Hearing her warning, Shade swiftly sliced off a piece of the Baron's flesh with his right hand, letting the blood pass through his transparent body and spill across the tabletop. He released his grip to avoid being cursed, then watched as the Baron completely vanished before his eyes.
Her voice continued:
The Time Curse will descend upon you in the form of "the Time Key being disabled for one week."
Outlander, in the Gap of Time, you sensed the nature of the other party's Time Curse: unable to touch any metal with a gold content exceeding 95%. Contact means certain death.
"He got away!"
The White Mouse in his pocket said. Shade shook his head.
"He can't get away. I'm going after him now. And I know the nature of his Time Curse."
He gave a brief explanation, and Miss Mouse sighed.
"It seems the Time Curse really is fair. As long as he is careful, he can live exactly as he normally would, but for the rest of his life, he'll have to beware of gold. How are you going to find him? Through the Tree Hollow here?"
Miss Winslet did not stop Shade.
"He just traveled through time without doing anything. You must be careful. There's something strange about this man."
"Do you know I want you to come with me?"
Shade suddenly asked. The witch looked puzzled.
"Can I? I mean, although your cat proved it was possible last time, I thought you would keep me out of your adventures."
Shade smiled.
"Since you're here, come along. But before we look for that increasingly interesting Baron, shouldn't we examine this first?"
He pointed at the box Baron Kaming had dug out outside the city. It was a metal box. According to Miss Bell, it had been wrapped