Of course, besides those three questions, Shade actually had other things he wanted to ask about, such as the whereabouts of Miss Sabelle or the werewolf girl, and a stable method for bringing girls who did not belong to this time into this era, apart from the Time Transfer Station that consumed task attempts.
But he knew which questions were most important at the moment, and he believed this definitely would not be his last time entering the Silver Moon Library:
"I might ask about the Moon or the Chosen Ones. Come to think of it, asking where a stable doorway leading to the library is would also be a very good question."
That was how he answered. Daniste smiled and shook her head:
"I don't think you'll be able to find such information. Otherwise, the library's access restrictions would be meaningless. And I'd wager that even if the library gave you information about the doorway, what you would face would not be a door you could simply use upon arrival, but a series of complicated, interconnected investigations and battles."
Shade thought so too, which was why he had never considered directly finding that door before:
"Besides 'records,' there must be other things in that library. It's a pity Moon's Chosen One has never appeared. Otherwise, the help that library could provide us would certainly be no less than that of the other Ancient God spaces."
"I truly cannot imagine who in this era, besides you, is more qualified to inherit the Sage's power."
Daniste said softly, her rose-red eyes fixed on Shade:
"Do you know? In my eyes, sometimes there is no difference between you and the Moon."
However, Shade had not come to the library so early in the morning merely to flirt with Administrator Miss. Although Emilia