"So, we really should go there again tonight. If I remember correctly, this will be the third consecutive week we've gone there, right?"
Shade asked again, puzzled:
"But according to you, the Club has both Gray Gloves agents and may itself be involved in fencing stolen goods. So whose side is the Club actually on?"
Wei Ge shook her head.
"Although Margaret's elder brother may be behind the Club, it isn't the First Prince's direct intelligence agency. Its structure is very complicated. As for what role the Club played in the theft, I'm afraid we'll have to ask ourselves.
"Of course, if we can find clues connecting the First Prince to the theft."
Flora, who had been listening to their conversation, did not care about politics. She merely asked:
"The Club you're talking about is that very improper Club, right? Wei Ge, why do you always go to places like that with Shade?"
"It's not like I want to. I don't like that filthy place either."
Wei Ge defended herself, but Flora shook her head.
"Fine, then. You two can go to the Club tonight, and I'll stay here to watch the house. After you come back, I'll go to Shade's place to paint dragon eggs. Wei Ge, remember to come back early. I've already prepared the Night-colored Ink."
Although she would not be going to Yodel Palace tonight, merely returning temporarily to Tobesk was enough to make Angelina happy, not to mention that all her friends would be there tonight.
Thus, Angelina completed the tasks Wei Ge had assigned her early. She then had Miss Lorraine help collect the intelligence gathered from various places in the city while she was away. After that, Angelina happily went to choose her clothes, and at five in the evening, she returned to