"Do you have some scheme up your sleeve again? The Western European financial group's favorite thing is tacking tons of clauses onto a deal."
"Mm, I do have one." Leo showed no embarrassment whatsoever at being called out.
After all, additional clauses were part of being a financial group. If you didn't like it, don't play. Financial groups held the advantage; if they didn't pile on the terms, did people really think they were Allies of Justice?
"Tell me where they are."
"Huh? You don't even know their location, so how were you planning to collect the debt? Were you going to search for them by exhaustive elimination?"
"Don't worry about that." Leo's gaze drifted elsewhere. "My condition is just that simple."
Shinji looked at him suspiciously. "If it's really that simple, then do you dare sign a treaty? Once the contract is established, you're not allowed to attack Hakuno or Archer."
"No problem."
Leo snapped his fingers.
The contract was soon completed. And since they were in the Moon Cell, such a contract could not possibly be violated—unless someone used the highest-level Permissions to cancel the treaty.
"I've met your demand. So, where do you think they might be?"
Shinji said confidently, "Judging by their personalities, they should have headed straight for the endpoint of the second floor."
"Is that so? Gawain, did you hear that conversation just now? Go to the endpoint of the second floor."
"Yes!" Gawain answered, then swiftly charged toward the endpoint of Floor 2.
"Since the contract has been established, I'll be leaving first." Shinji let out a sigh of relief.
"Wait, Shinji." Leo called after him and said with a smile, "Come to think of it, Shinji, you really know Hakuno and Archer well."
"We've finally cleared the second floor." Hakuno gathered