What's more, each marker could only be used once. The moment a question was received, it would vanish. Of course, if the person who left the question lingered there without leaving for too long, that eye marker would "expire."
To find a few markers, Tatsumi had spent ages searching before he found only this many...
"Of course, somewhere no one else would think of!" Lubbock smiled lightly. "And to test those cloaked people's abilities, I set the delivery location at..."
"You weren't stupid enough to set it inside a sealed room, were you?"
Lubbock shot Tatsumi a flat look. "Do I look that stupid? I set the location in my pocket..."
As he spoke, he reached into his pocket, then his expression froze. "How is this possible?!"
He pulled out several folded sheets of paper, his face filled with stunned disbelief. Fuck, how could this be possible!? How could they be this damned incredible? Someone had delivered the items without him feeling a thing.
"What a terrifying existence." Lubbock bared his teeth. "Let's look at the replies first. Luckily, I made sure to ask an important question earlier."
The first question was about making meat more delicious. One glance was enough to tell it was Akame's question, and there really was an answer on it! Several versions, even. For example, Answer One: I hear there is a young chef named Liu xx at xx Restaurant in Chinatown. He's extremely skilled; the food he makes even glows. You could find a way to tie him up... Answer Two: I have exquisite cuisine from Lunar Capital that can make food ten times more delicious. What are you prepared to trade for it?
Answer Three: Go practice your cooking skills yourself.
"Uh... where is Lunar Capital?"
"How would I know...? It sounds more