Mouri Ran and Suzuki Sonoko thought it was a great idea. "Then we'll trouble you."
The others had no objections. After all, they really had no idea where to begin searching. It was better to look around first and decide on a location afterward. The old butler's suggestion made perfect sense.
"Let's start this way."
The old butler was clearly not showing people around for the first time. He was quite practiced at it and knew which rooms were the most distinctive and best suited for visitors.
He led them to the entrance of a room on the First Floor. "This is the Knight Room, where Western suits of armor and tapestries are kept."
The room door opened, revealing a magnificent sight—rows of pitch-black Knight Statues stood in display cases along both sides. Their armor was heavy and cold, exuding an oppressive presence.
On the second floor, the Noblewoman Room was another place worth seeing.
"This was the old lady's favorite place when she was alive." The old butler looked at this place with a nostalgic gaze. "She always said this room was the most comfortable."
Compared with the other sights they had seen along the way, this room was more modern—the floor was covered in soft carpeting, and the walls were painted pink. Directly opposite the room door hung an enormous Oil Painting depicting an autumn forest beside a lake, bright and sunny in appearance. The other two walls were also covered with beautiful landscape paintings.
The art dealer's eyes darted around as he looked at the room. No one knew what he was thinking.
Soon, the group left and went to another room on the same floor.
"This is the Emperor Room."
Compared with the brightly colored Noblewoman Room, this room had a much heavier tone. Stone