(Lantern Gala! Lantern Gala! Where's my Lantern Gala?!)
"As for Yan's situation, I know a little about it as well. But for the specifics, I think it would be better for Wei to tell you, because what matters is how he chooses to put it," Kal'tsit said slowly.
"Could I ask Nian instead?" Bai Ye asked.
"Of course. If you can persuade her to tell you, there naturally won't be a problem." Kal'tsit nodded.
"Why can't you tell me, Doctor Kal'tsit?" Bai Ye asked curiously.
"Because this is not intelligence held by Rhodes Island, but knowledge I possess personally," Kal'tsit replied.
"I see..." Bai Ye nodded. "So Doctor Kal'tsit wants to make a deal, is that it?"
"You could put it that way. Though honestly, what I know is no different from what others know." Kal'tsit rose from her chair as she spoke. "If you're truly interested, you can ask me after this commission is complete."
Doctor Kal'tsit had decided on the spot to use the information as payment for the commission.
"That works too, but that alone won't be enough..." Bai Ye smiled.
"Fine. You may ask one additional question, though I won't guarantee that I'll answer it." Kal'tsit nodded.
"And it would be best not to ask questions involving me personally," Kal'tsit suddenly added as she looked at Bai Ye.
Bai Ye stared at her with dead fish eyes. This woman could clearly have told him the information directly, but she insisted on being cryptic. She was definitely still holding a grudge... over something like Kal'tsit Kitty...
Bai Ye sighed.
Under Doctor Kal'tsit's watchful gaze, Bai Ye left the office.
Wandering around, Bai Ye made his way to the training room and saw Kermal in the middle of training.
"Master."
After inheriting the monk's legacy, Kermal had undergone