Although Guter felt that such frequent coincidences were a little suspicious, he could not think of a reason for the moment and could only turn his attention back to the map.
If the previous Guter had relied on the Talent Trait of the Innate Tomb Raider Saint Body to peer through the mist, only vaguely sensing an outcome—
Then now, having personally explored one Labyrinth and obtained information about another from Frieren, Guter could see things clearly.
Previously, whether it was the location explored by their group of four or the one explored by Frieren, they had given Guter the same feeling.
That was, his initial impression felt right, but the more he considered it, the more something seemed wrong—a kind of intuition that was both right and wrong.
Now, Guter had more or less figured out the reason behind that intuition.
His intuition considered the two locations highly similar because they had been constructed as mirror images of each other.
Whether it was the number of branching paths or their layout, there was hardly any difference. They merely faced different directions.
As for that complicated feeling of being "both right and wrong"—
It was because, in both Labyrinths, the longest and straightest central branch led directly toward the other location.
In the Labyrinth Miss Frieren had explored, the central branch led toward the starting point of Guter's group of four.
Meanwhile, in the Labyrinth explored by Guter's group, the central branch led toward that location which, whether by initial judgment or later consideration, felt unquestionably correct to Guter.
Those long, straight central branches that ultimately led toward the correct locations were the source of the "right" part of Guter's intuition.
However, both of those central branches had an extremely serious problem.
That was—they could not be traversed.
Every central