After leaving Melissa's house, Sifa had originally planned to visit Kyle, the former Hunter, since he lived nearby. But when he looked toward Number 5 Daffodil Street, he abandoned the idea.
Kyle's house was completely dark. Sifa did not know whether Kyle was out or had gone to bed early.
He could only return to the hotel.
Seeing that it was still early, Sifa took out Traveler's Gazetteer, turned to a fresh page, picked up his fountain pen, and wrote the words "Yedga Island" on it.
Based on what he had seen and heard, Sifa wrote an account on the page, focusing on the island's harbor and the statue of Yedga in the city. He noted that the island's buildings were mainly made of wood because earthquakes occurred frequently there.
He wrote about the prison as well, recording how the inmates there were often forced to sign labor agreements.
After finishing this travelogue-like account, Sifa discovered that he had expended quite a bit of spirituality.
He let out a breath, put away the gazetteer, washed up, and lay down on the hotel's soft bed.
Still not sleepy, he stared at the ceiling overhead, watching a spider weave its web in the corner while his thoughts drifted to the acting principles of the Pyromaniac.
Through this period of "acting," Sifa had accumulated considerable experience and felt that he could summarize it.
"Acting as a Pyromaniac cannot be separated from flames or destruction. This is the most superficial principle; one can tell from the potion's name alone. As for whether it can be extended to other meanings of 'flame,' such as the 'flames of revolution,' I cannot be sure without putting it into practice."
"Going a level deeper, acting as a Pyromaniac will ultimately bring Catastrophe and create destruction. One must have