In the Grand Library rest area of the Dream Labyrinth Tower, Abner smiled at Danitz, whose face was full of wariness.
"You only have fifteen minutes. Don't waste them...
"Whatever problem you want solved, you can bring it to me."
If the captain hadn't given me that card, I'd definitely think you were a fraud! I've seen plenty like you! Danitz grumbled inwardly. Outwardly, he cautiously looked around, apparently searching for a way to escape.
When he found only emptiness shrouded in gray-white mist, with nowhere to run, he took a deep breath and asked suspiciously, "Can you really solve any problem?"
This guy sounds like he's bragging. Maybe he fooled the captain? Well, Doctor Strange is certainly good-looking, much better than that pretty boy Jodson... No, no, what am I thinking? How could a woman as clever and beautiful as the captain be so shallow?
Abner, who was simulating Mind Reading, couldn't help twitching at the corner of his mouth. He glanced at Danitz, still lost in wild thoughts, and replied meaningfully:
"I'm not omniscient... But I do know a few things about you.
"For example, you put all the money you saved into property at numbers 12 through 16 on Fragrant Tree Avenue in Bayam. The deeds are hidden in the basement wall of number 13...
"For example, you've long been in love with Edwina and often write her love letters. Unfortunately, you've never mailed one or handed one to her...
"And then there's—"
"Please... Please don't say any more... I believe you! I believe you!" Danitz interrupted in a trembling voice before Abner could finish. His face had gone ashen as he stared at Abner like he was a demon.
"Then tell me what problem you'd like solved," Abner said, stopping while he was ahead and suppressing