Since Arthur had already entered Earta Square, how could his eyes possibly stay away?
Fuginn hid atop the Clock Tower, looking down over Earta Square and taking in every expression, every performance-absolutely everything.
Those "Gifted."
Those "people of the mystical side."
And, of course, Young Lissop and the other three young nobles.
The three young nobles caught in their predicament aside-
Arthur could more or less guess what "Whale-Slaying Sword" Kang Si'ang, "Gale Sword" De'erqiao, and Young Lissop wanted to do.
But compared with the first two, Arthur was looking forward to Young Lissop's actions more.
He would certainly fall back on the method he knew best to solve the problem before him.
Those "noble tricks" of his.
Arthur had been looking forward to them for a long time.
Come on!
Make it quick!
Don't disappoint me!
As Arthur silently thought this, Muninn, who had been waiting nearby, followed Young Lissop.
Although he disparagingly called the "rules of the nobility" "noble tricks," that did not stop Arthur from paying close attention to everything Young Lissop said and did.
He needed to know what Young Lissop did, and when.
Only then could he counter him effectively.
He might even reap an unexpected windfall!
With that thought, Arthur turned his gaze toward the entrance to Earta Square-after the young "Medium" had drawn most people's attention, the lady had quietly descended from the Clock Tower and come to stand beside the carriage at the square's entrance.
When she noticed Arthur looking at her, she waved with a radiant smile.
Arthur immediately smiled back.
Then, after nodding to Freeman and Amuel, he rose and walked toward Malinda.
Under everyone's watchful eyes, Arthur and Malinda walked toward the carriage, looking intimate.
Amuel watched Arthur leave, her eyes filled with a sense of loss-
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