Ⅱ
Arthur dipped his finger in clean water again and wrote down a place name-
South Los.
Looking at the name, the Marquis of Einhaas and Count Bernaken both felt a sudden surge of understanding.
Almost simultaneously, they realized why the Creados family had settled in South Los.
So that was it!
It was because of "that matter"!
But South Los covered far too broad an area!
Not only was it vast, it had a huge population!
Clearly, there was no way to obtain precise information from the place name "South Los" alone.
No human could possibly do it.
No!
Forget humans.
Even a "deity" could not do it.
However, having learned from his earlier experience, the Marquis of Einhaas did not complain this time-clearly, one all-out act of assistance in which he burned everything he had, regardless of the consequences, could only buy him the place name "South Los."
South Los, South Los!
That matter didn't happen in South Los!
So...
This was the aftermath?!
As the Marquis of Einhaas thought this, he could not help growing excited.
The marquis gained a new understanding of Arthur's "fair trade."
If this really concerned the aftermath of "that matter," then offering his full assistance once, burning everything he had regardless of the consequences, was an absolute bargain.
But how could a single place name be enough?
He wanted to know more.
Yet he had nothing else to offer.
For a moment, the Marquis of Einhaas could neither sit nor stand at ease.
The feeling of having something right within reach, yet being able to see it but not touch it, was utterly unbearable.
Count Bernaken felt exactly the same.
Even without a body, the Old Count felt as though tens of thousands of ants were crawling over him.
Without hesitation, the