John discovered something else.
It seemed that every John rather enjoyed eating.
Take right now, for instance.
Johanna held a cantaloupe-flavored ice cream in her left hand, licking it like a kitten.
If John remembered correctly, she had just finished a sashimi platter.
Was I really that greedy?
Having gone without a sense of taste for so long, John had almost forgotten what it was like to taste anything else.
Wait!
Could this be the thing I loved most that I lost?
John's expression froze.
Every John would lose what mattered most to them.
If anyone found out that what mattered most to him was eating, that would probably be rather embarrassing.
John buried the thought deep inside.
"Eternal Night City." John glanced at the eternal daylight overhead. "Why do things this way?"
"Huh?" Johanna's brain stalled for a few seconds.
John used Legilimency to distinguish truth from lies in Johanna's words.
Johanna's lips parted slightly. Right, why did they do things this way?
The people living here seemed never to have considered that question.
With so much land available, no one thought about visiting the other city.
Eternal Day and Eternal Night reflected each other like a mirror.
John had not cared at first either, but the separation of the Alchemy Department and the Potions Department had aroused his suspicions.
Or was it because the rulers didn't get along?
Were there disagreements within the John Council too?
John set the question aside for now.
Like Eternal Day City, this place also had a Magic Tower.
Yet from a distance, there was no sign of the square building belonging to the Potions Department.
It had been hidden.
The people of Eternal Night City were accustomed to darkness.
They ventured out at night and drank together beneath the streetlights.
People with