Seeing how uneasy Misha looked, Himeko offered him some reassurance:
"This might be something called 'amnesia.' Don't worry, little Misha. Everyone forgets parts of their past. But those memories haven't disappeared; they're just sleeping deep inside your mind. And we can find them again.
"Since this place feels familiar to you, let's visit a few more rooms and see if you can remember anything else, all right?"
"All right." Misha nodded. "Then let's go look at those two rooms I mentioned."
The group first visited the room with the fireplace. Once they entered, faint voices began drifting in and out of earshot. Among them, someone mentioned the name Mikhail.
By now, the Astral Express Crew already knew that Mikhail was the Watchmaker's name.
But when they asked Misha whether he remembered anything, he shook his head.
He said he knew nothing about the Watchmaker, but Mikhail... was his grandpa's name.
Himeko then asked Misha to tell them about Grandpa Mikhail.
According to Misha, Grandpa Mikhail was a navigator. No sea was too mysterious, no storm too dangerous to stop him. The old captain was always away, adventuring with his many friends.
The old captain also disliked being called Grandpa because it made him sound old. Mikhail was the name his parents had given him-Mihali and Iris, who were both great seafaring travelers themselves.
Misha said that whenever Mikhail returned, he would show him his voyage logs and tell him thrilling tales of adventure. His own dream was to become an adventurer just like the old captain.
From Misha's account, the old captain seemed to have nothing to do with the Watchmaker. They simply shared the same name.
When March 7th asked how the old captain was doing now, Misha said he had set off on a new journey, and the