Since her messenger had successfully entered into a contract with Morvan's help, Charlotte felt some personal warmth toward him beyond their cooperation. Seeing that it was him, she relaxed her tense body and asked in confusion:
"Did you see that messenger?"
The lawyer, whose black hair was frosted with white and whose gaze was less sharp than when they first met, nodded.
"My perception of Spirit World Creatures is fairly keen. I can notice their appearance without even deliberately using Spirit Vision."
If a messenger weren't specifically looking for me, I probably wouldn't sense it even within my jurisdiction... What Sequence is he, exactly? Has he already become a Saint? Charlotte pondered, slipping the letter she had just received into her pocket to read later.
Just then, Morvan's gaze suddenly fell on her chest. It did not linger, nor did it hold any masculine appreciation, but the blatant gesture still put the Sheriff on edge.
Soon, Charlotte realized that he was looking at the Mirror of Substitution she carried.
That was the name she had given the Mystical Item Gervais had left behind. Each remaining mirror fragment could perform Mirror Substitution once, and it also possessed some anti-divination capabilities, so she had kept it with her ever since Arrodes confirmed its safety.
Seeing that the Beyonder of such mysterious strength was interested, Charlotte simply took the women's dressing mirror from a concealed pocket at her chest and handed it to Morvan. Its casing was silver, and it was slightly smaller than her palm.
He took it, opened the lid for a glance, then returned it to Charlotte and said:
"This came from a fairly powerful Demoness. She might not have put much thought into making it, and its uses are limited, but ultimately, it will inevitably establish a deeper mystical