Then Hermes released his hands, letting the two exchanged sheets of parchment fly to their respective recipients.
The coward skimmed his sheet and immediately asked in alarm, "Something like this... how did you know?"
"Naturally, I have my own sources, but I can guarantee that this information is true."
"..."
The coward fell silent. If his face had been visible, his expression would surely have looked terrible.
Edward now saw what the coward had written as well: "Internal strife has broken out in the Abraham Family. Some members intend to move elsewhere, and they are very likely to have the Wanderer Beyonder Characteristic you need."
Alas.
Edward sighed inwardly, a little disappointed.
The reason he had been so urgent, even bringing Hermes along, was that he had worried the coward's information concerned Lilith... he had not expected it to be about the Abraham Family.
"Do you know where they're moving?"
"No."
The coward hesitated, but offered an explanation. "I happened to learn this from a member of the Abraham Family not long ago. I don't know much about the specifics either."
After a pause, he asked, "Do you know... where that treasure is?"
Edward was slightly surprised. "You're not still thinking of going there, are you?"
"No..."
The coward curled his lip. "The Jacob Family left behind quite a few treasures over the years. Their descendants scattered across the world have been searching for them all this time. I want to know in advance... so I can avoid that one."
Edward smiled. "I don't know either. But I do have a saying for you..."
"What?"
"There's a good saying: when you discover one Amon, it means there are countless Amons nearby. By the same logic, when you learn that there's an Amon in one treasure hoard, it means..."
The coward's