Dio knew nothing of Mumuzawa's thoughts.
As someone who knew Cheadle well, he naturally had no suspicions about her.
But from Mumuzawa's limited perspective, that old woman might just have been taking advantage of Dio all along because he was so capable! (Mumuzawa was eighteen, and Cheadle was six years older.)
Yes, by this point, Mumuzawa knew a certain amount about Cheadle.
In theory, although information about Cheadle was not as tightly classified as Ging's, it was not something an unfavored prince like her could freely investigate.
In fact, she had Dio's friendship with Caesar of the Judicial Bureau to thank for that.
About half a month earlier, Caesar had approached Mumuzawa's mother, Princess Sewanchi, hoping to commission the Judicial Bureau to issue a certificate in her name.
Mumuzawa had not seen that certificate, but she had seized the opportunity to ask Caesar to use the state's resources to look into Cheadle.
Although she had only obtained some of the information in the end, that mere tip of the iceberg of Cheadle's accomplishments had shown Mumuzawa what a true genius was.
Compared to Cheadle, she was better suited to being a slacker.
After realizing the gap between herself and Cheadle, Mumuzawa had actually spent several days languishing like a slacker before recovering-
As the night deepened, Dio chatted with Mumuzawa while beginning to think through what came next.
First, judging by the timing, he should be able to reach Loi City on the morning of the thirty-first.
The ceremony announcing the Vice-Chairman's appointment would probably be held that day, in the first-floor hall of the Hunter Association Building.
Cheadle would definitely be there, and so would Pariston.
That brought up something else: just before Dio left, when the Secret Realm was about to collapse, Pariston had said something strange.
Dio