Although Heath could take a plane or an airship, using the Anywhere Door was ultimately more convenient. After all, it was truly useful, and there was no discomfort at all. It felt as though he had simply pushed open a door and arrived here, which made Heath very happy. He felt that this thing really could be described as a divine artifact.
Mr. Cord was still eating, and Heath had no intention of disturbing him, so he simply continued serving his customers. There were still plenty of customers today, and Heath stayed busy until after three in the afternoon before things finally eased up a little.
"You haven't left yet, Mr. Cord?" Heath was a little surprised. There were far fewer customers in the food truck now, but Mr. Cord was still here, which made Heath rather curious. Hadn't Mr. Cord already finished his curry omurice? Why was he staying here without ordering anything else?
"Of course not. Actually, I also came to deliver a package to you this time. Since there was a package to deliver, I took the opportunity to come over myself." Mr. Cord stroked his beard, then produced a package from somewhere. It looked rather large, about the size of a shoebox. He handed it to Heath, who readily took it. Come to think of it, this was already the second package Heath had received today, and both had something to do with Mr. Cord.
"I brought you that Badge earlier. If you carry it with you, I'll be able to find you easily in the future. This package is the one someone else asked me to pass on to you." Mr. Cord spoke with a smile, and the corner of Heath's mouth twitched. Good grief, could that Badge actually be a tracking device? Still, that