Blanc gave a wry chuckle. "Guild Master, calm down for a moment. The problem is... we have no idea where they are right now. Where am I supposed to look?"
Makarov stiffened at that. Right, he had been so busy panicking that he had forgotten Mira hadn't even told him what job they had taken!
After two seconds of thought, the old man threw caution to the wind and gave up on figuring it out:
"Never mind! Head back to the guild at full speed and ask Mira what's going on! The meeting ends today, so I'll pack up and head back right away too. Whatever happens, getting moving is better than sitting here waiting for disaster!"
Watching the Guild Master pace like an ant on a hot skillet, Blanc sighed helplessly and nodded in agreement.
But he could forget about returning to the guild. The Guild Master didn't know where they were headed, but Blanc knew they would eventually come charging all the way to this meeting venue.
In truth, he only needed to wait here.
Still, Blanc really didn't want to stay any longer. Anyone who often spent time with a bunch of elders knew how uncomfortable it felt to be surrounded by them.
Clover Town lay on the other side of the Grand Canyon, and there was only one route from one side to the other: the railway laid across the canyon.
Blanc could simply follow that route and wait for them at Oshibana Station on the other side.
"Then wait for my good news, Guild Master."
After leaving the meeting venue, Blanc glanced back at the villa standing on the edge of town, then let out a long sigh of relief, as though he had finally finished visiting relatives for the New Year.
He had