Just as Dunn was privately lamenting that Annie was becoming harder and harder to fool,
the Silver Mirror in his coat suddenly began to vibrate.
At first, Dunn paid it little mind. Lately, he had often chatted with the others through the Silver Mirror.
It was a great way to pass his spare time.
For another thing, he could learn some secret information from the others.
Although this information might not necessarily help Dunn, it could very well prove useful someday.
The news reported in newspapers was essentially public information. After all, even the [Press], with several Legendaries among its ranks, could not risk offending everyone by reporting other people's secrets.
Normally, the Silver Mirror's vibrations were intermittent. It would only give a notification when someone sent a message, and there would always be a gap between messages.
This time, however, the vibrations did not pause at all, continuing without interruption.
Either messages were being sent through the Silver Mirror without a moment's pause,
or the Eye of the Firmament was controlling it!
Dunn suspected the second possibility was more likely.
After all, there were only a dozen or so people in total, and they were all rather busy. Even having four or five people chatting at once was usually considered a lot.
And for normal conversation to make the Silver Mirror issue notifications without pause, not even all dozen or so of them joining in would be enough, let alone four or five.
At that thought, Dunn stopped and took the Silver Mirror out of his coat.
His actions made Annie and Kane stop as well, casting puzzled looks at him.
When she saw Dunn take out the Silver Mirror, a trace of understanding appeared in Annie's eyes. She had discovered its existence long ago.
Dunn had not made