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... retorted.


Angor silently watched these two people arguing. By the time they finished, they more or less satisfied their stomachs.


“Alright. Angor, let’s head back to my lab.” Brofen stood up. “I’ll keep showing you around.”


Sennefer stopped them. “Are you still onto that project of yours?”


Brofen looked embarrassed for some reason. “Y-yes.”


“Heh. Careful then. Those lunatics are always watching over the Baikal River. If they find out wh ...

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