“The interior is less impressive than expected, isn’t it?” Rother Dwin remarked.0

“It seems so,” grand duke Saint-Ouen replied from within the spacious chamber of the dungeon.0

There was no need to light a campfire, as everyone present was a mage capable of summoning their own light source.0

The exploration of the dungeon had taken a long time, and they had found a space where everyone could rest. They took turns to keep watch.0

“Perhaps it was much ado about nothing. Those tomes that caused such a stir in the world hardly amounted to a handful of paper,” Rother Dwin commented.0

“It feels as if they’ve been deliberately removed, rather than just not being visible,” the grand duke replied.0

“I feel the same way,” Rother Dwin agreed.0

Rother Dwin was talkative, while the grand duke preferred to speak only when necessary. The woman, however, remained silent.0

Luna moved slowly. Whenever Rother Dwin or the grand duke called her, she always responded a beat late. She mostly nodded or shook her head in response to questions, and rarely spoke.0

There were no significant traps inside the dungeon, nor was there a labyrinth like there was outside. 0

They were simply taking their time exploring the dungeon cautiously, which was why it was taking so long.0

Both the grand duke and Rother Dwin took turns leading the group. 0

The grand duke couldn’t help but notice that Rother Dwin...0