"Blake has a Token bestowed by Gedelin IX that grants him free access to Nali Lake; the library and museum were built with his help, so it’s no surprise his people can enter freely..."
But the current problem was, how were he and Anna going to get into Nali Lake?
Their carriage gradually stopped in front of Klein Mountain, and the uneasy Moli was the first to jump down from the carriage, feeling uncomfortable with the small toys inside, unable to understand why humans would use such things—they just couldn’t fit...
Previously, Moli had only ever conducted battle training here, so now she felt a sense of familiarity.
In the chilly night breeze, Anna wrapped her arms around her body, dressed only in a rather thin Nali skirt. Seeing Fisher about to get off, she reached out to stop him,
"Your clothes... there are clothes left behind by a guest on the carriage, you should wear them for now."
As she spoke, Anna went back inside the carriage to search. Fisher sat there watching as Anna threw a pink, thin piece of clothing from the wardrobe on the floor, resembling both a leaf and a strand of silk, making even Fisher reflect on how brothels still played these tricks best.
"Here we go, give this a try."
The clothes Anna handed over were fairly clean, consisting of a grown man’s shirt and jacket. Fisher took them, jokingly asking,
"It’s not contagious, right?"
Anna glared at Fisher and then squeezed through the door to sit next to him,
"The kind of people who can afford this service in Saint Nali are wealthy, and the ladies they visit are examined by us. If there is an illness, it’s their own issue."
Fisher took off his clothes, revealing his muscular body now covered by the white shirt, and Anna casually averted her gaze.
Fisher had intended to take his Completion Manual out and put it into the new pocket, but just after putting on the jacket, he felt two hard manuals magically appear in the shirt pocket.
The Completion Manual would magically reappear nearby if it moved away from him for a while. Closed, it was indestructible and could even block bullets from a fire gun—don’t ask how Fisher knew this.
But once opened, the owner could tear it up; that is why Philone had said not to let Fisher tear it, as, once torn, it would reincarnate somewhere else in the world.
Fisher patted the two manuals at his chest, then took out the unfinished Magic Poker and his wallet to put them away before getting off the carriage with Anna.
"Fisher, look quickly!"
They had just alighted when they heard Moli’s voice; the whale-girl was pointing towards the mountain. On its slope, exactly where Fisher’s previous camp had been, there were faint flickering lights, seemingly from people camping there.
Hmm? Could it be that Xiayat was still there?
Fisher walked over to Moli, raising his hand to gauge the distant mountain, confirming the specific location of the firelight was near his previous campsite.
A gentle fragrance wafted by him, but Anna did not know who Xiayat was,
"Who’s that? Your assistant?"
"Yeah, she might have a way to get us into Nali Lake too..."