"I think I saw enough."
Pulling myself out of the influence of the stone, I promptly reached for the second part of it with a strand of entropy, swiftly dissolving one with this chaotic force while crushing the other one within the palm of my head. Turning myself back to the Gabriel, I looked him deep into the eyes, before loosening up.
"Tell us what you saw."
After this little show that was aimed to prove that even if I lacked knowledge about something I didn't mind sacrificing some of my time to verify it, it was finally the turn of my most trusted retainer to speak his mind.
"Barely an hour after I left, I felt one of my stones going off. With how I had quite a lot of them in total, I believed that due to the increased distance, there was some interference between them, so I didn't really pay it any mind. Only half a day later, when I finally crossed the river and set up a small tent to have a rest before going back to my travels, did I sat down to check on the stones."
