The winter midday sun streamed through the stained glass window patterned with the Holy Tree, casting its light on the marble floor.
In the hallway of the Uffizi Palace, Horn, dressed in black and red monk robes, walked alongside seven or eight guards and secret monks.
After ending the morning meeting and speech early, without even bothering to eat lunch, Horn hurried to the Uffizi Palace.
Because the secret monks had informed him that Moliat attempted to ride out of the city, but fortunately, the effects of the medicine from last night hadn't worn off and she was injured, so she was brought back by Patrick.
According to Patrick's report, Moliat showed faint signs of the Witch going berserk.
Witches of the mental kind could also go berserk; it was said that that Pope Joan had once gone berserk, seducing the angels swayed by the church to massacre commoners.
However, after reading the notes of Moliat's father, Vincent, Horn had significant doubts about the truth of this matter.
