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To pay back my gratitude and apologies throughout my life, I first had to find the moonbird's belongings.
I planned to scour the royal treasure vault first, but if it were in such an obvious place, the moonbird wouldn't have come out like that.
The one who stole the creature's possession was the very first emperor. If not careful, I might have to sift through the entire six centuries of imperial records.
And with Kaleb's aftermath not yet perfectly settled, the idea of going through six hundred years of imperial records seemed overwhelming.
Plus, I had been feigning ignorance for a moment, but Seven Hills was currently in the middle of war.
By now, the Emperor of Riverdun's letter should have arrived, and Edwin and Haven would have to return to the battlefield. Since these two wouldn't think of leaving my side, it meant I had to go with them.
Haven, foreseeing the same dilemma, asked with a concerned look, "What will you do, Your Majesty?"
