Not only was he a dazzling prodigy, having awakened autonomously at fifteen, but by just eighteen, he had reached the limit of the Second Order. Furthermore, he had also learned the corresponding forbidden knowledge of "divination," making him capable of taking the place of a Prophet.
Doing two jobs for the price of one was naturally a great deal.
Although there were some minor side effects, they were not so grave as to be of concern.
Of course, all of this stemmed from Byron's appreciation for talent. It had absolutely nothing to do with the [Nautical Logbook] unintentionally revealing that Violet's father was the vice-chairman of the Lighthouse Union.
Absolutely no relation!
Byron casually finished writing his reply, agreed on a boarding time with Delia, and after handing the letter to the Messenger, did not forget the most important task—feeding the seagulls.
"Some fries?"
He took a bag of fries out of the Snake Skin Bag, which were meant as a snack, and offered them to it.
