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Taking the newspaper from Philip, Daniel thanked the guy and headed off to sit on the nearest bench and read the news, which, however, turned out to be extremely boring.
"It's all politics," the guy muttered to himself when he finished reading, after which he spent about 30 minutes thinking about what to do next.
In the end, Daniel decided to return the newspaper to his friend first, so he went back to the editorial office and gave the newspaper to Philip (he didn't mention how dull and uninteresting it was, instead, he only pointed out that at least one line about the tournament could have been mentioned to please old Gungir, and also praised his friend for his excellent writing style, which is so pleasant to read), after which he went for a walk until he reached the "Hermit" tavern.