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- Hmm... - Veserod turned his head, but there wasn't a single other soul around. - Did you lose something?
— Please forgive me, sir,” the woman’s voice didn’t betray any noticeable emotions to the ear or eye, but she nevertheless expressed regret with a polite bow, “the fact is that my master, Maximilian von Stingleheim, Duke of the province of Reichheim, was extremely interested in the local gambling establishment, and I arrived in Elheim to familiarize myself with the city, draw up a plan for the tour, and also identify all the dangerous and vulnerable places in its streets. To my shame, however, I don’t even know where to start: Elheim differs dramatically from the cities I have visited in the past.