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- I agree. But we also need to know who visits there and how often. Not much time has passed, so we don't need to worry about dust, - she smiled, - but we definitely shouldn't touch the interior. As for the Castle... A broken lock looks like an unbroken one at first glance, but the difference becomes obvious if you look closely.
-- Hmm... Well, I have another thought. As I mentioned, Miss Gloria, while otherwise impeccable, was a little absent-minded... Could it be that such a person keeps the house keys in places where they can be easily found in case of unforeseen circumstances? Under the doormat or behind the window frame? In general, I leave this direction to your discretion. Don't take risks. If Mr. Garret wishes, he can join you, as I understand, his stealth skills may be useful.
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- No problem. If there is this information, I will find it, - the astrologer assured.
-- Thank you very much.
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- And why must the pursuer be an outsider? - Merel asked again. - I think it could also be a local. Yesterday, a man came to my archive who clearly doesn't like outsiders. It's not a fact that he is dangerous or following someone, but it's still something to think about.