- Miss Ayko. Perhaps our suffering wasn't in vain. When we were brought to the fort, I had the opportunity to see Mr. Victor Loss. And I didn't like what I saw very much. In short, our Victor is not mentally healthy, and seriously so. I suspect he has something to do with what happened in Fenhel. Think about it, who else but a guard in the middle of the night could the shopkeeper have opened the door for? You mentioned that she was afraid to be alone. If she was so afraid, she would never have left the door open, let alone opened it for just anyone.
Ayko looked around to make sure no one (except perhaps the members of the party, they can) was eavesdropping.
-- So, Mr. Victor, Mr. the owner of Phantom, Mr. Eugene Kripov, and... Here I'm not sure. I was going to give Mr. Garrett a magazine to read from Tuesday to Wednesday, but then a temporal anomaly occurred, and with four free hours, I already found myself in Wednesday, where what happened, happened. If Mr. Garrett had time to read this, let's just say, not very trustworthy press about a certain Mr. Utulga, then that could also be a clue. If not, this question needs to be investigated.