— So, you're implying that the barrier isn't constantly here, but was specifically put up against me! — Keliandra smirked. — It's definitely him, but he clearly prepared well. I'll have to involve another participant. I came here with Raphael, a member of the Carnelian squad. A peaceful and curious person, strangely enough. I assume he should be in Carnelian itself. Would you like to take his statement, esteemed colleagues? — the Lunarian addresses the Bureau staff, and then turns to the merchant: — I believe you might have tried to bribe Raphael, but understand: he's an honest guy and won't lie for a stranger he met yesterday. Wouldn't it be easier for you to apologize to me, offer a small compensation, and explain the situation... peacefully?
The minute stretched into several hours. Examining every centimeter of the building, the Bureau staff used the same device that the guards used when inspecting those arriving in the city, but found nothing.
— For now, we can't do anything... if what you said is true at all. — The Bureau employee looked disapprovingly at the owner of the "Dryad" and then at Keliandra. — Tomorrow morning, you and this Raphael of yours will come to the Bureau. Until then — goodbye.