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- I don't care about any of that, Margel, Mitten. As I said, the geography here isn't my strong suit. Here, try this on, - she hands him a black hanja. - It suits your style, doesn't it? The color and the grotesque face. It was one of the options I initially considered giving you in exchange for that accursed card, before I decided to put my heart into this deal. It's not a given that it will show you anything - there are substances that are beyond even someone like you. The same goes for this... - she pulls out a corrupted platinum Calvada card, holding it between her index and middle fingers. - As I said, there isn't another one like it in this world. Because I brought them with me when I was summoned here. To your disgusting, post-mortal world, filled with suffering and sorrow no less than my own. My soul traded one evil for another, and here I am, sitting in a self-propelled carriage with the local yakuza, explaining such personal details of my life, under the threat that... he'll squash more ants because he can? How absurd, - she sighs and shakes her head. - ...My first thought was to hand your grandfather over to the authorities because he's trading in things that can't even be found on the black market. But in his care, I saw fellow sufferers, and I felt it was my duty to support them. I can only guess at the suffering they have endured. I am determined to see this through to the end, as long as I am still able to breathe and move. And in the process of all this... I ended up in the current situation. I think a cynical person like you would just laugh at that, but... to each their own.
- I don't care about most people, but your life principles and actions inspire respect and interest in me, but not laughter. - Even if the young man didn't see anything through the eye holes of the mask, given his line of work and past stories, he was able to put two and two together and understand what was being discussed. - When the teacher came to me to sort things out, and then you offered me a game of golf, I was very disappointed, but seeing and hearing you again in my establishment, I realized that I had jumped to conclusions. Don't worry, the old man will live, and with your emerald, he'll be as good as new tomorrow, and then you'll come back and finish what you started as if nothing had happened. - He looked at his watch and then declared. - The journey to Mitten will take two days, we will spend a week there, and then another two days to return. 11 days, consider it a well-deserved vacation from all the work you do on a daily basis. As for souls... some kind of necromancer might be interested in yours, but I think it's all nonsense. You can summon any nobody from another world, and the color of a soul alone won't make them better than others.