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— I promise to teach you personally once I finish studying what I've read. Assuming that the archive won't be affected by this, and my knowledge will be sufficient. I was already thinking about taking it up in the distant future anyway.
— And you too. I'd like to look for Sonata myself now, but I'm not sure where to start. The Patriarch might know something, but he's probably swamped with work right now. And would he even share information with someone like me? Violate someone else's right to privacy? I wouldn't. And going to the villa for that purpose... I don't know, it would be strange. Although, maybe it makes sense to visit for another reason. I suspect that Hopelessness's next target will be Margel's country estate. We certainly don't intend to lose to him, and we won't let pessimistic moods take over, but there are no guarantees that his lair will be discovered before Monday. We should be prepared for anything, although Nadia probably already realizes all the risks.
Erephir takes his money and goes to Vishenka, checking if they are open. At the same time, while walking through the business district, he looks around to see how many "closed" signs have appeared on the doors of buildings, especially Chronos, Upgrade, and Pam-Param (but also everything else in general, although to a lesser extent). However, he doesn't go into any of them, except for Vishenka, because of the limited time.