This isn't ...... This shouldn't be either...... Audrey observed the guests in the hall and mentally ruled out their suspicions one by one.

Which one is it? Or did Ziringers not come at all, did Mr. Power guess wrong...... Audrey couldn't find anything unusual for a long time, and she inevitably felt a little anxious.

She looked around the hall again, intending to see if Susie would find anything.

In order to bring Susie over this time, Audrey was coquettish to Earl Hall for a while.

At her several requests, she even uttered "I can't live without Susie's company", which is almost akin to a joke.

Eventually, Earl Hall reluctantly agreed to take Susie with him.

When she arrived at Duke Negan's Palace, she placed Susie in a special position so that her vision could complement her own.

Because Susie was the pet of Earl Hall's family, the waiters at the ball did not expel her.

Although Audrey noticed that several noble ladies had faintly disdainful expressions after seeing her come here with Susie.

But this was something she had expected a long time ago, so Audrey didn't pay much attention to it.

When she looked in Susie's direction, she saw that Susie was hiding there, her eyes staring silently at one of the nobles in the hall.

She followed Susie's line of sight and saw that the man was Baron Gramere, whom she had met several times before.

Susie was looking at him all the time, could this person be Ziringers? Audrey thought with some confusion in her heart.

She looked at Susie again, and Susie noticed her gaze and turned her head to look at her.

Audrey glanced at Baron Gramere and then at Susie with an inquiring look.

Susie looked at Audrey and nodded her head slightly.

It's really him! Chillingus is really here! Audrey's heart suddenly lifted, nervous and flustered.

No, I have to stay calm and not panic...... Yes, as planned, go and tell Dad the information first, and then pray to Mr. Fool...... Audrey controlled her expression so that she still looked elegant and decent.

But if you look closely, you can see that her pace has quickened a lot.

Audrey walked into the dining room and found Count Hall, who was communicating with the chief cabinet secretary and others.

With an impeccable smile, she walked over, took Earl Hall's arm, and said to the others:

"Ladies and gentlemen, can I borrow Count Hall for a few minutes?"

"Beautiful young lady, it's your right." Several gentlemen responded kindly.

Audrey took Earl Hall to the nearest balcony, found a secluded corner, and said to her middle-aged father:

"Dad, I have something for you."

Earl Hall originally had a doting smile, but seeing that his daughter's expression was very serious, he also became serious:

"What's the matter?"

"I just met Baron Gramire, but he is different in some details, such as ......"

Audrey naturally couldn't tell Susie about it, and she didn't know what Susie suspected of Baron Gramere for.

So she had no choice, so she had to make up a set of rhetoric by herself, talking about the anomalies she had "observed".

And the anomalies she said can be explained with sensitivity and care.

Audrey believes that even if Ziringers is really caught, he will not be able to go to someone and ask where he is exposed.

After talking about the anomalies she had made up, she added thoughtfully:

"I've heard Viscount Gleilint mention that 'Lieutenant General of the Hurricane' Ziringus has the ability to change into other people's appearances, isn't he in Beckland lately?"

Earl Hall listened quietly, and his expression became unusually solemn.

But he soon smiled, comforted his slightly flustered daughter, and said:

"I'll take care of it, you go to your mom and stay with her, she's in the break room in this hall."

"Okay." Audrey nodded obediently.

On the way to the common room, she glanced back at her father, and saw that Count Hall was whispering something to a nobleman, his expression quite serious.

Audrey's heart hung in the air again, and she felt that she had to pray to Mr. Fool at once.

Looking around, she changed direction, exited the dining room, entered a hallway, and familiarly found the small prayer room at Duke Negan's house.

She pushed the door in, locked it with her backhand, looked at the symbol of the Lord of the Storm in front of her, and subconsciously found a secluded and dark corner.

Audrey sat down, leaned forward, and clasped her hands together in a prayer position against her forehead.

Then she whispered in Hermes:

"O fool who does not belong to this era, you are the mysterious lord above the gray mist, and you are the king of yellow and black who rules good fortune."

......

15 Minsk Street, Klein House.

After returning from Gawain, Klein spent most of the day going to the headquarters of the Beckland Post in the district of Jowood, spending £30 and ordering a month's advertisement.

Starting Tuesday, loyal readers of The Beckland Post will see a small notice in the fold between pages 7 and 8:

"Sherlock. Moriarty, a private investigator who specializes in all kinds of matters, charges a reasonable fee, strictly adheres to the principle of confidentiality, and lives at 15 Minsk Street in the Jowood District. ”

The reason why Klein did not choose the "Tasok Daily" and "Beckland Daily" and other big newspapers covering the entire Ruan Kingdom was because his business would only be limited to the city of Beckland for the time being, and he did not want to become very popular.

As a result, the Beckland Post, which is popular locally and has inexpensive advertising, became his first choice.

Klein is now saddled with nearly a thousand pounds of debt, and he has to work hard to make money.

Although when Gawain gave him the Flame Strike to use, he did not say a deadline for payment.

But Klein didn't want to be like an old man and owe people for too long.

After the small advertisement, Klein went to buy some spiritual materials before going home.

Listening to Gawain's description before, the poisonous fire of the Flame Strike can easily damage the environment.

Therefore, such a weapon naturally cannot be experimented with in the outside world.

Once a trace is left, it is likely to be suspected.

As a result, the gray fog naturally became a good weapon testing ground.

It's empty, and no matter how much Klein tosses around here, there's no need to worry about damage.

When he got home, he set up a spiritual wall in his room.

Crane first took the Flame Strike out of his trunk and performed a sacrifice ceremony.

Then he walked four steps backwards, chanted the incantation, and came to the gray mist.