The Diagnosis

"How many years have you been reading the ancient books?"Al Buer asked.

When Claremont was in his teens, he used to read all kinds of books by himself. Anyone who was close to him knew about this period of history.

"It was a long time ago. It's just that..." Claremont thought about it carefully in his mind, but he wasn't very clear about that period of memory.

In his vague memory, the totem on the goblin seemed to have some special use.

He really couldn't remember, so Claremont didn't continue talking about this matter. Instead, he planned in his heart: I'll go back and search for this kind of information.

This vague feeling of not being able to make sense of anything was really too uncomfortable.

Devitt told Bikren to remember to report the results of the examination to him in time, and then left.

Al Buer tucked the goblin in and left with Claremont, following Devitt.

Bikren walked to the hall, tired, and sat on a chair to rest.