Savine and Oran sat inside an eatery, away from the eyes and ears of others. The old man and his servant were impatient to head back, one wanting to do his duty and both fearing for their lives. But since Savine was so very insistent on this conversation promising them whatever they might like in return, they reluctantly stayed.
"What's this important matter you speak of?" he asked.
"Ah, my original intent at approaching sir was to hear about your knowledge regarding the history of the world."
The servant paled, thinking that Savine was making up whatever excuse to keep the two in Fest's borders. Oran, however, had an inkling on why she suddenly mentioned history.
"Yes, His Majesty mentioned it once."
"Ah, that makes things easy," Savine said. "If you have any knowledge regarding the subject, I'd like to trade it for whatever you may want.
