The city under curfew was not suitable for exploration, and Duncan stayed in the antique shop all through the night—driven by the excitement of setting foot on land, he tirelessly explored the entire building.
The original owner of this body was indeed a heretic, but while he was a heretic he was also a common man who needed a normal social life; he depended on the conveniences modern civilization provided for survival, required communication with others, and day-to-day necessities.
He needed to deal with the entire city.
All of this would leave behind plenty of clues, allowing Duncan to roughly infer the way of life in Plunder City-State and a general idea of this era's technological level and civilian status, even with his memory fragments being hazy and indistinct.
