Similar to the previous day, the tavern experienced a sudden silence that persisted at noon. It appeared as though people only sought refuge in the tavern during the morning hours when the heat was still bearable. As time progressed, the atmosphere grew increasingly hot, particularly within the vicinity of the kitchen, where one would inevitably feel a scorching sensation on their face while standing near the roaring flames.
"Then, I'll leave now. Susan, Master, Bedell," Allen said while carrying a bag with two bowls of soup inside.
"Wait, where are you going?" asked Bedell.
"To visit Lady Barkaley."
At that moment, Bedell suddenly turned pale. He remembered that he was supposed to deliver Lady Ayde's letter to Lord Barkaley on the first day.
"Oh no! I have to go there too!"
"Are you coming too?"
"Yes! But can you wait a moment?! I need to change my clothes! Just a few minutes!"
"Okay."
