The young gang member's face was somewhat tense,
as he hurriedly pulled out a small book with a brown cover from his bosom and explained:
"Three days ago, in the evening, I saw a suspicious stranger leave the Siwo Inn."
He flipped open the notebook, his eyebrows slightly furrowed as he recalled:
"That stranger was a middle-aged man dressed in a vest, with an ordinary face."
"Actually, I was a bit puzzled at the time because I had never seen the middle-aged man check in; it was as if he just appeared out of thin air from the Siwo Inn."
"Now that I think about it, it's likely that our target was in disguise!"
The young gang member spoke with some indignation, and at the same time, handed over the notebook that contained the description of the middle-aged man's appearance to Mark.
Mark took the brown notebook without much comment.
Their method of recording was inherently simple and rough, the real intention was not to exhaustively control the comings and goings of travelers.
