Chapter 60: There is No One Like Me in This World

Meanwhile, Durin hopped off the tram that had just pulled into the station and strolled into the alley beside the Past World Tavern.

Whistling a jaunty tune, a thin iron wire wriggled out from Durin's pocket and slipped into the lock on the back door, which swung open automatically as he stood before it.

Looking at the empty lounge area, Durin smiled.

Everyone is busy, it seems that business is indeed booming for the Yutari family, just as the informant said.

I do hope I'm not interrupting your little hobby of smoking in the lounge, Higgins.

As Durin entered, a Life Detection Spell unfolded, confirming his guess that the majority of the staff were on the left—in the tavern's business area.

A smaller life form was moving in the corridor ahead of Durin; judging by its size, it seemed to be Higgins—Durin had confirmed his family members, and there was only one child, an adopted son. But to Durin's eyes, the boy and his father were undoubtedly biological father and son.