PAID

“Huuuugh!”

After seeing [Sara], I still had to check [Cerberus].

But that could wait. Just thinking about stepping into [Cerberus] made me feel like I’d be worn out in five minutes.

Stretching with a long yawn, I turned to the chairman.

"Chairman, are you heading back now, or are you planning to watch the process?"

"I’ll wait. I’ll come back and observe once you’re close to finishing."

"In that case, I’ll call it a day too."

Working on [Sara] wasn’t urgent. Since I planned to work on both paintings simultaneously, I could postpone it a bit longer.

That means I’ll need to start within the week.

In the meantime, I’d need to check the remaining paintings. Just thinking about it gave me a headache.@@novelbin@@

I wasn’t planning to waste the time I had left.

Maybe it’s time to start searching for Master.

But where was he?

If Master hadn’t reincarnated, he’d likely still look the same as he did in the past.

But considering his age, he would’ve lived decades longer by now.

The thought was oddly unsettling.

Come to think of it, Master always seemed to leave traces connected to him wherever I went.

Whether it was a masterpiece or even just a doodle.

Maybe this time too, what seemed like coincidence would reveal itself to be fate.

It felt like Master had predicted my movements and set things in motion ahead of time.

Either way, I had no other leads. I’d just have to follow the trail.

The only thing I know for sure is that he’s somewhere here in China.