Part 4

"Enryu?"

Headon said with a surprised tone. The young man noticed it and asked:

"You know him?"

"Of course I know him. I am afraid there are few people in the tower who don't know Enryu."

Headon hesitated for a moment before continuing.

"Although I can trace the wherabouts of anyone in the tower, there are some exceptions. And...Enryu is one of them"

Speaking till now, Headon was afraid that the man will be pissed off because of his inability to find Enryu. But he discovered that the young man was lookign at him with a smirk on his face.

"Hmph. Do you think a little rabbit like yourself can trace the wherabouts of my disciple? Although he is my youngest and weakest disciple, he isn't someone you can track that easily."

Headon was a little dejected but didn't dare say anything.

"It's fine that you could confirm that he is still inside the tower. I can find him myself."

Hearing his words, Headon was quite puzzled. If that young man had the ability to find Enryu why did he need to ask him?

While Headon was thinking of this, the young man continued.

"You must be thinking that if I could find my disciple why did I ask you, right?"

Headon was speechless when he heared him. Can this guy also see through his thoughts?

Urgh, I feel I am about to collapse.

The young man continued speaking with a rediculing smile on his face.

"Actually, I could find my disciple without asking you but I would have to spread my sense across the entire tower. But if I did that, I am afraid the little worms living in the tower will be scared shitless. I can use my sense without them noticing but it's troublesome so I asked you."

Headon was confused.

Little worms?

Since when were worms important in the tower?

Wait...by worms did he mean the guardians of the floors?

F*ck!

Well, at least I am a rabbit...

"Now that I know that kid is in here, I will go look for him. I have a lot of time anyway so I might as well have some fun! Right, little rabbit, tell me about the structure of the tower."

Helpless, Headon had no option but to tell him what he needs to know.