A line of text is written on the stairs leading to the house: "The princess lies buried in Jia, not in her own grave."
Guangyou didn't quite understand the meaning of this sentence, and he was too lazy to guess the riddle.
Upon entering the room, the rotten smell of wood made Guangyou frown slightly.
The hallway of the house was relatively clean and had not been filled with garbage despite being abandoned for many years.
"Where are you? I've asked Grandpa to come pick us up."
Just as Kōyū was about to go "explore" inside the house, Kaito's voice came through the walkie-talkie.
After responding, he went straight out the door.
Kaito was already sitting by the dock waiting for someone. When he saw Kouyu, he asked, "What about those guys?"
"Let them fend for themselves for now. I'll find someone to clean up the mess when we get back."
Guangyou shrugged and said, "Oh, by the way, give me that gem. I have one here..."
Before he could finish speaking, Kaito tossed the wooden box containing the jewels to Kōyū: "Take it if you want it, no need to explain so much."
Kōyū accepted the box and thanked him. He planned to deliver the gem to Narumi as soon as he returned to Tokyo.
Terai Kinosuke quickly sailed his yacht to the shore of Onikiri Island.
Once aboard the yacht, Guangyou went straight to the VIP lounge bathroom and took a long, refreshing shower.
After showering and stepping out of the steamy bathroom, Guangyou changed his clothes and leaned on the yacht's railing. The sea breeze blew through his still-damp hair, and the coolness it brought made him feel comfortable.
Hair dryers are convenient, but they remove moisture from the hair, which can damage the hair.
Kaito went back to catch up on his sleep; no one is as comfortable in the forest as they are in a soft bed.
The yacht isn't going very fast; at this speed, we should reach Tokyo tonight.
Returning to the office late at night is never a good idea, and thinking of this, Kōyū sighed, "I'll have to sleep outside again tonight."
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