The question emerged into her mind, yet she had no answer for it. To begin with, Snowflake had no idea what she was exactly searching for, but she needed clues to find the culprit. Sheets and sheets of papers scattered in front of her, and what was she to do with them? Stormy orbs glided over the lines engraved on the brittle sheet, the letters written with precision and grace, as if the write spent a good ounce of their time to outline the message. Albeit, none of these mattered to her, or related to the case that they were trying to solve.
It was a situation that required focus and concentration, yet, Snowflake would find her thoughts wandering immediately and she couldn’t help but imagine herself being on some kind of detective work. She was never interested in such acts, although after having it done in practice, it was quite fascinating. While Snowflake was distracted with the papers, it seemed that Alice discovered something else.
”What is it?”
The Ice wizard walked over to Alice, who reached out into the fire with her bare hands. Astonished by the sight, her lips slightly parted in surprise until she finally took notice of what appeared to be a burnt piece of paper. No doubt, the culprit had attempted to erase the evidence – more so, this piece of paper. Yet, what was so special about this? Whilst Alice was busy finding out what was on the paper, the Pegasus master continued to observe the place, in case there was an additional secret location hidden in the room.
”That is very likely,” she agreed, after listening to Alice’s assumption of the case. There could be no way that the lord would have destroyed his own will, and it was more than likely of the person of whom they have been searching for. ”Could it be that he forged an artificial will of his own name?” If the culprit had already burnt the original will, he or she must have the copy of the it, but how were they suppose to find it? Her eyes shifted over Alice's wounded hand and she was immediately brought out of her own reverie, "Is your hand alright? Do you need a bandage?"