Murkh was cleaning the empty cylinder that had been cleaned in decades when Damien asked Penny,
"Are you sure about the burnt body? No regrets?"
"I don't think so...you said the councilmen weren't able to solve the case and it was why he was here. Even if we were able to open the case on request instead of meeting the end, the route would turn long and tedious. I feel somewhat worried."
"Unsettling feeling?" asked Damien to see her nod. He took both her hands and pulled to have her stand in front of him, "Tell me what worries you."
"The first time when I had stepped in here and had later found out from Bathsheba that my father was dead and was no more alive, somewhere deep down I had hoped that he was here," Penny meant the man who had been burnt a few moments ago, "But I have seen my father and now that I know how he looks...I know he isn't here and I don't know if he was burnt. Do you think this man was somehow related to me or Alexander?" she asked him.
