Although both men are renowned detectives, Victor appears to lack the "wisdom" of Arthur Hastings, who is adept at navigating office politics, or perhaps due to his smooth sailing in the past two years, he has forgotten the old adage about sailing cautiously.
In just two years, the Breaux Detective Agency's office location changed twice. The first year, they moved from a cramped small office to a brand-new office building on the Left Bank of the Seine River. The second year, they directly moved from the Left Bank to No. 39 New Street, Outache, where even the address on their business card was boldly printed: the street in front can accommodate eight taxi carriages coming and going simultaneously.
The new offices were like a maze, even the door plates imitated government offices by numbering: one department, two departments, three departments, four departments.
Yes, four departments, even two more than Victor's Security Department at the Great Paris Police Hall.
