Cherie and Karlo went to talk with Liddle again. Regarding whether to return and visit his parents, Liddle appeared indifferent—he agreed to meet the elders, but he truly had no memory of them. He lacked attachment to his nominal parents and agreed to pay a visit only out of a bishop's pity towards two impoverished old people.
The sisters then asked about the monastery, and Liddle responded quite candidly. However, the more they listened, the stranger it sounded. In Liddle's descriptions, he couldn't recall anyone's name at the monastery, only referring to people with titles like "the dean," "nun," or "mama." The monastery itself had no name, and when Liddle completed his training as a Transcendent and officially joined Grandmother Spider's Church, he decided to revisit the monastery's old site one day, only to discover that the entire place had vanished. The house had been torn down, leaving only an empty plot of land.
… In summary, it was just a blank space.
