Ignatius Leclair's routine is very regular; he wakes up at six every morning and sleeps at ten at night, without making any sound.
Delphine has been running around for almost a month, always eating poorly, sleeping poorly, and her sleep has been restless. She wakes up early, almost as soon as the birds in the forest start chirping.
Her first reaction is to check if Ignatius Leclair is still there. Seeing the man quietly lying asleep in the room, she breathes a sigh of relief, gets up to wash carefully, then somewhat worriedly checks on him again, only to see the man lying in bed with his deep phoenix eyes open, saying nothing.
This sight nearly scares her; she pauses for half a second before realizing that Ignatius Leclair can't see anything right now. Jing Liu said his wake-up time is eight in the morning, but now it's clearly just six. He stays in bed silently with his eyes open for hours every day without moving?
