Aidou hadn't fought on the sands, so the story of what had taken place in the duel didn't belong to him, but the entire venture was distasteful enough that he agreed with Guy for this own reasons. If a person reveled in the games Landel played, they were as disturbed as he was. By now, he'd probably shuffled plenty of people through them for whatever amusement.

But the basement in its entirety was a frustrating topic. Although he and Sasuke had put a pin in their endeavors in the caverns in favor of the third floor before they could discover these areas for themselves, he was still annoyed with it. Talking about the boatman meant acknowledging he existed. An awful creature all around.

"And no ill effects afterward, from his trade and such?" he wondered. "And what of the city?"

Of course he wanted to acquire more information, but he wasn't enthusiastic that the radio people were as helpful as some liked to believe. He doubted Farwell was a saving grace, or even a place that provided more answers than questions.

Guy's question, he answered simply and without flourish. A fair trade, if they were going to be cooperative. "You never found one within your box? It seems they might have delivered them to a number of people."