The Little Lion really didn't expect Arthur to pass by Rondohart Port without entering.
Therefore, Arthur's sudden return was also unexpected for the Little Lion.
Not to mention, Arthur let a crow snatch the [Thief's Door].
All of this was beyond the Little Lion's expectations.
However, unlike most people.
Most people faced with such matters would have already panicked.
And the Little Lion?
He adjusts his strategy.
He is well aware of the allure of [Thief's Door].
Once someone has obtained [Thief's Door], how could they not use it?
Especially when faced with a 'treasure trove' like him, they simply cannot resist.
This is human nature!
Thus, the Little Lion 'provided the chance' for Arthur to use [Thief's Door] — without a doubt, that seemingly farcical scene with Count Bert was intentional on the part of the Little Lion.
The Little Lion wants Arthur to feel the weight of age.
The Little Lion wants Arthur to regret deeply.
