[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Not him, but Kyoka. Kyoka can take him there and he was a child when Kyoka adopted him.

A child who showed the ability to black flames. It is obvious that therapy sessions with him are dangerous for people, and, in the case of the alchemist therapist, for Spanner himself. Plus, Kyoka herself doesn't have very developed social skills. Considering that for so many years she has been unable to find allies other than her own pupil, and even her daughter Fuuga, whose reputation she sought to clear, chose not to trust, it is obvious that she is the type of person who will act alone and keep secrets. This, by the way, makes her similar to Minato, and in general fits well with the overall theme of the show. After all, Gotchard extols friendship in a slightly different way.
Instead of, ?Together we are strong and we can do more than we can do alone,? this show is more like, ?There are things you need to do yourself, and friends will help you complete them.? After all, in fact, Geryon defeated the older generation only because Fuuga, Kyoka and Minato acted alone and did not communicate with each other.