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That day, Tiberius himself arrived at Fernbrook Villa, bringing a few men along. It wasn’t long before a cart arrived carrying supplies–flour, salt, and sugar.

This shipment seemed to be a new batch. The grain had already been delivered to the villa some time ago.

The guards here weren’t overly strict, allowing Winona to sneak onto the rooftops in broad daylight, where she could eavesdrop on the villa’s activity and listen in on their conversations.

Tiberius gave orders for work to begin that very night.

It wasn’t just Fernbrook Villa where things were stirring. At the other tunnel exits, there was also frequent movement.

Everett had initially thought it would be enough to simply keep watch from the outside, but now that they were splitting into teams, he decided to send some inside the tunnels as well. That way, they could check if the map’s information was accurate.

Ideally, they would also be able to confirm whether Lunvale had only 5,000 soldiers. If that were the case, he had a bold plan in mind. Another group was coming from Meadow Ridge into the city, and the people were disguised under various identities.

was truly rattled. Rafael was his only direct apprentice. If

to Lunvale. His unease stemmed from knowing how reliable Rafael was–his prolonged silence was deeply unsettling, and that was when his worry

he suspected Rafael might have been monitoring the tunnels, investigating Lunvale’s military structure and the actual number of

the worst, hoping that if his apprentice

vengeance.

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that Rafael had left the complete orchid mark. This confirmed

he might as well try. If it failed, at least he would escape unharmed and, perhaps, expose the private army in the

The operation began.

follow, he found himself outside Fernbrook

with darkness, and the damp cold of the air seemed to press in,

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atmosphere even

in complete silence, their movements barely a whisper in

was complete. For him, this kind of thing was second nature. No one had ever caught on, and over time, he had grown accustomed to not bringing many men with

his two companions, the door was suddenly kicked

his feet, but his anger quickly shifted to confusion as his eyes fell upon the woman who entered. For a moment, he thought she might be some jealous lover-

had known so many women in his life that he couldn’t immediately place her. Before he could even ask, the woman stormed forward, striking him across the face with swift, decisive