My Aloof Sisters Asked for My Forgiveness by Autumn Rain

Chapter 472

Drake's ability to conceal himself was extraordinary. Even those more powerful than him usually could not detect him.

But the old man's glance confirmed that Drake had been exposed.

That Martial King had allowed Drake to leave unharmed to report back to Dustin.

This could only mean one thing: he was waiting for Dustin's next move.

Also, that old man was from the Divine Hall...

Those two words struck a nerve with Dustin.

The Divine Hall might very well have been the mastermind behind the Fox family massacre.

This organization was likely enormous, yet frustratingly, Dustin had not been able to uncover any useful intelligence about them ever since he killed that Martial King from the Divine Hall at Lannopolis. Despite being incredibly powerful and possibly a top ranked faction like Hell Hall, they remained a ghostly enigma.

Dustin's face darkened as he contemplated that.

"My Liege, let me investigate again. This time, I won't return until I uncover something useful!" Drake declared resolutely.

Dustin waved him off.

"There's no need. This time, I'll go in myself," he said coolly.

Drake could not handle this task.

Moreover, Dustin wanted to see for himself what secrets lay behind Lord Barbenheim's apparent resurrection.

Liege, I'll come with you!"

coming. I'll go alone," Dustin

came from the people monitoring the Barbenheim Institution on

remained idle

left for the

the Fox family's martial arts technique to conceal himself. He was confident even a

Barbenheim Institution was eerily quiet,

confident in themselves that they did

in the dense

point that allowed him to survey

was the same spot Drake had

could see James meditating

sign of anyone else

and continued

previous day, likely due to the

glance

Lord Barbenheim had appeared...

fixed intently on him to study his every

was undeniably the

was not

face darkened as he

the real one, then the one at the

had been suspiciously

killed him. Even more suspicious was the Barbenheim Institution's lack of

all made sense that the real Lord Barbenheim had been