Night of Destiny Novel by Vanessa K

Winston thought for a moment and shook his head. “That’s unlikely. I personally recruited these team members and knew their backgrounds well. They would never collaborate with cultural relic smugglers.”

A hint of coldness flashed in Jasper’s eyes. Whoever dared to play tricks in Willow’s hands was asking for trouble. “Don’t alert the traitor. I’ll find out who it is.” His gaze was sharp as he scanned Winston.

He happened to meet his gaze and was frightened, quickly assuring, “Mr. Wyatt, I am absolutely loyal to Miss Presgrave and would never betray her in any way.” The moment Jasper’s gaze swept over him, Winston felt as if a knife had flung by, fatal and fast.

Jasper withdrew his gaze and looked at Ricky. “Only the three of us will handle this matter. Don’t reveal anything to anyone.” “Understood.” Ricky also wanted to identify the renegade and ensure the successful completion of Willow’s mission.

went to the ship and brought down a black bag. He entered an empty tent and switched on his computer, then typed a few complex lines of code. His slender fingers, which were typing, were as elegant as playing the piano, yet he was a

complex image flashed on his screen, which resembled a satellite icon. After pondering, he enveloped the satellite signal over the entire island. At that moment, several team members who were playing with their phones lost their internet connection, instantly puzzling them. Why did the network go

The others immediately reconnected. Jasper resembled a lurking beast as he stared at his computer. All the information the team members saw became public information in his eyes. He closed the computer and

the same size parked next to theirs. A group, dressed professionally, descended from their vessel and claimed to be an archaeological team

turned angry in an instant. She had dealt with him before, as his ancestors were also from Zoravia. That

I? Your family has great influence, but you can’t control the boundaries of the high seas, can you?” “I discovered this place first, and I don’t welcome you here,” she said while driving them

legal archaeological team and have the right to be here. Moreover, I have the liberty to compete fairly with you

angry that she gritted her teeth but could not do anything. The area did not belong to any country’s jurisdiction, and anyone was allowed to explore it. At the same time, it was governed by international law. If a conflict occurred here,

here. Let’s do our own thing and not interfere with each other, alright?” Jett spoke arrogantly, showing a cunning

come here?” she questioned. The map was in her hands, and the mission was highly