The Amazing Son in Law The Charismatic Charlie Wade

Upon hearing Maria’s inquiry, the old nun leaned in, her expression grave. “To be perfectly candid with Miss Clark, fifty miles ahead lies the destination of Miss Clark and Mr. Wade. However, it’s a place Maria Clark and Morgana Mirren can visit, but Charlie Wade cannot.”

“Master is aware of Morgana?” Maria’s shock deepened upon hearing Morgana’s name mentioned by the old nun.

Maria struggled to comprehend the old nun’s identity and why she possessed such formidable power. As far as she knew, only Charlie, herself and Morgana were aware of Morgana’s existence.

The fact that this old nun could utter Morgana’s name suggested she had knowledge of Morgana’s life.

In essence, she might know that Morgana had lived from the Ming Dynasty, over three centuries ago, up to the present day.

Maria looked at the old nun with trepidation, her thoughts racing. “If she knows Morgana’s secret, does that mean she also knows mine?”

At this point, the old nun abandoned pretense and spoke earnestly. “The humble nun and Miss Clark have opened the skylight. To be frank, both Morgana and the Warriors Den are adversaries of the humble nun. Morgana is immensely powerful and the Warriors Den has thrived for three centuries, making them nearly unrivaled.”

Then, the old nun’s tone shifted, becoming profoundly serious. “However, when compared to the individual fifty miles from here, Morgana is but a three-century-old puppet.”

The old nun’s words sent shivers down Maria’s spine. In over three centuries, she had never felt as anxious as she did now. It seemed as though everything she had kept hidden for centuries had been laid bare.

inquired calmly, “Is it Morvel Bazin the Master speaks of? Could

ambiguously and responded, “Morgana’s hasty comings and goings would be clear to someone as astute as

grew even more anxious. In desperation, she pressed, “Miss, may I ask how all of this concerns Mr. Jagoan? Why can Morgana and I proceed while Mr. Jagoan

It’s a matter of fate. Some matters can only be lightly touched upon. Excessive interference can bring uncontrollable consequences. The humble nun’s intention was to caution Mr. Jagoan about the perils ahead. If Mr. Jagoan proceeds

sought the old nun’s opinion. “What is your view, Miss? Should I attempt to dissuade Mr. Jagoan? Given

to invite Miss Clark rather than inviting Mr. Jagoan directly. I believe Mr.

this affair. He eagerly anticipates the journey and hopes to find answers

old nun nodded, her gaze steady. “Progressing further will expose Mr. Jagoan and many innocent lives to unforeseen dangers. If Mr.

and the matter at hand carries great significance. It now rests on your shoulders

is indeed fated for calamity, I will spare no effort to save him, even if it means sacrificing my own. Please provide more insight

Maria

she fully knelt and said, “Miss Clark, you have witnessed the ebb and flow of centuries.

the slightest variations, barely discernible, can yield vastly different outcomes. Excessive information could lead to unintended consequences. If you truly wish to aid Mr. Jagoan, minimize the variables. The humble nun can confirm that danger lies ahead for Mr. Jagoan and Miss Clark, by ensuring

realized the old