The First Heir by Master Yu Who Smokes

When Philip left, he asked Cougar to help him find Emily’ s grandfather before he could leave with peace of mind. Otherwise, this matter would weigh heavily on his mind.

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Soon, he and Panther arrived at the place on the middle floor that Philip had been to earlier. Although there were many passages from the lower floor leading to the middle floor, the passage in front of them seemed more often used by people of the lower floor and relatively easier to pass through.

When he went to the Square Cage last time, Philip found out from Old Clarke about the passages from the lower floor to the middle floor.

This was simply the back door left by the middle floor to the lower floor, which made it easier to oppress and understand the people of the lower floor. However, this also allowed the people of the lower floor to risk using this backdoor to reach the middle floor, trying to smuggle in.

He saw the communicator in Panther’s hand flashing similarly to the one as Old Clarke’s, and Philip knew that they must have a special identity to open this passage. However, it was a little different from what he saw the last time.

Teams of guards seemed very busy.

Panther also frowned in confusion. He had never seen the guards of

time to take a

middle floor, not even paying

street, Philip found that the streets on the middle floor were wider than

showed that the people of

a team of guards appeared, escorting people from the Square Cage, some of whom were still yelling and cursing, “If not for that b*stard, I wouldn’t have been caught by

realized that his riot in the Square Cage had actually brought such a big change to the middle floor. Even the Square Cage was

under his breath in confusion, “Mr. Cusack has been on the middle floor for so many years and the guards could do nothing to

and said to the Panther indifferently, “Where are we going

without even turning his head, “We need to find a hotel and wait for the time when the passage to the upper floor

to the tall building

had long discovered that the middle floor was much better than the lower floor in terms of architecture and