The Elder rode a camel, leading the way for Charlotte and the others toward the true headquarters of the High Table.
At that moment, Ginny tossed Charlotte a camera. This was something he had handed to Ginny to do on the way here, recording part of the slaughter.
He had recorded it to show his strength to the twelve Elders of the High Table. After all, these twelve came from different countries and regions. If he did not put on a proper display, then thinking he could become one of the Elders just by massacring one stronghold and breaching headquarters would be underestimating the High Table far too much.
On the road, the Elder took the initiative to tell Charlotte about the armed forces stationed at headquarters, as well as the fact that there was another Elder inside. He even made a point of noting that this Elder was Black.
Clearly, he knew Charlotte Doyle's other nickname: the N-word Killer.
Since Charlotte wanted to become one of the rulers of the High Table, then if the old king did not die, how could the new king take the throne?
Of the twelve seats, one person had to step down. But he did not want to die, so he could only divert the disaster elsewhere—especially after witnessing Charlotte Doyle's miraculous side and seeing that he possessed the art of summoning.
That made him even less willing to die. In fact, pushing Charlotte onto one of the high seats would be even more beneficial to him.
As for his dead subordinates, he could only say sorry in his heart.
On the other side.
The New York Continental Hotel.
Because John Wick had not sworn loyalty to the Elder or accepted the mission, The Adjudicator had not received the Elder's orders. After