The Speaker's Decision

"That was more or less everything," Anviya said.

"Looks like the owner received the news through some special means," the woman murmured. "A crisis the sea demons are facing..."

"It's far too difficult for us to exchange information with Tianlan Continent." Anviya could not help complaining. "If the owner hadn't told us about these things, we would never have known."

"Doesn't that merely show the situation hasn't deteriorated to the point of no return?" Compared with Anviya, the woman she called the "Speaker" was clearly much steadier. "Since he said so, he must have a way to resolve the sea demons' crisis."

"What if he can't resolve it?" Anviya asked reflexively.

"Although that possibility is practically zero, if such a situation really arises... we won't be able to worry about limiting the exchange of information..."

After finishing her conversation with the Speaker, Anviya put away the Golden Scale.

Her movements paused slightly.

She had suddenly thought of Kolo again—mainly because of that strange sense of familiarity she had noticed when she first entered.

Had that been an illusion?

After thinking for a moment, Anviya buried it in her heart.

Contacting them again over such a trivial matter really would be inappropriate...

Soon, lunchtime came to an end.

After tidying everything up, Yao Ziyan asked, "Owner, when are you leaving?"

Luo Chuan thought for a moment. "After business hours begin."

Yao Ziyan came to a realization.

The owner must be making preparations, adjusting himself to his absolute peak state.

Did the sea demons' crisis really require the owner to take it so seriously?

Yao Ziyan began to feel a little worried...

Just as business hours began, customers gradually started arriving at Origin Mall.

There were even quite a few more than there had been that morning!

There was only one reason