Coastal cities all had newspapers sent over from Treasure Island.
To deal with Wu Heng, she had specifically looked into him, so she naturally knew some things.
In the span of two years, he had rapidly become a hero. After arriving at Treasure Island, he had wiped out pirates, published newspapers, and sold fountain pens, watches, and all manner of popular goods.
Though it differed from the grand affairs she had imagined—sitting securely in a high hall and deciding the fate of the world.
He had indeed achieved quite a lot, especially at such a young age.
Thinking of it that way, she felt a little admiration for the boy.
"I'm curious. Why did your attitude suddenly change?" the ghostly Empress Dowager asked directly.
When they had first captured her.
Wu Heng had said he would hand her over to the Association to prove her innocence.
Later, not only had they not handed her over, but their attitude seemed to suggest they wanted to ease the conflict between both sides.
Granda continued reading the book in her hands and said, "Take a guess."
The ghost glanced at her again and said, "No matter what your purpose is, even if I die, I won't help you do anything."
Granda merely shrugged indifferently, her gaze still fixed on the book in her hands.
"Hmph!" The ghost snorted as Frodo in the movie struggled to climb the volcano.
Deacon's Study.
Shiraque glanced at the door and softly said, "Should we capture him first?"
From the look of her, she even seemed eager to give it a try.
It sounded rather strange for the local deacon to arrest the Flag Bearer.
Wu Heng said, "Not yet. The Church doesn't know we've noticed any of this. There's no rush to make a move. As