Ang decided not to move the camp back to the outskirts of the mountains, but to keep it hidden deep in the distant ranges. He judged that the Demons seemed unwilling to stray too far from Mount Verki, which made him even more curious about what they were planning. What was so special about Mount Verki? Or what secret were the Demons hiding in this region? These questions kept circling through Ang's mind.
Meanwhile, Burke sent word back to Latvia that Ang's team had killed more than fifty Demons. The news caused quite a stir in the city. When Baroness Ilsa heard it, she was greatly surprised. She had not expected Ang's actions to be so swift and effective. The young man's decisiveness and execution truly made people see him in a new light.
Ilsa recalled her recent meeting with Ang. His decisiveness and confidence had left a deep impression on her, yet she could not forget the frivolity he had displayed in that moment. Though her feelings had been complicated at the time, an inexplicable smile now appeared on her face whenever she thought back on it. This young leader truly had a charm that was different, even unpredictable.
Although Ilsa was filled with admiration and curiosity over Ang's performance, she also knew that the conflict with the Demons was far from over. She secretly resolved to pay closer attention to Ang's next move while preparing for any possible emergencies. The threat of the Demons had not been completely eliminated, and she and the residents of Latvia still needed a hero like Ang to lead them to victory.
Within these mountains, calm on the surface yet seething beneath, Ang and his team continued to lie in wait, scout, and silently await the Demons' next move. In Latvia City, Baroness