"I can help you, because this seems to serve my purpose as well." Aaron spoke meaningfully. "It would be hard to refuse!"
"Your purpose?" Jasper frowned slightly. "What purpose do you have?"
Aaron stood up, took the Book of Prophecy from Hela, and flipped to today's prophecy for them to see. "See?
The Book of Prophecy made this prediction, and the two of you came right afterward.
What does that mean? It means the war between the Cullen family and the Volterra Family may be my opportunity to win Jane Volturi over."
"This..." Jasper looked at him hesitantly. "Are you sure?"
"Not at all, but there's a strong possibility. It's well worth trying." Aaron chuckled as he put away the Book of Prophecy, then looked at Alice. "How do you need me to help?"
"We need you to go there in person." Alice said solemnly. "I can't predict your future. Even futures remotely connected to you are especially hazy, but this time, it was very clear.
I don't know why, but I can be certain that only if you're there in person will the Volterra Family possibly withdraw."
"Looks like I'm still pretty impressive." Aaron smugly raised his chin, but inwardly, he became more cautious.
With his current strength, he had no reason to take vampires seriously. But because he needed to conceal his identity, he couldn't use force lightly.
And without using force, he didn't think merely standing there would let him scare off the Volterra Family with some so-called kingly aura.
"Not just you. There's one more person." Alice hesitated briefly before slowly looking toward the bystander nearby.
"Me?" Daisy pointed at herself blankly. "Are you kidding? I'm just an ordinary person!
If an ordinary person like me showed up on a vampire battlefield and didn't get torn