Lian Hua Gang Hideout—
By the time Li Ke returned, more than an hour had passed, and the people gathered in the Lian Hua Gang had gradually left.
After all, most of them had not slept all night and had worked for thirty hours straight. Once the excitement faded, drowsiness naturally set in.
Li Ke entered the house with Janna, the blue bird perched on his shoulder with its eyes half-closed, drifting off.
It seemed that once her power of faith ran low, Janna found it difficult to remain fully awake.
Silco had not left the room. He was eating breakfast at a table, and when he saw Li Ke come in, he first looked up at him before lowering his head and continuing to eat.
After taking a couple more bites, he elegantly wiped his mouth with a silk handkerchief, looked up at Li Ke, and said, "There are still some things I need to discuss with you. You left too quickly earlier, so I waited here for you."
"That works out, Silco. Compared to what you want to tell me, I think my matter is more important. I have something to tell you too." As Li Ke spoke to Silco and walked farther into the room, he added, "Wait here first. I'll go get Jinx and the others."
Silco nodded, sat back down, and quietly continued eating.
The food tasted quite good. Li Ke really did know how to enjoy himself—clean food, lightly seasoned, with a texture that was not dry or astringent. Silco rarely ate in the mornings, but today, he had eaten quite a lot.
Silco had also found the reason Jinx had put on a little weight under Li Ke's care. He was very satisfied with this breakfast, but there was one thing that displeased