Belisa could hardly believe her ears and asked again, "Really?"
Charlotte shrugged and replied, "Of course it's true."
Belisa leaped up excitedly and hurried out. She was still a young girl, not some seasoned, scheming politician. When she was happy, she simply could not hide it.
Charlotte gently touched the diary in his arms, feeling exceptionally pleased.
Silver Doveburg had completed its Labyrinthization two days ago, and he no longer needed to remain trapped here.
With Silver Doveburg's Labyrinthization complete, Charlotte had also received his due reward. A hidden passage had formed between Machu Picchu and Silver Doveburg—not a passage in the physical sense, but something closer to an "overlap" between the two cities.
Any corner of Machu Picchu might lead to Silver Doveburg, and Silver Doveburg's residents might reach Machu Picchu through any street.
Over the past few days, Charlotte had sent all of Baron Filer's assets to Machu Picchu, including pure-gold Écus, Flor banknotes, and Supernatural Artifacts, then hidden them in the second-layer labyrinth. Without his guidance or permission, no one could find that wealth. Even if they searched every corner of Machu Picchu, they would not find so much as half a Centime.
As for Baron Filer's luxuries, Charlotte had not moved them to Machu Picchu. After all, Machu Picchu was an abandoned ancient Orc Kingdom fortress, and its environment was simply too harsh. Those luxury goods were delicate; if moved there, they might be ruined by the terrible conditions within days.
At the same time, Charlotte had sent supplies to the garrison assigned to reclaim Machu Picchu. To him, Machu Picchu might have been the most important city in his heart, a place that would sooner or later be developed.
Charlotte had also tested the Mind Channel. It could indeed send supplies and even living beings