Lord of Mysteries: I Married the Mysterious Queen
Chapter 180

The Rule of 008's Dominion

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In a perfectly ordinary house in the outskirts of Backlund.

From the outside, it looked like an ordinary house, but the interior was decorated rather tastefully.

In a study furnished with a solid-wood desk and chairs, a middle-aged man with dark-golden hair, classically carved features, and one blind eye was writing furiously with an utterly ordinary quill.

This middle-aged man was Ince Zangwill, the murderer who had once attacked Blackthorn Security Company in Tingen City and killed Captain Dunn Smith.

And that "ordinary" quill was the "0-08," the Quill of Alzuhod.

On the notebook that "0-08" was writing in, some words had already appeared: "...Trissy's escape had failed again. Although she had done it very cleverly and it was only discovered today, the important clue she left behind—the address—had failed to attract Haina Mill's attention. Because Haina Mill came into contact with too many people every day, she had basically forgotten what Trissy looked like..."

"...Darren Mill was afraid that the Church's people would take his wife away forever, so he decided to seek help from a Warlock. However, generally speaking, Warlocks who had some reputation but had not been arrested by the authorities were all lacking in real ability..."

"...That Warlock indeed failed to notice the setup that had drawn attention to Trissy. He could only try things step by step... Unexpectedly, the Warlock Gandalf was actually a true 'Warlock.' He was extremely knowledgeable... Haha, this was Ince Zangwill's mistake. If he had gone directly to the official Beyonders, he might have been able to delay things a little longer..."

One-Eye Ince Zangwill looked at the quill's mockery and sneered. "Just a 'Warlock,' that's all."

"..."The 'Warlock' Gandalf found the crucial clue and understood what had happened, but he was unwilling to take the risk. Thus, he planned to

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