Kukuroo Mountain stood over 3,700 meters tall, but at Joey and Illumi's pace, climbing it took less than ten minutes.
Neither of them had even picked up speed. Had they run flat out, they could have been faster still.
Illumi gave no reaction to Joey keeping up with him.
The Zoldyck Family's gates were enormous. Joey also knew that pushing all of them open required unparalleled strength, but since he was a guest, Illumi simply pushed a gate open and led him inside.
By the time the old man guarding the gates hurried over, Joey and Illumi had already gone through and vanished from sight.
Although Joey had expected entering the Zoldyck Family's estate to be easy, getting in just like that still felt a little too simple.
"I won't be giving you a tour. Once you've met Great-Grandfather, I'll see you out," Illumi said without a trace of emotion.
Joey did not mind. Although he was curious about the Zoldyck Family, learning about them was not why he had come.
Besides, he had no conflict whatsoever with the Zoldyck Family.
"By the way, how much would it cost to assassinate a Kakin prince?" Like a prospective client, Joey raised another subject as soon as Illumi finished speaking.
"Ten billion minimum. The price varies depending on the individual," Illumi answered.
"They're just ordinary people. Are they worth that much?" Joey was somewhat puzzled.
After all, that price was enough to buy the life of a Phantom Troupe member. How could assassinating those Kakin princes be as difficult as killing a Troupe member?
"They weren't before. They are now." Illumi offered no further information, and the conversation ended there.
As they ran, the two finally reached the depths of the Zoldyck Family's estate. However, this did not seem to be the