Chapter 462: Arrival

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"Wiltonstein Tower? So, you've decided to compromise after all?"

Elisa smiled: "The prince of the Wiltonstein family? How sweet it smells, I must say, this is actually a perfect stepping stone."

Li Mochen glared coldly at Elisa and let out a dissatisfied snort.

If he had a choice, he would never go there. But he had no choice; the intelligence agencies he had commissioned had yet to find Jennifer's whereabouts, nor had they determined which party was responsible. So Li Mochen was now full of suspicion, even suspecting the Inhumans. He couldn't delay any longer. The longer it took, the more dangerous Jennifer's situation would become, and the harder she would be to find.

Li Mochen could see that the cold-blooded old man Consul really didn't care about Jennifer's life or death—

Just then, a warning sign arose in Li Mochen's heart. His spiritual sense detected a surge of void energy rushing in from the surroundings.

It was 'Void Night Lord' Delfinia Adric!

Upon realizing this, Li Mochen was not alarmed but delighted. He unhesitatingly pressed a button on a device hidden in his arm.

"Elisa, don't panic later. You can wait for me at Wiltonstein Tower."

Then, in the next instant, the world before Li Mochen shattered. The void power around him and the broken space walls became deadly weapons, nearly tearing his body apart.

But soon, a golden-red luster emerged around Li Mochen, protecting him like an eggshell. This was the legendary 'Divine Guard' fixed on 'Andre's Emerald Angel,' a protection spell of level twenty-one that allowed Li Mochen to safely withstand the pressure of the surrounding space.

In the next moment, the legendary 'Dimension Door' of 'Andre's Emerald Angel' was triggered, locking onto the Nathan's Gate for teleportation.

But after the teleportation spell was completed, Li Mochen did not arrive at the Nathan's Gate building. The 'Dimension Door' he had entered was twisted, eventually sending him to a void world illuminated by stars.

At the same time, Victor Maxim, who had boarded a plane to Los Angeles to pick up his family from that city, suddenly turned pale. He directly shattered the void from his seat and disappeared from the rapidly flying plane.

And 'Blood Eye Angel' Robert Yvonne, who was 1,500 kilometers away clearing a base of the Dragon Witch Cult, suddenly flashed her eyes. She decisively abandoned the remaining cultists in the base and stepped into the astral plane.

Similarly, at the Linden Academy library, Hazel lightly reached out and shattered the space wall beside her.

This startled Angela, who was teaching Hazel magic knowledge across from her, but then her eyes showed understanding: "Delfinia?"

Her head maid Lena immediately tensed up.

"It's her!"

Hazel raised her watch: "Brother said if she comes, the warning light on this watch will light up."

Angela noticed that a red light on the watch was indeed flashing.

"Take me along!"

Angela voluntarily walked to Hazel's side: "I can help you find the way."

Hazel was somewhat reluctant. She had been to the astral plane and knew it was dangerous. The moment an ordinary person entered that interstice between realms, their flesh would mutate. And if an outlaw lacked sufficient power, they would die in various ways within a short time.

But after seeing a layer of silver armor cover Angela's body, Hazel set aside her worries.

"It's not necessary, really. Brother is very strong; it'll only take five minutes. This watch can help me find him."

"I know." Angela's expression was complex: "I'm just concerned about whether he can kill that Void Night Lord. I think the process might be interesting."

"Not kill. Brother said to try to capture her."

Hazel scratched her cheek: "He said her ability is very useful and can help in the future."

These words made Lena relax, while Angela paused for a moment, then raised her eyebrows: "Then I'm even more looking forward to it. But subduing Delfinia won't be easy. I know her character; she would rather die than be enslaved."

"Is that so?"

Hazel recalled that the woman named Delfinia Adric was Lena's elder sister. Presumably, Angela had encountered that Void Night Lord when she was young.

But then, unconcerned, she grabbed Angela's arm and stepped into the void.

If they could subdue Delfinia, that would be best; she would be happy to see her brother gain another ally. But if the woman was unwilling, it didn't matter—they could just kill her. It wasn't as if they lacked her.

At the same time, Anthony, who had returned to his Los Angeles residence, put down all his tools and looked expectant: "Wow, looks like the prey has taken the bait!"

He waved his hand, and two fluorescent images appeared beside him.

"You two, first help me locate Andre. Don't get too close; your task is to prevent that Void Night Lord from escaping, then wait for me and Ms. Brad to arrive."

"Are you sure, boss?"

In the fluorescent images were two old men wearing high hats and dressed like medieval wizards. One adjusted his monocle: "As far as I know, your friend is just a sixteen-year-old boy. If we're late, he might die."

"I'm sure!"

Anthony laughed: "In fact, I don't think Delfinia now is a match for Andre. This invincible Void Night Lord might suffer a crushing defeat today. She was too careless; she didn't even wait for her injuries to heal. I'm only worried that she might—"

These words clearly seemed absurd to the two men. But they said nothing more and directly closed the fluorescent images before Anthony finished, showing no respect for their boss.

Anthony shrugged helplessly.

It was just like when he killed that demigod back then; before that, no one believed he could do it, thinking it was a fantasy.

"Anthony!"

This voice came from another fluorescent image. It was a lady with fiery red hair: "I've roughly understood the device you made, but the prerequisite is that Andre doesn't die at Delfinia's hands."

"I don't want to explain anymore."

Anthony had already put on the new Light Demon No. 8. He said calmly, "Vice Chair Brad, you just need to fulfill the contract."

Christie Brad in the image frowned: "You should know, Anthony. Because of the mediation not long ago, there's a bit of unpleasantness between him and me—"

"That has nothing to do with you, Vice Chair Brad!"

Anthony smiled, interrupting the lady: "Now I've paid the money, and you didn't refuse, did you?"