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Chapter 2383

    ---- Chapter 2383 Finally, someone spoke up hesitantly. "We don''t know anything about this. We wouldn''t dare speak carelessly about such matters. You should try asking elsewhere, though I can assure you with absolute certainty that you won''t find anything. It''s a shame, really. That ninth-grade supreme elixir would''ve been perfect, but this question you''re asking is simply unsolvable." Another voice chimed in with resignation. "I''ve had my eye on you since earlier. Not only did youe in here acting so boldly on your first visit, but now you''re asking something this heavy.


    Listen, whoever you are, don''t even think about stirring up trouble here." Most people sighed in disappointment, and some even began to openly disy hostility toward Andrew. It was as if inquiring about the Lloyd family''s Dragon Prince was a vition of some forbiddenw. Behind his mask, Andrew''s expression darkened noticeably. He had not anticipated that these people would resist the temptation of a ninth-grade supreme elixir sopletely. They were clearly terrified, unwilling to say a single word even in an environment where no one knew each other''s true identities.


    Could the person who had acted back then really be that terrifying? So frightening that even a whisper of information was ---- forbidden? They all turned into a bunch of scared little mice. Even at this private trading event, where everyone was anonymous, nobody dared to make a sound. Just when Andrew thought his effort had been wasted, the elderly man from before spoke up again, his voice raspy but deliberate. "Perhaps I can provide you with some clues. But not here.


    If you want to know the truth,e with me." With that, he turned and disappeared into an adjacent corridor, leaving a trail of white mist in his wake that quickly filled the passage. Andrew did not hesitate for a moment. He immediately followed the old man into the mist. The instant he left, the remaining people began to exchange knowing looks. Some were smirking coldly, others shaking their heads in disdain, while a few wore expressions of pity. "Another fool who actually dared to follow that old bastard alone, someone muttered darkly.


    "He''s dead for sure, and probably won''t even have a body left to bury. Serves him right!" another added with a bitterugh. "Well then, let''s continue with our transactions. I suspect that the young man''s remains will never see the light of day again!" ---- The underground trading event resumed as if nothing had happened Up ahead, the old man''s silhouette moved quickly, his steps stirring up mist that drifted and dispersed through the air. A faint, unreadable smile tugged at Andrew''s lips beneath his. mask. He followed at a steady distance, not too close, not too far.


    He wanted to see if this man truly knew something, or if he was just ying games. If it was thetter, then Andrew promised he would give him one hell of a surprise along with a big payback. "This should do," the old man said. Andrew stopped as well and nced around. He could not quite determine where they were, but he could safely assume they were somewhere beneath the auction house. The old man extended his hand toward Andrew in what seemed like a rtively courteous gesture. "Show me that ninth-grade supreme elixir of yours. Let me take a look at it first.<fnb8bf> Chapters first released on fι?dnοvel</fnb8bf>


    Once I''ve verified that you genuinely possess such a treasure, I''ll share with you the secret from back then." Behind his mask, Andrew''s expression remained unmoved. He ---- reached into his coat pocket and pulled out a white moonstone box. He was just about to open it, but stopped halfway. The old man''s eyes locked onto the box, and it was clear from his sudden displeasure that Andrew''s hesitation had frustrated him. "Go on, open it.


    Once I''ve verified its authenticity, I''l tell you everything you want to know about what happened back then." In his excitement, the old man''s carefully maintained disguise slipped, and his true voice began to emerge. From this slip, Andrew could tell the man was indeed quite elderly. He said calmly, "A ninth-grade supreme elixir is extremely valuable, and I don''t think I need to exin that. Why don''t you tell me the basics of what happened back then first? Then I''ll hand over the elixir." The old man let out a strange, cacklingugh. "Clever for someone on their first visit.


    You certainly know how to be cautious. So you want to know who ced that seal on the Lloyd family''s Dragon Prince, right? It was none other than Mr. Guillermo Vazquez, the National Advisor himself."<style>


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