The other side was naturally talking about the Southern Alchemists� Tower.

�Yes sir, they do. I had to inform them of everyone on my side to enter.�

Secrecy was more important to the Alchemists� Towers than ever right now.

They needed to thoroughly determine who was on their side and who wasn�t, thoroughly investigating anybody who gave them even the slightest of suspicions.

�They will become suspicious of me if I hid my subordinates. They will think I was hiding something from them.�

�Then I just need to become your subordinate. Isn�t that right?�

Plavin did his best to put on a smile as he nodded his head.

�Yes sir, that is the case. I will work very hard.�

�You really do seem like someone who is well-versed in finding ways to live.�

Plavin could not respond.

This person was saying he was going to go to the Southern Alchemists� Tower while pretending to be his subordinate.

Plavin clenched his fists.

He would have no choice but to be on the same side as this man as soon as they went to the Southern Alchemists� Tower together. There was no way the Alchemists� Towers would let a traitor who brought someone from the Church of the Sun God continue to live.

Cale started to smile toward the assassins who were standing behind Plavin with masks on their faces. They avoided Cale�s gaze and Cale looked back toward Plavin as he continued to speak.

�Oh, right. The two behind me are going with us as well.�

�I will get everything prepared, sir.�

That was the end of Plavin and Cale�s conversation.

***

The next day, Cale opened his eyes.

His sight that had gone blurry from teleportation magic started to return.

Paaaat!

A lush forest appeared in front of him once the bright light disappeared.

�It has been a while, merchant guild leader-nim.�

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