The Duke's little ancestor slipped away again

"Little girl, something happened at Nanshan Temple. I'll go over and take a look. You wait for me at home."

Vaughn held the phone and pushed open the door.

"Nanshan Temple?"

Since Master Liaochen passed away to save herself, she and Vaughn have visited the temple in person every year, and they have walked the 999 steps every time they went.

"Well, many monks have disappeared for no reason. Wu Nian wants me to go over and help find them."

He promised Chen that he would take good care of Nanshan Temple, and Vaughn naturally kept his word.

"I will go with you."

As Mu Mu said this, she lifted up the quilt and prepared to get out of bed. Vaughan quickly held her shoulders.

"You have a good rest at home. I'll go take a look. I'll be back soon, and Bourne and Ryan will be with me."

Among them, except for Vaughn, Bourne's skills are the best.

"Keep me informed of any news. I know more than them, you know."

"Okay, don't worry."

After Vaughn left, Mu Mu tossed and turned on the bed but couldn't calm herself down, so she took the phone and found a number and dialed it.

"I'm on my way to the mountainside villa."

On the other end of the phone, Tika, who was wearing black leather shoes, a leather jacket and leather pants, had her cell phone on speakerphone and was spinning the steering wheel quickly.

"Vaughn asked you to come?"

"Do you think other people can instigate me?"

Tika rolled her eyes and sighed slightly when she realized the other person couldn't see.

"Okay, let's wait until you arrive."

Although her body was still sore, Mu Mu quickly packed herself up. When Tika arrived, she just happened to sit on the sofa in the living room.

"What did he ask you to do?"

"What did you want me to do?"

They both spoke at the same time.

"Your Majesty the Duke is afraid that you won't be able to stay alone at home, so he asked me to come over and stay with you."

Of course, the "accompanying" Vaughn mentioned was not just about accompanying.

"Let's go then, you accompany me to Nanshan Temple."

Mu Mu stood up and was about to go out, but Tika stretched out her hand to block her way.

"Except Nanshan Temple."

"You dare to stop me?"

A sharp look flashed across Mu Mu's eyes, and although it was too fast for anyone to catch, Tika still saw it.

"I knew I couldn't stop it, so my lord asked me to convey a message - if I haven't called Mu Mu in two hours, ask her to go to the boxing gym and bring people and things from the Fire Territory to conduct a comprehensive search of the entire Nanshan."

"...Okay, I understand."

Sitting back on the sofa, Mu Mu stared at the pendulum of the grandfather clock in trance.

"Sir, Duke Vaughn led people to find Nanshan Temple."

Moxi hurried in from outside before he could knock on the door.

"What? How did he know it was there?"

Henry stood up suddenly, and there was a crashing sound under the large desk, followed by the sound of a woman in pain.

"Hmm~"

"Sir, what do we do now?"

Moxi was as anxious as an ant on a hot pot.

"Get out!"

"?"

Moxi thought he was talking about herself, but just as he was about to turn around, a woman with bare shoulders crawled out from under the desk. Yes, she crawled out.

When he saw the woman's face clearly, Moxi couldn't help but take a breath of air.

"This……"

"You know clearly what you should and shouldn't see."

Henry didn't mind at all that his privacy was discovered, he just glanced at the leaving woman lightly.

"Inform Nanshan Temple that any intruder will not be left alive! Since he has already discovered it, no wonder I, as an uncle, are ruthless."

"Yes."

"You came to die on your own, but don't blame me."

Henry's knuckles holding the jade handle glowed with innocence.

"Vaughn, something doesn't seem right in this temple."

Bourne carefully observed every move of the monks around him.

"Brando's news should be correct. If nothing else, this is the base where Henry has been hiding for many years."

He comes here every year to offer incense, but he has never noticed anything strange about this place before.

"We don't have enough people. Should we ask Keane to bring people over?"

"No, someone will come to pick us up. Let's check the situation first."

As he spoke, Vaughn looked around the corner and saw a gray figure disappearing in a hurry.

"Go over and have a look."

The figure looked familiar, but for a moment I couldn't remember where I had seen it.

The waiting time is always irritatingly long, two hours, as if two centuries have passed without end.

"There are still five minutes left."