The backdrop can also be propped up.

“Okay, Kimberly, I’ll remember you,” Maria Elisa said gently. “Is this your brother? What’s his name?”

“His name is Elliott,” Kimberly said softly. “He’s new here, so please forgive him if he has offended you.”

“Oh, I see. Sit down and tell me, it’s a bit tiring to squat like this,” Maria Elisa said with a smile. “How much do you know about this place, little Kimberly? Please tell me everything you know.”

Hearing Maria Elisa's slightly gritted teeth tone, Lu Renkui knew that the person who ran a high-class brothel on Cladda Star was finished.

But it's not a big deal if this group of people are wiped out. Lu Renkui thought, touching his braid.

Ankadis, who had just finished his work on the capital planet, was drinking tea when he received a call from Maria Elisa.

Ankadis was a little annoyed and also wanted to laugh when his dear Lisa finally remembered to call him. However, he was still very happy that Lisa had called him. Although he didn't know why Lisa wanted to contact him, Ankadis was happy to help Lisa.

The call connected, and Maria Elisa's voice came through the personal terminal: "Anxie, I think I need to mobilize some of the security guards at home."

"Oh, really? What does Lisa need a guard for?" Hearing Maria Elisa's seemingly nonsensical request, Ankadis felt he should ask first.

“Because I’m about to do something big. I’ll have a plan ready in three days, and I can do it as soon as the guards arrive.” Maria Elisa had already heard what Kimberly had to say—she had sent the two children off to play and was now standing in front of a painting on a wall, frowning as she looked at it.

The painting depicted a man dressed in women's clothing. That man was none other than Ultraman, whom they had met on the day the inheritance was divided.

“I’ve discovered a place I really hate, so I’ve decided to eliminate it.” Maria Elisa wanted to pull out her gun and shoot Hua, but she held back.

“Okay, I understand.” Hearing Mariasa say that she wanted to eliminate the place she hated, Ankadis didn’t ask any further questions. “Approximately how many people do you need?”

"Eight or nine hundred, I guess." Maria Elisa knew from Kimberly, who had lived here for five years, that there were 20 guards on each floor, and a total of 18 floors.

Just now, when the woman was leading Maria Elisa away, Maria Elisa also saw the guards. They weren't even carrying guns, just sticks. Eight or nine hundred armed men surrounding this building should be just right.

"Okay, I understand." Ankadis rubbed his forehead. Although he didn't know what Lisa was secretly doing, he figured she knew what she was doing, so he let her do it. Anyway, he was still alive.

“Oh right, you invited me to visit Ithanar.” Ankadis suddenly remembered that Maria Elisa had sent a message not long after she arrived there, hoping that he could visit her new residence. “I will be able to finish my work next week, and I can bring the guards with me then.”

“Thank you, Anxie, I love you,” Maria Elisa said cheerfully.

After hanging up the phone, Maria Elisa turned around and found that the two children had been watching her the whole time.

"What's wrong?" Maria Elisa asked with a smile.

While Kimberly was playing with Ai Lili, he listened to Maria Elisa on the phone. After understanding the content, he realized that Maria Elisa might really be different from the others who came here.

Kimberly opened his mouth and humbly expressed his thoughts to Maria Elisa: "Please, sir, lead us away from this place."

Maria Elisa was not surprised to hear Kimberly say this—living in this godforsaken place would be a disaster for anyone.

However, the time is not yet ripe. Although Maria Elisa is armed, she cannot guarantee that she can take down the nearly 400 guards—the laser gun may run out of power at any time during the battle.

“Wait a little longer, be patient a little longer,” Maria Elisa whispered in Kimberly’s ear. “You will see the sun.”