Mystery: But the Witch's Path

Chapter 161 Brave Ones Bar

In the evening, Altair took off her ornate dress and changed into a more practical knight's outfit. Then, she took Vivian and the others and rode in a carriage to Backlund, the Bridge District, and the Iron Gate Street.

They had just gotten off the bus and taken a few steps when the two-meter-tall, burly man who had been standing at the entrance of the Brave Ones Bar as a security guard suddenly opened the bar door as if he had lost his mind, welcoming Altair and the others.

When Altair stood at the bar entrance, she felt a little regretful, because this was the bar's peak business hours.

As soon as she entered, she felt the wave of heat, the strong aroma of malt liquor, and the sounds of Wuhan dialect and loud noise. On two platforms in the distance, there were dog-catching-mouse games and boxing matches, respectively.

After signaling Simon and the others to disperse, Altair hypnotized a bartender and had him lead the way to the second billiard room where Kasperz Kanlika was staying.

She knocked lightly, and the unlocked door creaked open and swung back.

As Altair walked in, the men inside holding pool cues stopped and all looked toward the door.

Seeing this, Altair casually remarked, "I'll find Kasperz Kanlika to do a big deal."

Upon hearing this, the middle-aged man with a large nose and wearing a linen shirt said in a deep voice, "Come in first."

As Altair slowly walked in, the few extra people in the billiard room casually placed their cues down and walked out of the billiard room without saying a word.

Kaspars Kanlika limped over and asked, "What do you want to trade with me?"

"I want to meet the person behind you," Altair said, then added, "someone incredibly powerful, beyond human limits."

Kaspars Kanlika rubbed his reddened nose, his gaze suddenly turning icy, and said in an unfriendly tone, "Where did you find out I have this kind of relationship?"

"Don't worry about that," Altair replied with a smile, casually pulling out a five-pound note and handing it to Kasperas Kanlika, saying with a smile, "Go and ask them if they want to meet."

Kaspars Kanlika took the item, checked its authenticity, nodded, and said, "I'll go check for you. Wait five minutes."

Kaspars Kanlika had just turned around and taken two steps when Altair spoke again, "Remember to remind them that if they don't give me an answer within eight minutes, I'm going to break in."

Upon hearing this, Kasperas Kanlika quickened his pace and limped out of the billiards room.

Altair then took out his pocket watch and started timing. Just as the second hand had completed six rotations, Kaspass Kanlika rushed in and said, "They've agreed to meet. Come with me."

After saying this, he turned around and led the way. When they passed through the hall, Altair gestured to Vivian and the others, and they began to move towards the direction she was heading.

Passing through the crowded side of the boxing ring and into the bar near the kitchen, Kaspars Kanlika suddenly stopped, knocked lightly on a door, and opened it before anyone inside could respond, gesturing for Altair to enter.

Although this was a card room with more than a dozen people inside, they weren't playing cards at the moment; instead, they were staring blankly at the door.

As Altair entered, a man in a white shirt and black vest slowly stepped out from the crowd and asked in a low voice, "Who are you, and what do you want?"

After smelling an indescribable, eerie odor in the room, Altair took a handkerchief from his jacket pocket, covered his mouth and nose, and said with disgust, "Where's Sharon? Let her talk to me."

Although Altair didn't know if Sharon was the leader of this group of Rose School and Temperance faction members, or whether she could make the decisions in the upcoming transactions, logically speaking, talking to the strongest person was definitely better than talking to the underlings.

Upon hearing Altair's words, the man in the white shirt and black vest said coldly, "Sharon isn't here. You can talk to me."

Altair smiled slyly, his eyes crinkling, and slowly said, "Mr. Marich, that's very dishonest."

Looking at the person in front of her, Altair used the third level of the "False Heaven" full moon ability to achieve a deterrent effect, making the red moon shine brightly and let it shine in through the window not far away.

In an instant, the red light of the full moon covered Maric's entire body, making him weak, limp to the ground, arms wrapped around himself, suppressing and restraining his instincts, and enjoying "extreme pain".

Seeing this, Altair chuckled softly, his tone slightly mocking, "This is your punishment."

Hearing this, Maric, suppressing his pain, looked up at Altair and said fiercely, "What exactly do you want?"

Altair did not immediately answer Maric's question. Instead, he extended his right hand, examined it under the red moonlight, and began to turn the rose gold ring, displaying an extremely arrogant and haughty attitude.

A few minutes later, she slowly began, "After receiving notification last night that you members of the Rose School and the Temperance School were coming to the Brave Ones Bar to build a site, I specifically canceled my original plans for tonight and came to see Sharon with the utmost goodwill and a cooperative spirit."

"But she avoided me, which made me both unhappy and dissatisfied."

"In order to maintain my goodwill and mood towards you, Mr. Marich should try his best to wail and make me happy."

As he spoke, Altair clenched his right hand, adopting a fierce expression, and said in an icy tone, "Or I'll kill you all!"

After saying that, Altair returned to normal, smiled, and used invisible threads to make herself a conductor's baton. She stretched out her hands and conducted and adjusted the frequency of the red moonlight with immersion, turning Marich's painful howls into a symphony performance.

Several minutes later, Sharon, unable to contain herself any longer, emerged from the mirror and appeared, looking at Altair expressionlessly and asking, "What kind of cooperation do you want?"

The engrossed Altair, who was directing with complete absorption, ignored Sharon and instead began waving his baton.

Five minutes later, when the first song ended, Altair smiled and looked at Miss Sharon, who was wearing a black court dress, with light gold hair, blue eyes, exquisite features, but an unusually pale face, wearing a small black soft hat, and without any extra movements or expressions, looking like a doll.

He began by asking, "How about a symphony composed using the pain of your companions?"