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Chapter 487 My Fate Doesn't Need Interpretation

"Ask...myself?"

After muttering something, the expression on Kiris's face began to change continuously.

Sometimes I feel lost; sometimes I feel hopeful; sometimes I feel elated... but most of the time, I feel an inescapable fear.

fear!

Is this because they're afraid of the consequences of confessing everything?

Seeing the fear on Kiris's face, Erin seemed to have already foreseen Kiris's choice.

After a moment of silence.

Keliss, who had been silent with her head down, suddenly brushed a stray strand of hair from her hair and then smiled to herself.

"I promised myself I'd abandon everything from the past and embrace a fresh start, but I never imagined that so little time would pass before I started to waver."

"As expected, I still can't completely forget my past self!"

A slight smile played on her lips, followed by a hint of self-deprecation. Then, Kiris turned to Erin and said, "Thanks, Boss. I know what to do now."

Seeing that Kiris had made her choice, Erin nodded.

Whether she confesses or continues to hide, whatever Kiris chooses, Erin will not interfere.

However, remembering the self-deprecating look on Gillies's face just now, Erin suddenly asked, "Would you like to draw a card?"

As he spoke, Erin made a sweeping motion with his right hand in front of him.

The next second, a series of tarot cards floated in a fan shape in front of Erin.

Looking at the tarot cards floating in the void in front of Erin, exuding a mysterious aura, a beautiful light flashed in Kiris's eyes, who also possessed a certain divination ability due to her dark magic.

"it is good."

The next second, after saying a word, Kiris took down the tarot card closest to her from the void.

After taking down the tarot card, Kiris didn't flip it open; instead, she simply tucked it into her sleeve.

Seeing that Kiris had put away her tarot cards and wouldn't even open them, Erin shook her head and said, "Don't you need me to interpret them for you?"

Upon hearing this, Gillies laughed and said, "No, my destiny doesn't need a tarot card to interpret."

Hearing this, Erin nodded gently: "Great understanding. Divination is not omnipotent, and your destiny has always been in your own hands."

As he spoke, Erin gently hooked his right hand.

Instantly, the tarot cards in the void seemed to line up in an orderly fashion and flew into Erin's hands.

After Erin put away the tarot cards, Kiris had already calmed down and returned to normal without anyone noticing.

After calming down my emotions.

Kiris suddenly said, "By the way, Boss, while I was waiting for you, I walked around your house and found quite a few people watching you."

"Before you came back, we couldn't be bothered with those people. Now... do you need me to help you get rid of those troublesome guys?"

As she finished speaking, a murderous aura emanated from Kiris.

Even though Erin had been missing for several months, the number of people keeping watch around his house had not decreased at all.

Although those people couldn't see through Erin's illusion, even with their eyes wide open, they didn't realize that the owner of the house had returned.

No matter what, the feeling of being watched is never pleasant.

Sensing the killing intent emanating from Kiris, Erin smiled and said, "Those guys! I was originally planning to take care of them myself when I had some time, but since you're going to make a move, that's perfect."

"By the way, don't burn those guys' corpses, it's such a waste. I'll have Xiaoguai take care of them later."

Hearing this, Kiris glanced at the little monster, who had transformed into a large trash can and was squatting in the corner, and asked in surprise, "Little monster?"

"That's right, the monsters need to devour a lot of flesh and blood right now, so don't waste those materials."

"I see!" After nodding thoughtfully, Kiris suddenly asked, "Is only flesh and blood needed? If souls are acceptable, I can capture all those guys and give them to the monsters."

"The soul?"

Erin glanced at the little monster in the corner, who was slightly sitting up and seemed somewhat expectant, and nodded, "If you don't mind the trouble, of course you can."

"Troublesome? How could it be troublesome?"

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More than an hour later.

After using the mirror to teleport through and dumping the dozen or so knocked-out guys onto the mobs, Kiris seemed to feel much better after venting her frustration.

After saying goodbye to Erin.

Having added a dozen or so missing persons to the world, Gillis leaped into the shadows once more, disappearing into the shadows of Chinatown.

After wandering alone through the shadows, Kiris turned over the tarot card she had drawn for the first time.

The High Priestess reversed.

"The High Priestess reversed? Definitely not a good card!"

"However, I already guessed it, didn't I?"

After glancing at the priestess depicted on the card, Kiris shook her head and hurried away from Chinatown.

Watching the vanished Kiris, Erin shook his head slightly, waved his hand, and dispelled the large illusion that had been shrouding the house.

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The next day.

Erin, waking from meditation, stretched her body.

Then I received a call from Fregra.

After hanging up the phone, Erin changed her clothes and drove to a small town on the outskirts of New Jersey.

Although the four airships of the dwarves had been disguised since entering Earth, it was still not easy to accommodate four such huge airships.

In order to minimize the possibility of being discovered.

In the end, Fregra settled the four dwarf airships in the suburbs of New Jersey.

That place was once a secret base of Hydra.

Later, after Erin and his team absorbed the Hydra branch of S.H.I.E.L.D., that secret base became their secret base as well.

Although it was still somewhat difficult to accommodate four enormous dwarf airships, it was no longer so obvious.

More than an hour later.

As soon as Erin drove into the underground of this secret base, he saw Fregra waiting for him for a long time.

Erin, who had climbed out of the car, greeted Fregra, whom he hadn't seen in a long time, with a warm, familiar voice:

"Long time no see, Fregra. You look much more haggard in just a few months."

Upon hearing this, Fregra glanced at Erin and said helplessly, "There's nothing I can do. Who told me to end up with such an irresponsible boss?"

After making a slightly resentful joke, Fregra's expression turned serious as he looked at Erin and said earnestly, "Boss, if you're going to do this again next time, you'd better tell me in advance, otherwise my heart can't take it."

During the time that Erin was missing.

Fregra faces immense pressure every moment as he deals with various organizations and even nations that are eyeing the Miracle Group.

If it weren't for the manpower and capital that Erin left him, he wouldn't have been able to achieve this.

I reckon the Miracle Group has either been divided up or its formula has been stolen by the endless stream of spies and agents.

Faced with Fregrana's resentful little eyes, Erin was also helpless.

He didn't want to either.

Who knew Malekith was this strong?

Who knew that Odin would eventually detonate the Rainbow Bridge completely?

"I'm sorry, this was an accident. To be honest, I didn't expect to be delayed outside for so long this time."

"Okay, I accept this apology."

After saying that, Fregra looked at Erin seriously and said, "However, if we encounter something like this again next time, Boss, I hope you won't rush to the front again, because this isn't just your responsibility."

"responsibility?"

After glancing at Fregra with slight surprise, Erin shook his head: "Fregra, you overestimate me. My trip to Asgard last time wasn't out of a sense of duty, but rather a transaction and to repay a favor."

"If that's the case, then that would be perfect."

After hearing Erin's explanation, Fregra seemed to relax a bit, but after saying one sentence, he asked with a headache, "However, what should we do with those dwarves inside? Letting them stay here indefinitely is not a good idea."

"The difference between them and us is too obvious. As soon as they go out, they will be discovered quickly, and we can't let them stay underground forever."

"Besides that, those four big ships outside are also a problem."

Although the dwarven runic technology concealed the four airships, coupled with the camouflage that Fregra had specifically arranged for them.

Unless someone deliberately investigates, no one will discover it for a while.

But this is not a long-term solution.

Hearing this, Erin patted Fregra on the shoulder and said, "Don't worry, I'll take care of them. And cheer up, don't look so sad. I specially invited these dwarves to help us build our war fortress."

"A war fortress?"

Upon hearing this, Fregra paused for a moment, then hesitated before asking, "Is the war fortress you're talking about the kind you see in science fiction movies?"

"I'm not sure which sci-fi movie you watched, but the dwarves do have the technology to build war fortresses."

"Of course, the war fortress I asked them to build was a simplified version, but even so, it was enough to deal with most of the firepower on Earth."

Upon receiving Erin's confirmation, Fregra was immediately invigorated.

His whole body showed an expression of disbelief.

A war fortress!

If it were truly a war fortress from a science fiction movie, even a simplified version could easily destroy S.H.I.E.L.D.'s space carrier.

If they could master this level of weaponry...

Even when facing a superpower like the Federation, they will have the right to say no.

Moreover, possessing a war fortress also means that they have an impregnable base, where they can transfer important experiments or instruments.

After his initial excitement subsided, Fregra said to Erin, "Building a war fortress is no simple task, so Boss, have you decided what to do?"

"And what about the location? Where do you plan to build the war fortress? To be honest, the Federation isn't a good choice."

The Federation may be powerful, but it is definitely not a good place to build a war fortress.

The cost of building a war fortress is terrifying.

If war fortresses were built within federal territory, the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security would likely come knocking on their door long before the fortifications were even completed.

Then what awaited them was an attack by the military.

Within the federal territory, these violent institutions will absolutely not allow the emergence of war fortresses that could threaten their security.

Upon hearing Fregra's words, Erin nodded in agreement: "The Federation is indeed not a good choice, so how about Sokovia?"

Two months ago, S.H.I.E.L.D. sent agents to breach Hydra's base in Sokovia.

"Although the Hydra in Sokovia was destroyed, the base they left behind still exists."

Sokovia?

Fregra did not know much about Sokovia, but he did know that it was a small, mountainous, barren, and turbulent country.

In small, turbulent countries, the constraints on capital are very weak.

With enough money, they can accomplish a lot in Sokovia.

Moreover, compared to a highly publicized federation, building a war fortress in a small country would attract far less attention.

After a moment's thought, Fregra said, "I'll go back and check the information on Sokovia. If there are no problems, that place is indeed a good choice."

After discussing some more details, Erin suddenly asked, "By the way, how has Lilith been doing these past few months while I was gone?"

Fregra, who had been envisioning the war fortress, paused slightly upon hearing this, and his mood immediately soured.

Sensing Fregra's change in mood, Erin asked in a low voice, "What happened? Is something wrong with Lilith?"

Fregra shook his head: "It's not exactly a disaster."

"A few months ago, shortly after the celestial conjunction, Lilith's mother appeared."

"After giving Lilith a black bead, she quickly disappeared again, but her condition... seems to be very bad."

"Lilith seemed to have figured something out. After her mother disappeared, she ran after her, and then I saw her vanish into the void with my own eyes."

Upon hearing this, Erin's face darkened, and he said, "So, Lilith has disappeared?"

“She’s not missing.” Fregra shook his head again. “When I first saw that scene, I was very worried, and I frantically tried to find Lilith. But not long after, Lilith herself came out of the void again.”

"Then she told me that her mother was in danger and that she had to go help her, otherwise not only her mother, but we would all be in danger."

"You told me about her mother's situation, so if even her mother can't handle the danger, what can Lilith, a little girl, do? Go and die?"

"So I absolutely disagreed with her going, but... I couldn't stop her."

"Taking advantage of my momentary lapse in attention, she once again vanished into the void."

(End of this chapter)