Ultimately, the Raiser family conceded and agreed to compensate the Clavner family.

This incident quickly caused a huge uproar in aristocratic circles and began to spread like wildfire.

However, apart from the family involved, no one knows the truth behind this matter.

The Raiser family remained silent on the matter, but simply agreed to the demands made by the Clavner family.

Many people who were waiting for further news about the incident had no way of getting any information.

But soon, another story emerged, drawing public attention to that topic.

Not long after returning to the capital, Crown Prince Albany announced to the people that he would lead the army back to the south.

People started to speculate.

The second prince led his army to the far north to investigate matters concerning demons.

The eldest prince also led his army back to the southern lands.

This has aroused suspicion among many people.

No matter how many or how varied the news was, the royal family seemed completely unaffected and began to take action.

And the cause of all this,

It's all about the man involved in a series of events.

Victor Clevina.

...

Three days later, a fleet of wagons loaded with heavy goods slowly came to a stop at Cleviner's mansion.

Lia stood at the door early, arms crossed over her chest, a smile on her face, and sent people to start counting the goods that had been delivered by the carriage.

She lifted the burlap sack, revealing gleaming blades and gleaming armor underneath.

The blade curved slightly at the guard, and its slender and thin blade sent chills down one's spine.

It was as if a piece of ice had been sculpted into a weapon out of thin air, with a crimson flame flowing within it.

The armor was piled up into a small mountain, with sharp spikes embedded in the shoulders. The monster's bones were fused to the double-layered iron walls of the armor, making it look incredibly light, yet constantly emanating a terrifying aura.

Another 500 million dollars has already been transferred to an account within the territory of Clavina.

Lia had been a businesswoman for about ten years.

Until today, she had never seen so much money.

The strings of numbers flowing through the account were almost dazzling her eyes.

"The Leiser family is really rich. They sent so much stuff over without saying a word."

Lia was overjoyed as she looked at the overflowing goods.

The servants of the Leather family who were delivering goods gritted their teeth upon hearing Lia's words, but dared not utter a sound, and could only sulk in their hearts.

Even Lady Kasanna has already taken the initiative to back down to the Victor family, so what can their subordinates say?

Suddenly, a vortex of air rose from the ground.

Fluorescent blue light began to float in the air, and thousands of blue rays of light gradually fell from the sky, surging like liquid, swirling in the air a few times before landing on the ground.

Viktor's form gradually began to become realistic.

The cyclone whipped his trench coat around as he slowly appeared beside Lia.

Lia was startled and was about to say something when she saw Victor intently examining the equipment on the carriage.

She kept her mouth shut, not wanting to disturb Viktor.

"Take these to the basement."

"all?"

Victor nodded slightly and turned to walk towards the enormous mansion.

Lia was still a little confused, but then she heard Victor's voice drift over:

"Just a heads up, I might end up spending all that money."

Lia blinked as she listened to Victor's words.

"ah?"

Her mind went blank for a moment, and she couldn't help but shout:

"Victor! What are you going to do to spend five hundred million?!"

"Explain this to me!"

Victor didn't explain much to her and continued walking forward, his figure gradually disappearing.

After a long while, the basement door creaked open.

A damp, cold, and rotten smell wafted towards us.

Vanilla slowly walked in, her tail swaying gently behind her.

The wheelbarrows behind them entered the house in an orderly fashion under the influence of magic.

It almost completely filled the entire basement.

After doing all this, she turned to look at the man behind her and gave him an elegant bow.

"Master, everything is ready."

Victor reached out and gently ruffled Vanilla's hair.

Vanilla enjoyed the feeling of being caressed by a warm, large hand and involuntarily squinted her eyes.

Its ears perked up and began to fold together, and its tail wagged even faster.

"The progress is very rapid."

"It's because Miss Henney taught us so well."

Viktor withdrew his hand, and Vanilla felt a sense of loss as she felt the warmth depart.

"You can go and rest now."

"yes."

"Please call me anytime if you need anything, Master."

She gave a slight bow, turned and left the basement, walking into the dark passageway.

Viktor watched her departing figure, while Vega, perched on his shoulder, glanced at him:

"What, you can't bear to part with it?"

"I heard they have hangnails on their tongues, is that true?"

Viktor gave Vega a cold glance.

Where did you get that information?

"A storybook? The things written in it are really exciting. Do you want to take a look too?"

Vega chuckled, but Victor ignored him and said calmly:

"Aren't you interested in how far a demi-human mage can grow?"

"Tsk, I only care about myself."

Vega looked at him with disdain and turned the bird's head away.

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