They could see dense black smoke coming out several kilometers away from Mountain Elmon.
"Lord Ethan, I think you shouldn't go there. It's too dangerous," Vincent said with concern. "Nobody knows what's in the house. What if it explodes?"
Although Ethan was the leader of their team, he was a volunteer after all. He knew his power had been suppressed for almost a decade when he decided to live like a human.
If anything terrible happened to him, shares of Century Group would have a dive. Not only would the tens of thousand staff members be affected, but the economy of Seattle could also be in a crisis.
Ethan fixed his eyes on the screen of the computer in his hands. "Speed up!"
"Sure, sure, sure," Nate said and pinched Vincent's leg with great force. Vincent felt hurt but didn't dare make a sound. He could only step on the accelerator to the fastest speed.
