With a heavy sigh, she remarked, “charliejun, it’s quitemon for me to belong to a family with a history spanning hundreds of years.”


    “Despite the various upheavals that have urred worldwide over thest few centuries, Japan’s geographical position has allowed it torgely avoid domestic strife.”


    “As for war, nearly every ninja n in Japan boasts a lineage of several centuries, with many well-established families having deep roots…”


    “However, to be frank, I’ve never encountered any family or organization that has managed to thrive and evolve in such a ndestine manner for hundreds of years…”


    After a brief pause, Nanako continued, “Jun charlie, the dead men you mentioned earlier are controlled by this organization for centuries, and throughout this time, these individuals have been kept unaware of the organization’s specifics. Even I don’t know where they reside on a daily basis, which indicates that this organization must exert a formidable control over them. To achieve such control, there must be a significant disparity in levels…”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    As she spoke, a serious expression crossed Nanako’s face: “These dead men remind me of monkeys confined in a zoo. They survive ording to the captors’ demands, showing no resistance to their fate. The difference is, these dead men are not monkeys; they are living humans. This implies that the organization overseeing them operates on a ne far superior to ours, perhaps even beyond our realm.”<fn84e6> Read full story at Find1Novel</fn84e6>


    charlie nodded, reflecting on her words: “This situation has made me feel like a frog at the bottom of a well. Looking back at the Hui Chundan auction, I realize how rushed it was. I should have recognized that Huichundan is highly confidential and shouldn’t have been auctioned off so openly.”


    After a moment of contemtion, Ito Nanako said earnestly, “Mr. charlie, in my consistent understanding, strength and fame tend toplement each other. It’s akin to cing a cast-iron teapot over a charcoal fire; the teapot’s temperature naturally rises. As per this basic principle, as long as the fire burns brightly enough, the water in the teapot will evaporate, and even the teapot could melt. When we observe the teapot sumbing to the mes, it doesn’t strike us as iprehensible.”


    Then, Ito Nanako shifted her focus and stated, “However, this mysterious organization haspletely overturned this fundamental logic. ording to what you’ve shared, their strength should be immense, yet their notoriety is virtually nonexistent. It’s as if the fire in the stove is glowing, yet the water in the teapot remains icy cold.”


    charlie sighed in agreement: “I share your sentiment. In my subconscious, I assumed that this organization’s power was significantly greater than the three major families I’m familiar with, but just how much stronger remains an enigma.”


    Suddenly, Ito Nanako looked intently at charlie and remarked, “Jun charlie… honestly… you once seemed like this to me…”


    “Before I got to know you, your strength feltpletely out of reach. At that time, I had never heard of you. When I had someone investigate your background, I discovered that you were simply the son-inw of a small family in Aurous Hill, which left me even more astonished. If you hadn’t showcased your strength before me, I might have never guessed in my life that such a powerful individual was hidden within a local family in Aurous Hill.”


    With that, Ito Nanako posed a question to charlie: “charlie, do you think you might, in my eyes, resemble how you perceive that mysterious organization now? Perhaps they are lurking in a corner you previously overlooked, with no one aware of their true strength until they decide to reveal it.”


    charlie raised his eyebrows in surprise.


    He found Nanako’s insight quitepelling, even offering him a fresh perspective.


    Having always sought to uncover the origins of that enigmatic organization, he realized, as Nanako suggested, that there must be countless others eager to understand them, just as they wish toprehend that mysterious group.


    In essence, this organization might very well be discreetly ensconced in an unassuming corner, bearing an inconspicuous identity, much like his own existence within the Willson family…<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>