At that moment, the attentive service staff in the first-ss lounge approached Willie and respectfully informed him, “Hello, Mr. Willie. Your flight to Aurous Hill has begun boarding. Please proceed to gate 36 to board the ne on time.”


    Willie opened his eyes and offered a slight smile, replying, “Okay, thank you.”


    After saying this, he rose to his feet and made his way to boarding gate 36.


    Forty minutester, Willie’s ne soared down the runway of Eastcliff Airport, executed a half-circle in the sky, and headed south.


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    the aircraft touched down at Aurous Hill Airport, arriving ten minutes ahead of schedule.


    As the in-flight music yed, Willie, who had kept his eyes closed throughout the flight, finally opened them. Peering out the window, he felt a surge of excitement coursing through him.


    He recognized it as a craving for violence.


    Due to the need for approval from the British Lord for all actions, he had limited opportunities to act. Thest time he had taken a life was two decades ago, and now, he was intent on annihting the entire An family in Aurous Hill. He couldn’t help but reflect on his peculiar connection to Aurous Hill, though the violent undertones of this destiny felt particrly intense.


    As the ne came to a stop at the jet bridge, Willie was the first to exit the cabin.


    He walked through the corridor, passed the baggage area, and entered the airport’s arrival hall.


    Willie was aware of the An family’s location, yet he had no ns to strike immediately. His mission was twofold: not only did he aim to obliterate the An family, but he also needed to devise a safe haven for himself post-attack. He intended to remain hidden, waiting for the sons of Lydia (Ava), who is Charlie’s mother, and Bruce Wade to make their appearance.


    Thus, his priority was to find suitable amodations.


    Just as he was about to hail a taxi to the city, something caught his attention!


    He swiftly turned his head and focused on a middle-aged man holding a sign to greet arrivals, positioned diagonally behind him.


    Willie didn’t bother to read what was written on therge sign; his gaze was fixated on the man’s right thumb.


    In an instant, his pupils constricted!


    If he were to describe his mastery of aura as a unique form of vision, then the right thumb of this man stood out as the only beacon in an otherwise dark world!


    Although various religions offer differing worldviews, they converge on one concept: the age of the end of the Dharma.


    In simpler terms, these faiths believe that as humanity has progressed, the connection between people and the natural world—as well as the heavens and the universe—has diminished, creating a widening chasm between humans and the divine.<fn544f> For more chapters visit find?novel</fn544f>


    Taoists assert that the world was once teeming with spiritual energy, and by mastering the techniques to harness and transform this energy, individuals could achieve immortality. However, in contemporary times, the spiritual energy in nature has nearly depleted, robbing humanity of the chance for ascension. This is their interpretation of the Dharma-ending era.


    Regardless of the veracity of this belief, those who have harnessed spiritual energy in the present day find that nature iscking in it. The only means of acquiring spiritual energy now is through pills or other special items infused with it.