Initially, he believed that Peter Zhou should be held in the prison area. He reasoned that once he located Lucas, he would have a chance to uncover clues about Peter.


    However, he soon realized that Lucas was exceptionally well-informed. Those who imed to know nothing about him truly knew nothing at all.


    In such a vast prison, finding someone is far more challenging than it seems.


    Given this situation, if locating Peter within the prison area proved fruitless, he would have to resort to using aura to search other areas.


    Aura Detection became Charlie’s second option when he was unable to find anyone in the prison area.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Spiritual energy is particrly effective for identifying limited targets within arge expanse, much like when he searched for Dingyuan Boyun Ruge in the valley. At that time, she was the only person alive in that entire valley. If his spiritual energy enveloped the area, she would be easily found.


    Simrly, this entire prison is essentially aplex structure housing thousands of individuals. The density of human presence here is incredibly high; if he released his spiritual energy, it would be immediately noticeable. It’s nearly impossible for him to sift through thousands of people to locate Peter Zhou one by one.


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    Fortunately, it was mealtime in the prison, and all the inmates were ounted for. He had just observed the dining area, and since Peter Zhou was not present, he decided to use his aura to check. This chapter remains unfinished, except for the restaurant area and other sections within, which should be significantly easier to search.


    With this thought in mind, he quietly released his spiritual energy, bypassing the first and second prison areas, and began to scan the entire facility.


    Charlie’s aura moved past the prison areas and first reached the top floor, where all the prison staff were situated. There were at least seventy or eighty people present at that moment. Unlike the inmates, these staff members were not confined; instead, they were either on duty or enjoying their meals in the staff canteen.


    Next, Charlie directed his spiritual energy to the lower levels. Here, at least a hundred people were working, but they appeared busy or were eating, with no signs of anyone being imprisoned.


    Charlie couldn’t help but feel surprised, pondering, “Could it be that the inmates have been relocated?” After all, Peter Zhou had been here for a while without re-entering the prison area, making it usible that the Rothschild family had secretly moved him elsewhere.


    However, Charlie also considered that the Rothschild family had an interest in keeping Peter Zhou under wraps. They likely would not want the outside world to be aware of his presence. Therefore, their best strategy would be to avoid transferring him again after settling him in.


    It was akin to how they previously dealt with sending people to Hong Wu’s dog farm.


    The safest approach was to ce someone directly into the dog farm and ensure they never exited. After all, moving someone to the dog farm carries a risk of exposure. But once someone is inside, as long as they remain there, the likelihood of exposure diminishes significantly.


    Conversely, if individuals are brought in and subsequently moved elsewhere, the risk of exposure increases dramatically.