His primary concern was solely the position of the heir. The square treasure building held no sentimental value for him; if it were to be lost, it would be of no consequence. He didn’t even consider whether the loss would impact the Rothschild family’s fortune over the next century. In his view, the Rothschilds had ample wealth. As long as he could secure the throne, a 50% reduction in assets wouldn’t matter to him at all.


    …


    Before dawn, Charlie and Royce departed New York via helicopter.


    Thanks to Howard’s special approval, their helicopter was exempt from any inspections.


    Even upon entering Canada, no inquiries were made.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Crossing the border in such a grand manner was quite unusual. While the rtionship between the United States and Canada isn’t as open as the EU’s borders, there exists an understanding of a quasi-master-servant dynamic. Consequently, border management is rtively rxed. The Rothschild family’s significant influence in Canada allowed them to pass through without scrutiny.


    Once the helicopter cleared the US-Canada border, Charlie Wade felt a wave of relief. He quickly messaged Arman, urging him to secure the earliest flight to Montreal.<fn53d9> Read full story at find?novel</fn53d9>


    Although the two cities are very close, flights are frequent, starting around six in the morning and continuing every two to three hours until 9:30 PM.


    Upon receiving Charlie Wade’s message about going to Montreal, Arman understood that he had sessfully exited the United States. He promptly booked the earliest ticket and rushed to the airport.


    Charlie Wade then reached out to Abbas, requesting an urgent transfer of several Wanlong Pce agents stationed in Canada, instructing them to await his orders in Montreal.


    Following this, he contacted Nanako Ito, who was far away in China, asking her to arrange for a chartered transoceanic business jet from Montreal on behalf of the Ito family. This jet would fly directly from Montreal to Jinling.


    After finalizing these arrangements, the helicopter he was on made its approach to the southern suburbs of Ottawa, the capital of Canada.


    For safety reasons, he opted not tond directly in Montreal. Although the helicopter was not subject to border inspections, it was still visible on Canadian air traffic control radar from the moment it entered the country. Its altitude and speed were tracked, and anding would create a record that could raise suspicions if the Rothschild family checked the flight path.


    Thus, when the helicopter was still several dozen kilometers from Ottawa, Charlie Wade leaped from the skies over the farnd south of Ottawa.


    Royce Rothschild watched in astonishment as Charlie Wade jumped from a height of 100 meters. But as Charlie began to run wildly afternding, he started to question everything he knew.


    After touching down, Charlie ran at full speed, pulling out his cell phone to call Lin Wan’er (ni) back in China.


    It waste at night in China.


    However, Lin Wan’er (ni) hadn’t gone to bed yet. Instead, she was enjoying tea in the yard by the hot spring pool, tending to the delicate branches and leaves of the mother of Pucha tea.


    While she sipped her tea and cared for the nt, her thoughts were consumed by Charlie Wade.


    Suddenly, her phone rang with a call from Charlie Wade, causing her cheeks to flush. She quickly answered, her excitement barely concealed, and asked shyly, “Where is Mr. Wade calling from?”