Chapter: 1506

Florence grabbed his ear. “Your cousin has important work to handle. Why are you bothering her? Go back to your school."

She wasn't familiar with science or experiments. ALL she noticed was Bainbridge shadowing Norah recently. Sure, Norah was exceptionally talented, but did he need to act like that?

Without Norah's guidance, Bainbridge figured today's experiment wasn't progressing either.

Norah took Alice with her to the airport to pick someone up.

Alice rolled down the car window, feeling the breeze on her face.

She asked casually, “Have you discovered anything?”

“There's a group of unknown people who've arrived in Surella, but I haven't figured out where they're staying or if they're linked to the Dark Night."

"Pass me the addresses. I'll have someone check into it."

Some areas lacked network coverage or surveillance cameras, making Norah's hacking skills ineffective. It was easy for unidentified individuals to conceal themselves in places like under bridges, making it nearly impossible for Norah to track them down.

Norah casually provided a few addresses. "These are the spots I've seen them. Feel free to investigate.”

Still intrigued, Alice commented, "I wonder, who else from the Dark Night is still out there?"

Many members of the organization had perished, and many new ones had joined. The constant recruitment and training led to their ultimate downfall.

Norah tapped on the steering wheel. “No matter who they are, we can't afford to be careless."

The people trained by the organization were mostly not good. Lacking a sense of right and wrong made them easy to manipulate.

Alice gestured dismissively with her hand. “Back when we were with the organization, you and I were the only ones we could truly trust with our lives. Norah, in that place, we are the only friends."

Everyone else was a potential enemy.

Alice had two main reasons for coming to Surella: firstly, to deliver weapons and secondly, to update Norah about the organization. If all went as planned, they intended to take out the remaining members of the organization located here.

Apart from secretly searching for them these past days, she had also been negotiating with the Frazier family. Those in the arms trade ultimately chased profits. Nobody would ever turn away money.

At the airport, Norah spotted Sean arriving alongside Frank.

Sean was dressed in a black suit, tall and dignified, radiating charm with every gesture.

"Norah."

His voice carried a slight rasp, enhancing his mysterious charm. His eyes were intense yet inviting, both restrained and tempting.

"Sean, it's been a while." Norah smiled at him.

She realized she had now been in Surella for nearly a month.