Bridget silently predicted when the enemy would finally walk through the hotel’s main entrance. As she heard the many voices clamoring outside, she raised her arm to look at the time. The watch’s second hand made a complete turn, and the minute hand clicked one step forward.

That was also when a loud crash sounded as the doors got broken down. At that moment, Bridget looked up at the entrance and saw what she had predicted—a horde of countless people on the enemy’s team. A bitter expression crept onto her face, wrinkling her brows into a deep frown.

“There are too many of you. I’m not in charge of this hotel, so I’ll need to phone my boss and confirm whether we have enough rooms for you guys. Should my boss say no, I’m afraid I can only ask you guys to look for lodging elsewhere.” She got onto her feet. Although she spoke apologetically, a dark, hostile emotion radiated in her eyes.

Bridget distracted the enemy to buy some time, as she did not know if the security guards she had se