When Ginny looked at him with pleading eyes, Felix could only let out a helpless sigh. He really didn't want to get too tangled up with this woman, especially with Justus lurking like a vulture. The more trouble he had to deal with, the less time he had to gather intel, and that was a risk he couldn't afford.

After traveling by carriage for a while, they arrived at a certain street, and the look of shock on Felix's face made Gras chuckle.

Gras said with a grin, "Pretty wild, right? The Green King Manor is just a fancy title. You could call it a small city, and no one would question it."

And indeed, Felix was stunned. They had already walked for several minutes, and all along the path were six-foot-high walls stretching as far as the eye could see, showing just how massive the property was.

"He's the ruler of the city... I guess it makes sense," Felix muttered.

Eventually, they arrived at the main entrance. The towering red-painted wooden doors were wide enough to let four carriag