Ember Skywalker - Chapter 329 The Gray Family, Stepping into the Foreground

"In fact, he became the king of the Gray Family by killing all the heirs along the way and ascending the throne on a bloody journey."

"Apocalypse?"

Raven's face looked grim, and after thinking for a while, he told the story of Siral.

"Dante is in big trouble. The Gray Family seems to be secretly controlling various cities. Madam, you must be more cautious."

If what Raven said was true, this was a disaster.

With the Gray Family's background and taking advantage of the situation, Dante would definitely not be able to resist given the internal and external pressures.

Her eyes flickered, and finally she nodded and said:"I will! The Gray Family, after hundreds of years, they are actually stepping into the forefront."

Unlike Raven, she came from a wealthy family and knew more about history.

"Not yet. Apart from Silar, I can't find any other evidence for the time being. This is a serious matter, and I don't want to disturb Your Majesty."

"You did the right thing. I will investigate secretly. To be honest, I really hope you are wrong." She smiled bitterly.

"Well. Then I'll take my leave. I was going to go to the Grey Territory to buy a batch of wild horses, but now I can only try my luck."

"Barbarian horse?" Telanna was curious, but did not ask more questions. "Yula is responsible for contacting the Gray Region. I asked him to go with you."

Soon after, a large carriage set out from the Duke's Palace.

Raven looked at the street from the car window. Fox City was still bustling with people and there was no trace of war. This was almost unbelievable to Dante at that moment.

He couldn't help but admire Titus' wisdom. This place had become Dante's second heart, continuously supplying various supplies.

"Can Lentini also follow Fox's path?" he pondered.

A young man opposite Raven said coldly.

All along, the boy in front of him just looked out the window and didn't say a word to him, which was nothing short of an insult.

"And you haven't seen the world before." Yura raised his head proudly. "Fox is prosperous every day. You don't have to worry about missing it."

This guy was assigned by the Madam temporarily. In the past, the Madam would inform him one day in advance of important guests. So it seems that he is not a distinguished guest.

I don't know if it's because Raven is too young, or if it's the kind of calm and light aura about him that makes me hate him.

"Why are you trying to be so noble?" He felt disdainful.

"Yula, my name is Raven."

"Viscount Yura," the young man corrected, "or Yura's Burning Law."

"Are you looking down on me?" Yura suddenly stretched out his hand, and a ball of green fire ignited in his palm. "My father is Count Conrad, and I am a great master of the Emerald Flame, and you seem to be younger than me."

Raven looked at him seriously now.

Yura looked smug, he knew that next this boy would smile and try to please him like he did in the past.

"You go back." Raven said lightly.

"You idiot! Idiot! Tuba!" Yura cursed Riven countless times in his heart, but forced himself to take a deep breath.

"Just watch yourselves!" he said word by word, and then turned away.

Raven smiled calmly and ignored it.

The carriage crossed half of the city and arrived at the famous Fairy Avenue in Fox.

"This is it." Yura said expressionlessly and got off the carriage first.

Raven looked around. This was an inconspicuous tavern. There were at least 20 such taverns on the Goblin Avenue, if not 30. There was no gorgeous burning lamp on the facade, but two small wooden doors hanging in the air as its entrance. This reminded Raven of the tavern in Balalunka.

That place almost became his nightmare.

The boss here seemed to be particularly familiar with Yura. When he saw him, he hurried over to greet him, and the thugs on both sides also bowed respectfully.

"Viscount Yura, what do you want?" the boss asked warmly.

"Gray Eyes."

When the boss heard Yura say these three words, his eyes lit up.

"Come with me, just this one?" He pointed at Raven. There was an aura about this young man that made him uneasy. Although he did not deliberately emit it, he had seen countless people and could feel that something was wrong intuitively.

"Okay." The boss nodded and led the two through the lobby to the back room.

A rusty iron door was pushed open, and behind it was a long passage. The boss pointed inside and muttered:

"I didn't see anything. The guest found the Gray Eye himself."

After saying that, he left.

At the end of the road, a graceful woman in a gray robe suddenly appeared, while there was clearly no one there before.

Raven's eyes focused, he realized that the woman used some skill to almost blend herself into the shadows, and only appeared when someone came in.

"The Grey Eye is hard to find," she said, but her eyes were on Raven.

This person was very unfamiliar, and his aura was so strong that she had to be alert. The Grey Region was in a turbulent period, and anyone with unknown origins could bring risks to the organization.

The woman nodded and took out two masks.

“Wear them well, and remember, don’t fight inside, and don’t pry into other people’s secrets, otherwise the Gray Eye will show no mercy.”

After saying this, the woman knocked on the wall at the end of the road several times, with great force and technique.

The wall creaked, dust fell, and then moved to both sides, opening a gap wide enough for a person to pass through. It turned out to be a disguised door.

The door behind him closed silently, and a wide hall appeared in front of Raven. The hall was divided into several large areas, each area had a number of rooms, and mysterious gray-robed people sat inside.

Many customers wearing masks entered and exited the rooms.

Compared to the gray area of ​​Weina City, this place is much larger and has many more guards.

It's just that the atmosphere here seems a little depressing.

"Put forward your requests, Huanye will be able to satisfy them."

Raven looked at the woman, her face was completely covered by a mask, it seemed that everyone in the Gray Zone was so mysterious.

"I want to buy a batch of Azov horses, about thirty in number," said Raven.

"Barbarian horse? Humph, what a rustic old man."

"Thirty wild horses only cost about ten thousand gold coins. Has any of Madam's guests been so shabby in the past?"

"Four hundred gold coins a horse," the woman said hoarsely.

"can."

“Where is the delivery location?”

(End of this chapter)