The Charismatic Charlie Wade

Jagoan smiled faintly, taking two amulet rings and a piece of lightning-struck wood.

He instructed Zachary, “Wait here for a moment.”

Without delay, Jagoan entered the inner room. Within the two amulet rings, he infused them with his reiki to create a simple yet protective formation. As for the lightning-struck wood, he carefully inscribed a basic thunderbolt pattern.

With these modifications, the two jade rings transformed into protective talismans capable of warding off minor calamities, while the lightning-struck wood became a one-time-use ring that would shatter upon activation.

Returning to the living room from the inner room, Jagoan handed the two jade rings and the thunderbolt ring to Zachary, instructing him, “Take these three items and make them appear as if they were recently crafted and unearthed.”

Zachary quickly replied, “Understood, Master Wade. I’ll take care of it as soon as I return! Should I bring them back to you once they’re ready?”

“No need,” Jagoan replied nonchalantly. “Go to Antique Street and find two clever street vendors who can handle the task. Give each of them one ring to wear on their finger. One should head to the airport’s arrival hall, while the other should position themselves at the high-speed rail station’s exit. They can hold signs and act as if they’re waiting to pick up someone. It doesn’t matter who they pick up, they can just use their own names.”

Zachary looked surprised and inquired, “Master Wade, who are we going to pick up? Can we simply write our own names and not actually pick up anyone?”

Jagoan responded calmly, “I don’t want us to pick up people; I want us to wait for them!”

He then continued with a serious tone, “Zachary, what I’m about to tell you is crucial. We have to wait for someone. Listen attentively! If we handle this matter well, I promise you will find fame and fortune in the future!”

“Master Wade, I am at your

station from the moment they open until they close. They must wait until someone inquires about the origin of the jade rings they’re wearing. They should explicitly state that they purchased them from you. If the other party expresses interest in buying, they should demand a price that is 100 times

grasped the essence of Jagoan’s instructions and quickly affirmed, “Master Wade, rest assured,

handed the Thunderbolt Talisman

this item for yourself. Take it back to your antique stall on Antique Street and continue operating as usual. However, remember this: display it prominently in your booth. When someone asks about its price, confidently demand five million without budging. If anyone inquires about the origin of the Thunderbolt Talisman, simply state that it was recently unearthed from a live dig site. It’s crucial that you firmly believe in your heart that all three items were excavated from live dig sites.

widened, and he

sense that the psychological suggestion had taken hold of

wood, inform me immediately. Likewise, if

“Of course, Master Wade! I will ensure it

Jagoan bid farewell to Zachary and watched as he left the villa. His plan was to set a “trap” on the two gates of Aurous Hill using the two amulet rings he had given to Zachary. These rings, although not visually striking, served a purpose known only to those with the ability to perceive the

value of these jade wrench fingers were average, and they wouldn’t attract much attention from those unfamiliar with antiques. Therefore, the individuals wearing the amulets and holding signs at the airport and high-speed rail station would only pique the interest of a specific kind of person, the ones capable of discerning the hidden formations within the rings. Such individuals were those well-versed in the art

five people with such abilities. Among them, one was the Lord of the Warriors Den, and the other four were the Marshals of the Warriors Den. However, the Lord was unlikely to personally

Hill, the likelihood of a Marshal of the Warriors Den appearing in the city had significantly

It was highly unlikely for the Marshals to drive in from the surrounding cities, making air travel or taking the high-speed rail the

several consecutive days, but that didn’t matter. It was highly improbable for more than one Marshal

inevitable that a Marshal of the Warriors Den would encounter only one of the two individuals stationed at the airport and the high-speed rail station. Although the Marshals possessed formidable power, they couldn’t possibly know that another person, kilometers away, was wearing an identical jade ring. Nor could they be aware that