The Girlboss Begs For Remarriage

Frank shook his head. "Probably not. Someone was concerned that he would expose their secret and therefore poisoned him. It's too late for him anyway-let's go see Pax." Searching around the room, Frank soon found the hidden button to escape the underground passage and headed to Pax's room.

To Frank and Alda's surprise, Pax did not run despite knowing that danger was coming, even smoking as he sat on the couch.

His goons and girlfriends had long since disappeared from the oncoming threat.

"You're not afraid of me?" Frank asked, curious.

"What's the point? Would that help me kill you?"

Pax smiled. "I must admit that I misjudged you-I thought that you were no different from those martial arts fanboys, but you're actually a real champion. It's no shame that I'd lose to you."

As he finished, he reached into his pocket, glancing at Frank as if asking for permissions in case Frank would attack preemptively.

Frank eventually nodded, and Pax whipped out a palm-sized metal tablet that he placed on the table.

a crest and small font underneath that read: the Cerulean Summit Legion

that served the

could see that there was more to this emblem than met the eye, but

that case, that would make the legion

smiled but shook his head. "History texts lie, Ms. Ingram! Who would bother

spoke, Pax passed Frank the emblem, but Alda shook her

as cunning as he was vicious-who knew if he had coated

deal with anything he does," Frank assured her, fearlessly taking

he expected, Pax might be ruthless, but he would not resort to such a

of the Tarren dynasty grew up hearing stories about the spiritron vein and spent three years putting the Cerulean Summit Legion together. They were decreed to search the entire

they obtained the secret of the spiritron vein, however, as the king had died a year before the discovery. "Rumor has it that the spiritron vein was keen to entrust its profound energies to the king, but fate seldom proceeds as the people

abandoned, and when the new king found out about the founder king's superstitions, he decreed the