"You're right, I should reconsider this bounty task," Noland Lee said, snapping his fingers:
"As it happens, I have a job that needs assistance. Are you interested? The price is negotiable."
Louisa's eyes lit up.
It seemed that Noland's gesture of tossing 200,000 gold coins had left a deep impression on her.
Seeing Louisa's expression, Noland knew he had a taker.
He was just about to speak when the meow of the Snow-winged Cat resounded in his mind.
Someone had sent Noland a letter.
"Hold on a moment, Louisa. I need to check this letter," he said.
"No problem, take your time."
Noland summoned Kitty and took the letter from it, placing it in Denise Green's lap.
Denise wore a black veil that covered her features, topped with a black lace witch's hat,
cradling Kitty in her arms, stroking its fur, she appeared every bit the languid noblewoman.
Noland glanced over the contents of the letter and grinned:
