Only by appearing prominently and appearing valuable to the Silver Moon Sect would they take the initiative to approach.
The life of a noble is just like this, monotonous.
The daily tasks involve not work, but socializing.
Endless balls and endless banquets to attend.
...
In the bedroom on the second floor, Leonard Churchill stood by the window, carefully read every invite and memorized the names.
From now on, every single trace could potentially lead to key members of the Silver Moon Sect.
Leonard inspected the furniture again in the room, and after finding no problems, he began his daily reading and meditation.
In the evening, a young maid helped him bathe.
Leonard changed into a new white suit and left by car.
In a short while, he arrived at the Lord's Manor.
After two successive Lords died unexpectedly, it was hopeless for the Miller Family to control Sinless City through their own power.
