Captivated by the Ruler of the Underworld
Chapter 216 An Unreal Place

However, the man couldn't answer her at all.

Ashlee's slender hand gently caressed Malcolm's face as if she were stroking the best jade in the world. Her eyes were filled with affection. "Will you... hate me? Well, whether you hate me or not, they are all going to die. Ha-ha..." she said, menacingly.

With that, Ashlee leaned down and kissed Malcolm's lips, her eyes filled with madness...

...

Silvercrest's total area was over 200,000 square miles. It was home to flocks of birds and wildlife, abundant in natural resources, and diverse in landscapes.

The place where the Divine Doctor used to live was in the narrowest part of the valley. Throughout the year, it was covered by silver snow and mist. It was seen as the god's masterpiece.

People there practiced medicine. Although it was remote, the medicine, especially traditional medicine made with herbs there, could be seen in the whole Pliar country. It was a hidden treasure for the Pliar country. It was protected and kept as a secret. Therefore, many modern people were unaware of its existence.

To protect the valley, numerous mechanisms and traps were set up around Silvercrest to prevent unauthorized entry by those with ulterior motives. Even so, many people still wanted to break in secretly, and many of them died there. No one would have been able to freely enter and exit the valley unless he had someone from the valley to lead him.

There was only one direct route in and out of the valley, with multiple diversion routes along the way to confuse outsiders. If one weren't a person from the valley, he would never find the right path.

The talented individuals who lived in the valley rarely left, and even those from the valley might not have been able to find the right route.

It was incredibly dangerous...

At the foot of the mountain, a row of military off-road vehicles parked at the entrance of the mountain range.

Before they arrived, Lela had already told Sylvester that the roads there were rough and regular vehicles couldn't pass. However, Sylvester didn't want to burden Lela, so he arranged for military off-road vehicles to be brought from the Ironfist Holding Center.

There were few people in their group, and each one was extremely skilled.

Trenton, dressed in camouflage, took off his sunglasses and looked at the towering mountains with deep eyes. He furrowed his handsome brows and said, "Mr. Gomez, are we really going in?"

The power of nature was something that ordinary humans couldn't contend with. He couldn't guarantee that nothing would go wrong if they entered like this.

Trenton knew that Sylvester had a disease, but he didn't think it was a hereditary disease in his family.

Trenton's grandfather used to be a close subordinate of Sylvester's grandfather. After Sylvester's grandfather passed away, Ironfist Holding Center was given to Sylvester.

Sylvester, however, was not interested in managing it, so he handed it over to the descendants of the Salazar family.

Before Sylvester got lost when he was seven years old, he stayed at Ironfist Holding Center for a while and trained with Trenton. During one training session, Sylvester fell ill, and Trenton only then learned that Sylvester had a disease. Later, he learned that Sylvester still hadn't gotten rid of it.

Sylvester led Lela to Trenton's side, wearing sunglasses and revealing a smooth jawline as he looked up with admiration. He wore a dark windbreaker, and the blowing wind in the valley caused his coat to flutter, making him look like a warrior... It attracted Lela's attention.

Lela stood beside them, looking up at the man in front of her with undisguised admiration.

"Yes," he replied. Sylvester's voice was clear and concise, leaving no room for discussion.

Trenton's eyes grew more puzzled. "But Mr. Gomez, does the place you mentioned really exist in the world?"

Trenton felt it was so unreal to him.