Chapter 951 The group at the neighbouring table continued watching Felix and his companions with undisguised hostility. Kaita occasionally whispered something to his subordinates, while Romeo repeatedly glanced toward Felix, apparently hoping to catch him doing something that would give them another reason to cause trouble. Felix, however, couldn't have cared less. He had already finished reading the information collected by Heaven Garden. Although several questions remained unanswered, he had obtained enough knowledge to understand the general situation of the Victorium Empire during his absence. He now had a rough picture of the forces operating against the empire, the influence of the foreign civilizations, and the challenges Serena had faced while maintaining control. More importantly, he had discovered several names that required further investigation. Felix stacked the books neatly on the table and leaned back. "Young Master, are you finished?" Norman asked. "Yes. I'

Chapter 953 Kaita stood before Felix with a group of hooligans gathered behind him, their faces twisted with hostility. The bright lights of Heaven Cave Bar illuminated the street, casting long shadows across the pavement as the two groups faced each other. Kaita had deliberately followed Felix outside because he could not tolerate being dismissed twice by the same person. In his eyes, Felix's repeated disregard for him was not merely disrespectful; it was a direct challenge to his authority. He had spent years establishing his reputation in the surrounding area. People who knew his name either showed him respect or avoided provoking him. Even those who disliked him usually thought twice before openly defying him. Yet Felix had treated him as though he were nothing more than an irritating stranger. Now, Kaita intended to make him regret it. "What's wrong? You've suddenly lost your voice?" Kaita sneered, taking a step forward. "You were quite arrogant inside the bar. Let's see i

Chapter 955 The commotion outside Heaven Cave Bar had attracted the attention of numerous people along Wall Street. At first, most of them had paid little attention to the disturbance. Wall Street was notorious for its disorderly environment, and confrontations between rival gangs or troublemakers were hardly unusual. Occasionally, someone would raise their voice, a fight would break out, and a crowd would gather to watch before the situation eventually settled down. However, the current confrontation had drawn more attention than usual. The name Kaita was well known in the surrounding area. He was a feared local gang boss whose influence extended across several streets and establishments. Many people had suffered at his hands, but few dared to challenge him openly. Even those who disliked him preferred to avoid unnecessary trouble. Consequently, when people first noticed Kaita and his men surrounding Felix and his companions, most immediately assumed that the newcomers had

Chapter 957 Felix and his companions continued down Wall Street, leaving behind the commotion outside Heaven Cave Bar. The noise of the crowd gradually faded into the distance, replaced by the familiar sounds of the bustling street. Vehicles moved along the road, pedestrians hurried past illuminated shops, and the bright signs of various establishments cast colourful reflections across the pavement.To an ordinary visitor, Wall Street might have appeared to be an exciting place filled with business opportunities and nightlife. However, Felix knew better than to judge a place by its outward appearance.Beneath the lively atmosphere lay a complicated network of interests, rivalries, and criminal organizations. The encounter with Kaita had reminded him of that reality, but the man's threats had also given Felix another lead to investigate.The Rudge Mafia.He kept the name in mind as he walked, his expression thoughtful.Norman noticed his silence but did not interrupt him. The two

Chapter 959 Norman and the two imperial Oxals where already annoyed by the two guards still, none of them interrupted Felix. They knew he could handle the situation himself. Felix, meanwhile, maintained his composure. "So, let me understand your reasoning," he said. "You don't recognize my clothes, I arrived on foot, and therefore you believe I cannot afford to rent a room here." The first guard nodded as though Felix had finally understood something obvious. "That's correct, sir." "Then what would happen if I entered your inn?" The second guard answered immediately. "Your presence could affect the reputation of the establishment." Felix looked at him curiously. "How?" "Cheryl's Inn is known for its exclusivity. If we allow just anyone to enter, people might begin thinking that this luxurious establishment is meant for ordinary people without any background." He spread his hands as though the explanation should settle the matter. "We have standards to maintain. Our guests