CHAPTER FIFTY-TWO Kelvin agreed with the words he heard from Jerry because he had gotten what he wanted and felt he didn't have anything else to do inside the library. “I agree with you, Jerry. Let’s get out of this place.” Kelvin started heading toward the tunnel while Jerry followed him at once, looking around anxiously. “Hurry, Kelvin. I can still hear those voices. I think we are not alone inside here.” Jerry walked very close to Kelvin, who was already a few meters away from the tunnel, when they heard the sound of footsteps running through one of the aisles in the library. “Did you hear that?” Jerry turned at once, looking around the library, but everything was just the way it was. “I heard it too, Jerry. Do you think anyone is here with us?”“I don’t know, Kelvin. But I told you that I could hear voices.” Jerry said with a shaky voice, looking at Kelvin, who scoured all the corners of the library that were visible to them, searching for whatever made the sound. “We have t

CHAPTER FIFTY-FOUR While the dog was still in the air, Kelvin held it on the neck with both hands, tightening his grip while the dog barked loudly, struggling to free himself from Kelvin’s tight grasp, all to no avail. “Whoa!” Jerry gasped at the sight in front of him, staring at the sight of Kelvin holding onto the dog with so much ease. His mouth was agape, and he almost let go of the things he was holding onto with both hands. “Stay calm! Stay calm! Stop struggling, or I will make you!” Kelvin warned the dog, but it refused to listen, still barking and growling while it continued struggling in an attempt to free itself from Kelvin’s tight grip. Its partner stood still, barking at Kelvin, probably telling him to let go of it, but it couldn’t do anything as it was afraid of meeting the same fate. “You just don’t want to listen!” Kelvin grunted in a little frustration, and reacting to the anger that engulfed him, he lowered the dog at once and pressed it really hard on the ground

CHAPTER FIFTY-SIX Kelvin stared at the book in his hands for a few seconds, and when he eventually resolved to follow his instincts, he closed his eyes and let out a heavy sigh before following the direction of the sensation that engulfed him a few seconds later. “Go on, Kelvin. Let the book show you how to unlock it; look out for the location of the key.” Vella said calmly, smiling while she continued staring at Kelvin, who had a neutral expression on his face until after a few seconds, when a smile appeared on his face. Vella chuckled instantly the moment she saw the look on his face, nodding with so much satisfaction. “I think I've got it, Vella!” Kelvin said excitedly as soon as he opened his eyes, just before he looked at the book closely, pushing it upward to his face. “I am sure you do, Kelvin. Well done.” Vella chuckled again, looking at Kelvin, who sighed heavily just before taking another glance at the book, which he dropped back on the bed. “What now?” He said to Vell

CHAPTER FIFTY-EIGHT Andy realized that he didn’t have any other choice but to do as Kelvin instructed. He turned on the ignition of the car and drove out of the premises at an increasing speed. As he drove to the familiar neighborhood, Andy looked around, nervous about the nature of his neighborhood. “We are here, Lord Kelvin,” Andy announced as soon as he got to the exact location Kelvin spoke about, while he turned around to look at him without turning off the ignition of the car. “Already?” Kelvin said calmly, looking through the windows of the car until he was able to see the tavern located by the right corner of the street. Andy was surprised that Kelvin didn’t know where he was going; he looked at him for a few seconds before he nodded in response. “Alright. You wait right here; I will be back as soon as I can.” Kelvin grabbed the handle of the door at once, opened the door, and walked out before he slammed the door instantly. “Do you want me to come with you, Lord Kelvin

CHAPTER SIXTYSurprisingly, and as opposed to what Maya thought, Kelvin was very calm even when Mr. Gary moved the dagger close to his face. Kelvin didn’t bother to flinch even though he was wary of the man with a golden tooth. “Who are you?” Mr. Gary was forced to ask when he sensed the aura that was emitting from Kelvin who stood his ground, resisting every form of intimidation from him.“My name is Kelvin, Kelvin Regal,” Kelvin said with a low tone while his hands remained in the air. “Kelvin?” Mr. Gary said with a whisper, looking at Kelvin while he tried to see if his face was going to be familiar just like his name. “Yes, Mr. Gary. My name is Kelvin, and I believe that you have something that I desperately need.” Kelvin said with a nod, and then he waited for a few seconds just to be sure the middle-aged man was not going to attack before he lowered his hands and sighed heavily. “I knew it! I knew that the prophecies were true! I knew that you were going to come someday! You