Prince Boateng stared at the closed sign and the lock on the door of the Arshavin Optician Shop that belonged to Robbeli. He couldn't sense Robbeli's aura in the shop at all. Anger appeared on his face, but there was also a hint of suspicion in his anger.
Time passed day by day, but he still couldn't find Connor Ferguson. Prince Boateng was in a bad mood because he knew he could be found at any time. He had been communicating with Robber, the information broker, in an attempt to find Connor Ferguson through Robber's huge information network in Flosinone.
In order to achieve this goal, he didn't hesitate to promise Rob a lot of benefits, and Rob readily agreed to his requests. However, although Rob agreed readily, his actions were delayed again and again. He told Prince Boateng that Connor Ferguson was hiding very deeply, and that it would take time to find his hiding place!
In the beginning, Prince Boateng chose to believe Robbry and believed his words to be true. He was patient and could tolerate Robbry's repeated evasions. However, as time passed, Prince Boateng's patience gradually wore thin as he waited for Connor's news from Robbry. Finally, he began to suspect Robbry.
Although he doubted Robber, Prince Boateng didn't know that Robber was very cunning and greedy. He told Prince Boateng that he couldn't find any information about Connor, but it didn't mean that he couldn't find Connor's hiding place!
In fact, three days after Arshavin's Optician Shop made the deal with Connor Ferguson, Robber had already found out that Connor was in Aryang Town. He chose not to tell Prince Boateng about it because he wanted to maximize his own benefits!
Robber didn't care about what happened between Connor and Prince Boateng, as it had nothing to do with him. He only cared about whether Connor could refine that piece of Paye Magic Gold as promised. Before Connor finished refining the Paye Magic Gold, it would not be in Robber's interest if Connor was killed by Prince Boateng. However, Prince Boateng's promise tempted Robber. Plus, in order to prevent his secret from being discovered by Connor Ferguson, Robber was ready to kill Connor.
Therefore, the cunning Robber hatched a plan to kill two birds with one stone. Simply put, after Connor finished the deal and sent him the refined Paye Magic Gold, Robber would tell Prince Boateng that Connor was hiding in Aryang Town. He would make use of Prince Boateng's murderous intent to kill Connor and make Prince Boateng the knife in his hand to kill Connor. At the same time, he would reap the benefits that Prince Boateng had promised!
Robber's plan was very good. He wanted to take advantage of everything, but the plan couldn't keep up with the changes. He was tricked by Connor in Balesi Forest. Not only did his plan fail completely, but he also lost his life there.
On the other hand, Prince Boateng, who still didn't know about Robberg's plan and was kept in the dark, had run out of patience and started to have doubts. He kept sending letters to pressure Robberg. Three days ago, in order to not anger Prince Boateng, Robberg was forced to agree to meet with Prince Boateng today in an attempt to appease him. This was also the reason why Prince Boateng came back to Arshavin's Spectacle Shop today.
Although Prince Boateng was furious about the closure of Arshavin's Spectacle Shop and wished he could smash the door open and barge in, he still had a trace of rationality left in him. Although he didn't get along with Robbery due to the internal conflicts of the Boateng Family, he was still very clear that Robbery was very reliable. Otherwise, he wouldn't have been able to take on the heavy responsibility of purchasing and selling cultivation resources for the Boateng Family in the Kaman Empire.
Now that Robber had closed the shop at the agreed time and left Arshavin's Spectacle Shop, it meant that Robber had an urgent matter that needed to be resolved immediately. Apart from this, Prince Boateng couldn't think of any other reason why Robber would stand him up!
Realizing this, Prince Boateng's anger eased a little. He hesitated for a moment, perhaps because he felt that he was here to ask for help. He also knew that Arshavin's Spectacle Shop was very important to Robber and that there were a lot of restrictions and mechanisms in the shop. If he forced his way in, he would definitely touch Robber's reverse scale and escalate the conflict between the two of them. This would affect his plan to kill Connor Ferguson.
Therefore, Prince Boateng didn't let his anger get to his head and force his way into Arshavin's Spectacle Shop. Instead, he turned around and walked into the coffee shop not far from Arshavin's Spectacle Shop, seemingly waiting for Robber's return.
In Arshavin's Spectacle Shop, Connor, who had seen all of Prince Boateng's actions through the "dress mirror", didn't feel any joy because Prince Boateng didn't force his way into the shop. His eyes were very conflicted, as if he was hesitating about something.
Connor still hadn't figured out how to deal with Prince Boateng. Plus, his strength wasn't as good as Prince Boateng's, so the best thing for him to do now was to hide as far away as possible. It just so happened that Arshavin's Spectacle Shop had a secret passageway that led out of Zanetti Street in addition to the strange basement. Connor could use this secret passageway to leave Arshavin's Spectacle Shop without anyone noticing and shake off Prince Boateng, who was in the coffee shop a few dozen meters away.
If Connor hadn't discovered that strange basement, Connor definitely wouldn't have hesitated to do so. But now that Connor had discovered it, the situation was different!
Although Connor still didn't know what was going on in the basement, he was certain that the three bronze coffins at the core of the basement were definitely not ordinary. Connor could faintly feel that those three bronze coffins were a huge opportunity for him!
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