Chapter 409 - 195: Killing Until the Sky Turns Dark (10,000 Words) - Part 2

Justin was completely unaware, as she leaned forward, her round, snow-white chest fully displayed in Ackman’s eyes.

Ackman raised an eyebrow, couldn’t help but take a few more glances, as a nameless evil fire ignited within him.

After Justin turned away, that snow-white sight disappeared.

Only then did Ackman smack his lips and walk towards the nearby staircase.

Arriving at the familiar double wooden doors on the third floor.

Ackman stopped, and listened carefully.

To Ackman’s surprise, this time he didn’t hear any obscene words.

Ackman gently knocked on the wooden door a few times, "Master."

There was no sound coming from the room.

Ackman looked at the two followers guarding the door and asked, "Has the master gone out?"

Upon hearing this, one of the guards hurriedly explained, "Chief Attendant, the master hasn’t gone out... perhaps he is resting?"

Ackman frowned and knocked on the wooden door a few more times.

"Master, it’s Ackman, I’ve returned."

As soon as he finished speaking, the sound of bare feet stepping on the wooden floor resounded.

Amidst the sound of the door latch being opened, a wooden door was opened.

A young and delicate woman’s face appeared through the crack in the door.

Ackman’s eyes shifted slightly, a glimpse of round snow-white entered his sight.

Just one glance, Ackman immediately lowered his head.

This was his first time seeing this young woman.

He naturally understood that this was the young maid mentioned by the followers!

Ackman wanted to speak but found that a snow-white leg intruded into his vision.

His heart couldn’t help but speed up a few beats.

The young maid softly said, "The master is resting."

Ackman responded, "Then I will return later."

He just intended to leave when Aiden’s voice sounded from behind the door.

"Ackman? Come in."

Hearing Aiden’s voice, the young maid gently opened the door, allowing Ackman to enter the room.

When the door opened, the young maid’s full figure was revealed in Ackman’s eyes.

A lithe, snow-white frame without any excess flesh.

Even with a distinct vest line visible on her belly!

A body that makes one eager with anticipation!

Ackman dared not look further, entering the room without shifting his gaze, and stood still.

He slightly raised his head to glance at Aiden’s bed.

On Aiden’s bed, there was yet another young maid!

At this time, the young maid was halfway on top of Aiden’s body.

Her right hand’s slender fingers were slowly tapping on Aiden’s chest, like an elf, descending downward...

What amazed Ackman was that the maid on the bed looked exactly like the maid who opened the door for him.

Twin maids?

While envy swirled in Ackman’s mind, Aiden’s somewhat weak voice sounded.

"Ackman, you went to Wind Hill?"

Ackman instantly snapped back, hurriedly bowing, "Yes, Master."

"I went to Wind Hill, to the Viscount’s castle, and met your friend, Viscount Chambers."

"And I personally delivered the letter you entrusted to him."

Aiden’s musing voice sounded: "Hmm, well done."

"Did Viscount Chambers have a reply, or did he say anything for you to convey to me?"

Ackman didn’t hesitate, speaking, "Master, Viscount Chambers said he will come to assist you when needed!"

A response tinged with satisfaction came from Aiden’s mouth, "Hmm, very good."

"Go rest, ask Lady Justine if you want to drink or eat anything."

"Just say it’s my gift to you!"

Ackman didn’t respond immediately but changed the topic.

"Master, on my way back near Morgan Town, I encountered Lawrence leading his army!"

Aiden, who was lying on the bed, wanted to sit up.

Perhaps due to being too obese, or perhaps being drained of energy by the twin maids.

He wobbled but couldn’t sit up.

Not until the two maids came to his side was Aiden supported into a sitting position.

Aiden looked directly at Ackman and said, "Lawrence left Morgan Town with his army?"

Ackman’s words were firm, "Yes, Master, they left."

"Heading towards Wind Hill."

Aiden repeated Ackman’s words, "Wind Hill... Wind Hill..."

But.

Aiden pondered for a moment, still couldn’t understand why Lawrence would march towards Wind Hill with his army.

Soon after, he gave up thinking.

Aiden’s tone relaxed, with a trace of relief, "Gone is good, gone is good indeed!"

The arrival of Lawrence’s army had always been a thorn in his side.

Afraid that Lawrence would unexpectedly order the Sword and Shield Corps to invade his territory.

Fortunately, it all was over.

With Lawrence’s army gone, and no trace of the Iron Blood Brotherhood Bandit Corps.

Now, he had no obstacles.

Could finally calmly think about taking over the territory behind the walls!

Seeing that Aiden said no more, Ackman lingered no further and exited the room.

After thoughtfully closing the door for Aiden, Ackman headed towards the room on the second floor.

Upon reaching the familiar room, Ackman glanced around and stealthily entered the room.

When the door was closed for a few minutes, the sound of bodies colliding surged from the room.