CATASTROPHE CARD KING

Chapter 915: 284 Chapter_2

However, the only trouble was that Master Merlin said Barre Shepherd had gone to Summer Shepherd City to find Super Tier materials, in preparation for advancing to the seventh tier.

Leonard Churchill was also not certain when he would return.

Catherine Carter smiled enchantingly, “Mm. It is already very good.”

Then she remembered something and added, “Oh, and I would like you to contact the Revolutionary Army as well.”

When she spoke, she looked at Leonard Churchill with a slight teasing expression, “After all, everyone knows that you have a good relationship with that ‘Lady Valkyrie,’ Sophia Jones…”

Not just a good relationship.

Previously in the Divine Ruins Treasure House, many had witnessed Sophia Jones nearly risking her life to help Leonard Churchill block those two battles with the Four Knights Under the King of Orlan.

To outsiders, for the leader of the Revolutionary Army to offer such protection, their relationship must be extraordinary.

Some even speculated that Leonard Churchill was also a high-ranking member of the Revolutionary Army.

Leonard Churchill also saw the teasing implication.

He didn’t bother to explain, nor did he have the intention to.

He simply said, “I can also contact her for you. But I cannot guarantee that she will definitely respond.”

“Of course.”

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Catherine Carter raised an eyebrow, already quite satisfied.

It seemed she was certain that as long as contact could be made, the other party would definitely help.

She even remembered the time at Flood Gang when they gambled; not only did she end up fully exposed, but the Lady Valkyrie, Sophia, was also stripped bare without any reservation.

With such an unrestrained relationship, asking for help would always be more likely.

Catherine Carter reined in her galloping thoughts and continued, “Given the recent upheaval, I think it’s highly likely that the Revolutionary Army won’t continue to linger in the East Continent. If they choose to come to the Old Continent, I think our Lionheart Family and the Revolutionary Army could be very good allies. They have plenty of experience in guerrilla warfare, and we Lionhearts possess the finest equipment and resources…”

Leonard Churchill nodded, “Mm.”

Now that the Federation’s situation had greatly changed, certain conflicts had suddenly shifted.

He too thought that the Revolutionary Army and the Lionheart Family would make very good allies.

No sooner had Catherine Carter finished speaking than another idea popped into her head, and she asked, “Also… aren’t you quite familiar with the Thirteen Knights?”

Speaking directly, she added, “I mean, if possible, could you also help me communicate with them?”

Seeing no need to hide anything from her, Leonard Churchill said, “Mm. I have some connections. I’ll try to help you.”

“Great! Thank you~”

Catherine Carter, upon hearing this, clearly showed a flash of joy in her eyes.

From what she knew of his character, if he said he had “some connections,” it most likely meant he was very familiar with them.

For some reason, Catherine Carter felt that meeting Leonard Churchill had suddenly lifted a great weight off her heart.

She blinked and muttered, “I just realized, you seem to know a lot of powerful big shots…”

Leonard Churchill withheld comment and simply smiled.

The two didn’t need to stand on ceremony when talking, so he teased in turn, “Miss Carter, aren’t you one of the ‘big shots’ I know?”

He couldn’t quite point out why.

Maybe it was related to his own fondness for adventure?

As long as one often got involved in those high-risk affairs, they would also inevitably come into contact with the powerful individuals who were involved in those big events.

If one didn’t die, one would gradually get to know them.

“That is my honor~”

Upon hearing this, Catherine Carter grinned, revealing her teeth.

Everything that could be done had been done.

The pile of urgent documents on the table suddenly didn’t seem so urgent anymore.

Then, struck by a thought, she suddenly suggested, “How about we have some drinks?”

Just ten minutes earlier, her most problematic concern was how to ambush that seventh-tier enemy.

She had always felt there was little chance of winning and tried every possible method to win this tough battle.

Now that she ran into this guy, although the issue wasn’t resolved, at least her hopes had risen considerably.

Leonard Churchill replied, “Sure.”

Catherine Carter, having heard that, had already taken a bottle from the liquor cabinet and poured two crystal glasses.

“Cheers~”

Their glasses clinked, the crisp sound echoing in the room.

The aroma of wine filled the nostrils, and Leonard Churchill took a sip.

“Oh, right.”

Catherine Carter remembered something. She took out a brass mechanical object from her Storage Ring and said, “This is a ‘Military Mini Communicator.’ It’s an ancient mechanical artifact made from blueprints found in the Relics. It’s not yet in mass production. You take it for now, it’ll make communicating easier in the future.”

Leonard Churchill took the mechanical device that resembled a walkie-talkie, “Mm.”

Archaeology indeed is the leading productive force, these black technologies still had to rely on the creations of the old predecessors from thousands of years ago.

With this device, communication would indeed be much more convenient.

Catherine Carter downed the amber liquid in the crystal glass, a fleeting, illusive intoxication passing through the depths of her eyes.

She then said indifferently, “Regardless of the situation. In this first direct conflict, the Lionheart Family will do everything in its power to cope. I will definitely hold my ground at the Gold-digging Dock until the end, and might not come out alive.”

Having said that, she glanced at Leonard Churchill, then restrained her gaze and continued to pour him another glass, “So, this might be the last time we see each other.”

With those words, the atmosphere in the room took on a touch of life-and-death farewell sadness.

The Extraordinary World was never short of such brutality; it seemed everyone had already grown accustomed to it.

Leonard Churchill looked at Catherine Carter.

He suddenly understood why he had suddenly felt like having a drink.

The two silently clinked glasses again.

After a moment of contemplation, Leonard Churchill suddenly said, “Miss Carter, if you can survive, live well. Next time, I’ll treat you to a drink.”

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