Chapter 81

Aiden doubted that someone like Moses possibly begged someone else to take over his empire. Yet, Kyle remained utterly composed, his demeanor unshaken. Aiden hesitated. For someone so young to have such calm assurance—and given Moses' often enigmatic thoughts—perhaps this man truly possessed extraordinary qualities that Aiden had yet to discover. "Mr. Archer, I won't trouble you further. I just have one last question; can you tell me where Moses has gone?" Aiden, deeply loyal to Moses, couldn't help but worry about his safety. Kyle shook his head. "I'm sorry, but I can't tell you that. What I can say is that Moses is safe. As for whether he'll return... Well, you know his temperament. Unless he chooses to come back, no one can make him." Hearing this, Aiden felt at a loss for words. To him, Moses was an emperor, a god—a figure who looked down on all others with absolute authority. Yet, in Kyle's words, Moses sounded like an ordinary, stubborn old man with a bad temper. Aiden op