Chapter 591

"Mr. Radburn." Everyone in the wooden cabin filed out into the garden. This cabin, nestled deep in the mountains, was home to his daughter Lana, as well as those he had stationed to watch over her. Remus had disguised the surveillance as security, claiming it was too dangerous for a woman to live alone in such a remote area. While Lana was skilled in martial arts under his tutelage, her home was isolated—at least a ten-minute journey to the nearest village. Even if she was skilled in martial arts under his teaching, she lived in a sparsely populated area, which was at least ten minutes away from the nearest village. It was dangerous for a woman to live alone in such a deserted place, guardian over the few cemeteries littered behind the wooden cabin. She could not reach anyone in time if anything bad happened to her. Even her exorcism skills might prove useless if she encountered a mystic master. For these reasons, Remus had arranged for guards to keep her company. Some of them w