Rising from the Ashes (Andrew) novel Chapter 2814

Roman watched Andrew and Valerie's retreating figures and suddenly said, "Perhaps there's one option you could try. But honestly, I don't know if it will work. Moreover, it comes with great risk. If you're not careful, it could be fatal. Mr. Lloyd, I wonder if you'd dare take such a risk?"

He added, "If it's too dangerous, then forget I mentioned it."

To Roman's surprise, Andrew remained determined to leave. He looked completely unwilling to stay at Mount Lourneau any longer.

A flash of darkness appeared in Roman's eyes. If he let Andrew and Valerie leave Mount Lourneau smoothly, his plan to kill Andrew would fall through. Once they left Mount Lourneau, no one knew what variables might appear, and it would become nearly impossible for him to act on Guillermo's orders.

Seeing that Andrew and Valerie were really about to leave, Roman quickly called out again, "Mr. Lloyd, Ms. Reyes, please wait! Actually, Mount Lourneau does have a method worth trying, although it requires time, and the results are not guaranteed. Still, I believe the two of you should consider it."

Valerie let out a cold snort. "You just said the risk was high. What, are you hoping Andrew gets hurt?"

Roman flinched and rushed to say, "Ms. Reyes, how could you say that? Mount Lourneau is a reputable sect, and I have always been upright and principled, so I would never wish harm on anyone. What I said about the danger was the truth."

He continued, "You both know Mr. Lloyd's injuries are not ordinary at all, and if you leave Mount Lourneau, I truly cannot think of anyone else capable of helping. In my opinion, he should take the risk and try. Someone like him becoming ordinary would be a terrible waste."

Besides that, Andrew could not think of any other reason or any amount of courage that would make Roman dare to plot against him.

Right now, Andrew had lost almost all his martial strength, although he still had the Elixir of Immortality as a hidden ace that could save him in desperate moments. Yet he preferred not to use it unless absolutely necessary, since it was better kept as a trump card.

With quiet intent, he gave Roman a meaningful glance.