The Necromancer is amassing troops like crazy in the apocalypse-Chapter 415 - 348, Conch Tavern

Chapter 415: Chapter 348, Conch Tavern

“Following me outside?”

When Wu Heng left the association, he left ‘Glenda’ there.

To observe everyone’s movements.

Who would send out the news when he was framed and dismissed from his position.

Glenda drifted in another direction, continuing, “The first to leave was ‘Xi Ligui’. She took two squads with her; there should be no problem. The second to leave was the Inspector Special Envoy; he went with his followers to ‘Black Crow’s Nest’ tavern on Lighthouse Street.”

“What for?” Wu Heng asked.

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He harbored considerable doubts about this Inspector Special Envoy.

Just as Xi Ligui had said before, ever since the association started its checks, it felt like many things were targeting him.

Wu Heng had felt the same.

And there was one more point of suspicion.

At the Steward’s Office, to verify whether it was ‘Wu Heng’ who killed the couple, they could have simply used the “Sincere Clay Doll” to ask him.

He had even thought about the excuse on the way there.

But the other party didn’t choose to use it that way and instead had ‘Imilo’ follow the association’s procedures to inquire and record.

Then, using the authority of an Inspector Special Envoy, proposed a suspension to rest.

“I’m not clear on what he did, I didn’t follow inside. There was a sense of repulsion there,” Glenda said, adding, “Sorry.”

“No problem!” Wu Heng responded.

The other party must be of a high rank to sit in the position of Inspector Special Envoy.

Forcefully tracking and investigating could instead alert the other party.

“Do you need me to go out and continue watching the others?” Glenda asked.

“No need.”

“Hmm.” Glenda reached out towards the bookshelf, and a book flew over, half-floating in the air, flipping its pages.

…

Black Crow’s Nest Tavern.

“Haha, Mr. Kalemah truly keeps his word. In just one day, he lost his association status,” the captain of the cargo ship said heartily.

Kalemah moved the cup in front of him aside and said, “It’s just a suspension. He can’t continue his duties but is still considered part of the association.”

“We’re well aware of that. There’s a big difference between being on duty and off duty,” the other party continued.

“Arrange the fleet to leave the island as soon as possible, I don’t have time to deal with these matters,” Kalemah asked again.

“Three days, and I’ll take you away.”

Kalemah nodded in satisfaction.

All he needed was to leave the island.

The rest was no longer any of his concern.

Moreover, he had made a good deal of money from this trip.

Kalemah continued, “When I came here, there should have been a Ghost following me. Wu Heng might have become suspicious of me.”

The captain was startled, frowning, “Did he discover you?”

“It’s probably just suspicion. The records show he’s been promoted for less than a year. No matter how talented, he’s only at the level of a small team leader, not dangerous to me,” Kalemah stated plainly.

The captain also nodded, “I will make arrangements on my side too, to prevent him from troubling you!”

“That would be best!”

Kalemah stood up again and left the room, heading straight out.

…

In the study.

Glenda hovered in the air, the pages of the book in front of her flipping one by one, glancing sideways.

“Are you very worried about this matter?” she asked.

Wu Heng slumped in the chair, “I’m just thinking about the other side’s purpose for framing me.”

“What’s there to think about? The objective is quite clear,” Glenda spoke. “To bring you down from the Vice-executive position!”

“Yeah, I’m thinking, after they bring me down, what will they do next!”

“That’s hard to say. But one thing is for sure, they are wary of the association identity. Think about it, who would most want to do this.”

“Ah, pirates wouldn’t do this. They don’t care whether you’re from the association or not when they act. The biggest possibility is those wealthy but rule-abiding members of the Secret Cultivation Hall, but they should be busy dealing with ‘Lilith’ and not be able to trouble me so soon!”

Because of the incident last time, detaining a young girl for a blood feast, many blamed the Blood Clan.

Wu Heng deliberately wrote an exaggerated letter to Lilith, emphasizing the other party’s crimes and the reactions of the local residents.

Moreover, the news that came back was that the Blood Clan had begun to investigate and clear up members of the Secret Cultivation Hall everywhere, and it seemed to have caused quite a stir.

Recently, the Secret Cultivation Hall hadn’t been troubling him.

“To deal with you, they just need to send a few people over. Why all this trouble?” Glenda said.

Wu Heng’s expression tightened, “You’re right. But I’m not bad either. It won’t take long for me to surpass those leaders of theirs.”

This, Glenda didn’t deny.

The rate of Wu Heng’s growth was indeed astonishingly quick.

Sometimes, she also felt that choosing to follow Wu Heng was the most correct decision she had made.

Glenda continued, “Actually, to be reinstated is not difficult either. It just depends on whether you’re willing to do it.”

“How so?”

“You go to the association first, then arrange for three people with a similar appearance, then kill someone, proving it wasn’t you. That naturally clears your name. Then, when you investigate the murderer, you’ll naturally sit back in your position as Vice-executive,” Glenda glanced at him. “If you become Vice-executive again, any of their future plans will be overturned.”

Wu Heng frowned slightly, a look of surprise in his eyes as he glanced at her.

If someone used physical characteristics to frame him, he could also prove his innocence in this way.

And with many Skeletons at his disposal, it wouldn’t be hard to find Skeletons with the same height and build.