My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calicraft) novel Chapter 1908

The Unyielding Truth was an organization founded by Drakonia ten years ago specifically to address the awakening of the gods of the West. It was a subordinate group supported by the four Wardens.

To ensure the personal safety and confidentiality of the members, the Wardens imposed information restrictions, with everyone in the organization using the names of the 36 Heavenly Stars as code names.

Philix had been the one to suggest using the names, a suggestion that came from his eccentric humor.

Currently, the organization had 29 formal members. Apart from Kilmort, who had not yet been assessed, the others were mostly at the quasi-demigod level.

Among them, the three founders—Battlestar, Galacstar, and Hexstar—were particularly formidable, especially Hexstar. He was able to predict the awakening of the gods of the West and devise strategies for operations.

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Many had gathered at the Unyielding Truth's headquarters, each bearing scars.

"Has the headquarters been attacked?"

"With the three big shots here, the headquarters is definitely safe."

As they spoke, Oswald entered the building, his expression dark as he carried Balmort's remains on his back. Behind him was a man with a deeply sorrowful expression. Despite his somewhat unsettling demeanor, those around him could sense his distinctive aura.

His tall and slender figure sported traditional robes. He also wore a retro hat atop his long hair and exuded the air of a poet from ancient times. On his face was a blend of melancholy, resolve, and dominance. His appearance sent chills down the spine of onlookers.

"Place him over there, Xealoth," a commanding voice resonated through the crowd.

"Yes," Oswald replied in a daze before carefully lowering the body to the ground. He looked at Landrich, who had once been a spirited individual but had now transformed into such a solemn presence. Oswald felt a little lost.

The man behind crouched down and patted his shoulder. "It's alright, Oswald. You can stand," he said while trying to suppress the sobs in his voice.

Oswald slowly regained his composure and stood up hesitantly.