Night of Destiny (Anastasia and Elliot) novel Chapter 2360

"Have you found those cultural relics? Why are your team members playing around all relaxed and carefree if you haven't?"

"I'll say it again: take your men and get out of here, or else. Frankly, you should be worried about your life."

Jett unconsciously frowned as his patience ran thin. "I see you prefer to do this the hard way. Boy, give him a good beating; I'm sure he'll confess after that."

As Jett's henchmen raised their fists to strike Jasper's face, the man who had been bound to the chair reached out, blocked the blows, and quickly grabbed the chair. Jett's henchmen were knocked down one after another with a fierce swing. Jasper exuded a dangerous aura, and it was one filled with killing intent.

Jett's eyes widened in disbelief as he desperately tried to flee. Unfortunately, Jasper kicked him from behind, sending him crashing into the wall before Jasper pressed him firmly against the wall.

"Spare me! Please, spare me!" Jett begged in fear as he never imagined that the man constantly by Willow would be so skilled.

"I promise you. I will chase you to the ends of the earth if you dare lay a finger on Willow." Jasper's warning that pierced Jett's ears sounded like they were the words spoken by the God of Death himself.

Regardless, Jasper still knocked Jett unconscious with a single punch. He had initially wanted to see why Jett had kidnapped him, but now it seemed like Jett was just trying to threaten him.

When Jett finally woke up from his impromptu nap, he kicked the door in frustration when he found that Jasper was already long gone.

In the evening, a massive ship appeared on the horizon in the sun set. Willow picked up her binoculars and exclaimed joyfully, "Our people have arrived."

As she turned her head, she noticed that the man next to her had returned. So, she asked curiously, "Why did you take so long? Nothing happened, right?"

"Right." Jasper shook his head.

She didn't dwell on it as she happily gazed into the distance with her binoculars. Her spirits soared at the thought that her mission would soon be completed.

He couldn't help but feel happy as his gaze landed on her joyous face.

On the other hand, not only did Jett not get anything out of the interrogation, but he soon received a message from his subordinates that another large ship had arrived at Willow's location. This made him extremely anxious. It seemed like Willow had found the cultural relics.

Then again, where exactly are the relics?

On the mountains?

Or did they hide the relics?

After an hour of sailing, the massive ship finally arrived at its destination, precisely where the cultural relics were located. This made the salvage work far more convenient.

As Willow boarded the ship, she was greeted by a neat row of bodyguards, who respectfully called out, "Miss!"

"Thank you all for your hard work," Willow replied with a smile, exuding the air of a wealthy young lady.

Winston also gathered his subordinates on board and briefed them on their discovery. All the crew members were delighted. Then, Winston also explained the reasons behind their secrecy. After the incident with Morgan, they knew that the less they knew, the safer they would be.

Next, they discussed the salvage plan. The sharks that Jasper had previously attracted to the area had already left. This was because the location was not a place where sharks typically lingered for long periods of time. They were not likely to return now that there was no food to lure them here.

Since the cultural relics had been underwater for quite some time, any disturbance required extreme caution. Thus, the work had to be carried out by professional divers, and Willow, who had experience in relic collection, decided to join the diving team.

This worried a certain man. So, once the meeting adjourned, he took her back to their room and sternly insisted, "You are not allowed to go underwater."

"Why not? We have a large team and complete equipment. Why can't I go?" Willow wanted to see the relics for herself. Plus, she wasn't as delicate as he seemed to think. She even had a diving certificate to prove it.

Hence, she was perfectly capable of pulling this off!

"There's no reason. You simply can't," Jasper growled. He was being overbearing, hoping she would stay on the ship. There were too many unpredictable factors underwater. He couldn't help but worry about any potential risks.