The Billionaire Twins Need A New Mommy! novel Chapter 518

Chapter 518: All Hell Will Break Loose

As soon as Atlas said, "Let’s begin," he dragged a chair and sat down. Lola, on the other hand, smiled in satisfaction and faced everyone. Her eyes drifted to Baby, who stood in the corner, and she gave him a nod.

Baby quickly dimmed the lights while the windows automatically closed.

Darkness steadily consumed the room, but before it could fully settle, Lola pressed a button on the table. In an instant, a holographic map of the Ravah Territory projected into the air above the table.

Everyone stared, perfectly accustomed to this technology—except Haji.

"Wow..." Haji breathed out, mouth falling open. "Why the hell did we use that paper map yesterday?"

Using a remote, Lola pressed several buttons, highlighting multiple areas on the map.

"This is the last known location of the Bellemonte soldiers..."

Just like yesterday, she delivered a concise run-through of the mission’s timetable and key information. Her explanation was sharp, direct, and only focused on what mattered.

Thankfully, after her... intense night with Atlas, she had become curious about the map in his office and kept asking about it. Atlas ended up teaching her how it worked and what she could do with it. Then, he let her play with it. Even the children helped her as if it were some sort of a game the entire night.

Normally, updates like this would be handled by the tech department of the Order. But since Lola already knew a thing or two, she managed to tweak the map and add more details for this briefing.

As Lola continued presenting, Haji’s jaw dropped lower and lower until it was almost hitting the floor. Every time she highlighted a spot, the holographic map shifted to show a real structure or location. But his awe peaked when she displayed the underground layout.

The holographic surface layer of Ravah lifted like a physical model, revealing a system of tunnels below. The underground looked cleaner on the map than reality, but the routes were accurate, and that was what mattered.

"Wow," Pika muttered beside Haji, pushing up his glasses. He stared at Lola, eyes wide with admiration.

"She’s good," he whispered to himself.

And it wasn’t just him. Even those who doubted her earlier were now genuinely impressed. They had already resigned themselves to the idea that they’d be carrying her the whole mission, and that she would still receive credit.

But no.

Just listening to her made it clear: she knew what she was doing. She knew what she was talking about, and she knew exactly where to lead them. To top it all off, she explained it in such detail that it was easily understandable.

"Our top priority is to return those people to the Bellemonte alive," Lola said, pausing once she finished explaining the routes and major territorial details. She clicked the remote again, shifting the projection to the marked entry zone.

"This point here is the safest entry — and exit — location," she continued. "But that doesn’t mean it’s unguarded. With the path I’ve shown you, we first need to confirm their last known location and pinpoint where the Bellemonte soldiers are now."

She zoomed into several areas. "If they’ve been moving to avoid capture, these are the most likely zones they were hiding."

I only taught her the basics, he thought, lips faintly lifting. And she still did more than I anticipated.

Originally, the success probability wasn’t even half that number. But now she was telling them it had jumped to eighty?

A whirlwind of thoughts flashed through their minds as they compared her logic to the map. Had she said this at the start, they would’ve laughed at her.

But after watching her demonstration... it didn’t sound ridiculous anymore.

"Remember," she continued, ensuring every eye was still on her, "this is a rescue mission. Our goal is to extract the soldiers safely and take them home. Avoiding detection is crucial... because once we’re caught, reaching any exit becomes ten times harder. All hell will break loose."

Everyone’s faces hardened with seriousness.

They already knew that, but hearing it again grounded the reality of the danger.

"Do not worry, though," she continued. "Haji knows people there. People we cannot fully trust, but who can help us with this mission... for the right price."

Silence followed her voice, giving her words time to settle while everyone mentally prepared themselves for what lay ahead. Lola also paused, allowing them that moment — because now, only one more detail remained.

"We move in two days," Lola concluded. "Start your preparations."