These operations were utterly thankless tasks.
The Obsidian Court's internal resources were often stretched thin, yet the XVIII Haven could never be allowed to fail.
Juno wasn't a savior, and her abilities had limits, but she fought with everything she had to make a difference.
"Everyone in the Obsidian Court is given the freedom to choose what they want to do with their lives. Whenever new people arrive, the Court pours massive educational resources into whatever they're interested in.
As a result, you get exactly what you've seen. World-class authors like Kaleidoscope, Sonnet, and Cloud. Renowned pianists like Kenji Chevalier and Anton Archer. The list goes on.
LORD experienced what it feels like to be completely powerless, so she wants to make sure others have fewer regrets in life."
The Obsidian Court's acquisitions over the past few years seemed chaotic on the surface, but they had stealthily infiltrated nearly every industry.
Lucia finished with a sharp metaphor. "For a tree to touch the sky, its roots have to dig deep underground. Only when those roots are complex and tangled enough can the tree stand invincible."
A thriving legitimate empire was impossible without the dirty, underground forces holding it up.
Ryker thrived in that dark environment. So did Lucia.
The reason the Obsidian Court had remained untouchable for so many years was due to one simple fact: absolute power.
Absolute, in the truest sense of the word. Without conditions, without limitations.
"I have some business to attend to. I'll have a driver take you back, Mr. Corrington."
With that, she turned and left.
That brief conversation completely shattered Sebastian's worldview.
Three days later, all roads leading into the Obsidian Court were locked down, and everyone who needed to return was back.
Juno continued receiving her weekly treatment from Division XIII, though so far, it had shown zero effect.
Kian was incredibly anxious.
Juno, however, was indifferent. Her fate was in God's hands now.
Soon, it was New Year's Eve.
The entire Obsidian Court was draped in festive lights, looking absolutely breathtaking against the night sky.
The Court boasted tens of thousands of core members, all of whom gathered at The Serenity Hall. The name was drawn from a classic poem, symbolizing a space that offered people true peace and tranquility. The massive estate covered over seven hundred acres and stood twenty-two stories high.
The Corrington and Jagger families arrived early. Juno had offered the grand matriarchs the seats of honor, but they politely declined. "This is your territory. We wouldn't dream of overstepping."


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