The Fortune-Telling Heiress novel Chapter 394

After resting at the hotel for two days, the military notified Madison and her group that it was time to meet for discussions. Madison, Erwin, and the others made their way to the military base. The military was currently holding Avery in custody.

Logan led Madison and the others to see Avery. "We have him under control, but we haven't yet extracted any information about how to break the divine talismans. But we did uncover details about Avery's background. Here's the investigative report."

Logan handed over a large stack of documents to them. Madison took the documents and glanced through them. Erwin and the others quickly looked over the materials as well, and their expressions changed.

The military's efficiency was astonishing!

In just two days, they had uncovered all of Avery's secrets—including his past actions, the faction he belonged to, and why he had turned to evil cultivation.

The cultivators exchanged glances, and the understanding in their eyes was unmistakable.

Logan noticed their expressions but said nothing more. Instead, he turned to Madison and said, "Everyone, our superiors would like to meet with you."

The fact that even Logan was so serious showed that they were about to meet someone with a lot of authority.

Madison and the others nodded and followed Logan into a conference room.

Inside, a man in his 50s, wearing a military uniform, sat with a resolute expression. When he wasn't smiling, his presence was imposing. Yet when he did smile, he exuded warmth and friendliness.

Logan introduced Madison and the others one by one, and when he introduced Madison, the leader's eyes sparkled.

"SeeingYourWorld, right? I've watched your livestreams; they're quite interesting and meaningful."

Madison smiled as she shook hands with the leader.

Once everyone was seated, the leader began, "Since you're all cultivators, I won't bother with pleasantries and will get straight to the point."

Erwin, representing the mystic arts world, was fully authorized to communicate with the government.