Again, Adam was close to the Morton Observatory, but too far away. He had no way of getting to the truth, at least not now.
Whether he liked it or not, it was up to Aiden when they would meet and when he would get the answers to his questions.
Well, Adam had another option—force Aiden to confront him. Considering that Aiden had a guardian, as Adam suspected, he would have to be strong enough to do that.
"I don't know what kind of Second Rank Phantom has this aura, but even if I go there now, no one will let me get to Aiden Henk. Tsk. Fine, I'll do it when I'm stronger!" Adam exclaimed inwardly and, clenching his fists, headed for the elevator.
Step. Step. Step.
With each step he took, a tremor ran through the ground, and his aura grew, frightening the soldiers around him. They didn't know why Adam was angry, but they didn't dare to get too close, scattering to the sides.
Keeping a grim expression, Adam crossed several sectors and found himself at Silvana's house.
