Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 514

Chapter 514 Meeting

A man stood facing a transparent wall in a plain-looking office. He had his hands clasped behind his back and, although to many the man appeared to have no expression on his face, to the more observant and to those who knew him well, it was clear that he was slightly worried.

The man's shadow suddenly shifted and stretched, and in the next second, a man clothed in completely black attire appeared, instantly sinking to one knee.

"Master Magnus, if I may be so presumptuous," the man, Vector, spoke. If Atticus had been there, he would instantly recognize Vector. He was Magnus's Ravenblade that Atticus had seen the first time he met Magnus when he was seven.

Magnus maintained his silence for a few seconds, allowing the room to descend into silence. Vector didn't dare say anything else, and after a few moments, Magnus commanded, "Speak."

His voice was low, but its weight was undeniable. Even if Vector had nothing to say, he would immediately think of something for fear of disobeying.

"Lord Magnus, from your order, I've watched the young master since the day he was born, and although he turned out to be one of the most frightening 16-year-olds I've ever seen, his love for his family is undeniable. I truly believe you have nothing to be worried about."

Many would have been shocked beyond words, with others completely denying it. Magnus Ravenstein, one of the powerhouses of the human domain, a paragon, worried? Their shock was completely justifiable.

Magnus truly was slightly worried, but not for the reasons Vector was thinking. He was well aware of Atticus's personality.

In every one of his ideals, his family would always be an exception. If Magnus hadn't been sure of that small simple fact, he wouldn't have done everything he had done, at least not in that way.

What Magnus was worried about was something else. He was about to ask Atticus to do something difficult that many wouldn't even consider, but immediately accept because of the incredible benefits.

But it was because Magnus knew Atticus well that he was worried.

That boy could refuse!

Magnus let out a small sigh. 'Although it's slightly embarrassing to do it for my grandson, I might have to do that.'

"Let's hope so. He's almost here. Leave us," he ordered.

Vector bowed deeper before suddenly vanishing into the darkness, leaving Magnus alone in the office.

…

Atticus hadn't wasted any time and immediately followed Isabella. They both took the elevator, with Isabella selecting the highest floor of the building.

The ride was completely silent, with neither of them saying anything.

Even though Atticus hardly knew Isabella personally, he could see that she was in a good mood, a small smile on her face.

This small fact further intensified the feeling that Atticus initially had.

"Is there anything I should be worried about?"