Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 1857

Shannon thought about it. She was starting to understand why Benjamin had specifically mentioned Martin's identity in the Mystic Arts Association.

"Since the Mystic Arts Association's establishment, few have ever been admitted. But those who enter, no matter their personal motives, have never wavered on matters of principle."

Not all the officials were Matrins, but they were all birds of the same feather.

Shannon stopped worrying. She handed the two captured vampires to the Special Security Agency and recovered several blood servants under Beau's control, but there were no further traces of the malice cursed creatures.

Just as Erick had said, Vlad might have already fled abroad. Capturing him would be twice as difficult for Crisean mystic masters if he were under the protection of the vampire clan.

Soon, the Mystic Arts Association returned with results.

Beau would remain in Crisea and fully under the Special Security Agency's jurisdiction. As for Erick, he had a special status, and he would not be detained since he hadn't directly harmed any Criseans after entering the country.

Meanwhile, the Devil Hunter Association provided some clues about Vlad and agreed to cooperate with Crisean mystic masters in overseas operations. The Dragon Vein trade was never mentioned throughout the entire process.

But for them to hand over Beau and agree to capture Vlad, Shannon doubted they'd do it for nothing.

Sure enough, the foreign Devil Hunter Association made another request.

"They want Crisea to share the spell we used for the Rift barrier in Krovian waters. They want to learn it themselves, but if they can't, they want Crisean mystic masters to build the same Rift barrier for other nations bordering Krovia's sea."

There was evident excitement on Mike's face as he relayed the news. Then, he continued, "The Special Security Agency said since we took the lead in developing this Rift barrier technique, it's our decision whether to share it or not."

Before anyone could speak, he rubbed his hands and continued, "For me, I think we should teach them, but they'd better pay up."

Considering they were selling to foreigners, he had to set a high price!