Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 1942

Wilbur nodded and said, "Yes. That's indeed the case."

At that moment, Faron sat there, constantly trembling while Elsa glanced at him. Faron said, "Why are you looking at me? My mind is still in a mess. Don't ask me."

Wilbur asked, "Can we leave now?"

Elsa replied, "Because this matter is quite serious, based on what we know now, I'm afraid you'll still need to wait a bit longer."

"Alright, then. We'll wait a bit longer."

After daybreak, the personnel from the Criminal Investigation Brigade returned. Through their investigation, they found a handgun on the burnt McLaren car, and ballistic analysis confirmed that the two bullets came from this handgun. Even though the Criminal Investigation Brigade was not clear on why the driver fired a second shot to burst his own car's tire after shooting at the vehicle behind, it was now established as a fact.

The man brought it upon himself, reaping what he sowed. He sent his own car down a cliff after failing to disrupt the balance of the car behind him.

Elsa realized she had wrongly accused Wilbur and Faron, so she hurriedly came over to apologize, and said with a smile, "I'm really sorry for frightening you. Now, we have sufficient evidence to prove that you are not involved in this matter."

"Can we leave now?"

"Of course."

Wilbur handed Elsa her coat and said, "Thank you. I hope the investigation process can be faster in the future so that Faron and I don't have to spend a night here again."

Dragon aura within the body only nourished the body up to a certain amount. Beyond that, the ferocious dragon aura would tear the body apart. Therefore, storing the power in the cauldrons greatly reduced the pressure on Wilbur.

After injecting dragon aura into both bronze cauldrons, Wilbur picked up one of them and carefully examined it, realizing that the dragon pattern on this bronze cauldron seemed to have a special meaning.

There was an ancient story of the Nine Cauldrons of Heaven, and Wilbur suddenly had a thought. Since there were Nine Cauldrons of Heaven in ancient times, and nine was considered the largest number, these two bronze cauldrons with one and three dragon patterns…

Was it possible that this set actually consisted of nine bronze cauldrons, and the number of dragon patterns on them determined their rank?

This thought was immediately affirmed by Wilbur. After all, everything in ancient times had rules, especially when it came to royal items, which had numerous regulations and could not be manufactured or used arbitrarily.