Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 2577

"Can you just help me put in a good word to Senior Fremont? Of course, it'd be best if he was willing to see me, but if he turns me down… I guess that would have to do."

Wilbur ended the call, letting out a long breath before walking to the balcony and looking down at the busy streets filled with people. Everyone was working hard for their own lives, and the people's faces bore different expressions. Some were happy, some distressed, some excited, some sad.

Wilbur, who had been chasing after the secret of the dragon clan this entire time, felt a sudden wave of peace taking over his heart. He asked himself, "Oh, Wilbur. You wanted to know the secret of the dragon clan so you could take down the Dark Lord, but he's now been sealed off. The secret's not so important now, is it?"

He had wanted to persuade himself, but the truth was that despite the Dark Lord being sealed off, Wilbur had not yet fulfilled the God of Light's request. Earth was still a dimension located in the middle of the Light and Dark dimensions, and one wrong move would lead to it getting yanked into the Dark dimensions.

Besides, the Dark Lord had not truly died but merely sealed off momentarily. If the seal were to be broken in the future, the Dark Lord would be released and bring great danger to Earth a second time.

Wilbur found it hard to remain calm after so much had happened. The power of light had filled his heart with good, kind thoughts, and he now subconsciously wanted to protect Earth, trying to make it a Light World as well.

Half an hour later, Perry called him back.

"Hey, Wilbur? I've asked my Master, and he told me to ask you if you could restore the eight broken dragon cauldrons. If you can do that, you can see him."

The words came to Wilbur like a lifeline, and he could hardly contain his glee. "Yes, I can put the Dragon Cauldrons back together. The cracks will still be there, though. Will that affect things?"

"Right. Got it."

After hanging up, Wilbur immediately called Layla to have her look up Snow Mountain Lydia. Something told him that this was no regular mountain.

Wilbur had been to many places and had seen many a snowy mountain, but none of them had ever included the word 'snow' in their names. Yes, there was definitely something different about Snow Mountain Lydia.

Sure enough, Layla sent over an article documenting that this was a mountain range spanning a hundred square kilometers. It was also near the North Pole, which was why it was covered in snow all year long.