An Mingji raised his gaze, anger flickering in his eyes: "Kasi, is there a nemesis for the dark arts of the Siam people? Do you know how to quickly subdue them?"

Upon hearing this question, Kasi’s eyes showed contempt: "Young Master, those people are nothing but small fries. Once the people sent by Darwin’s Sect arrive, no matter how many there are, we can wipe them out!"

She spoke with an air of dominance and straightforwardness, as if she was treating those Siam people like ants to be crushed.

An Mingji raised his eyebrows slightly, as if amused by Kasi’s arrogance.

He curled his lips into a smile: "Kasi, when the reinforcements arrive, have them search immediately. How many Siam people are there in Hua Country? I want them all to remain in Hua Country!

As for Yang Miaomiao, tell those watching her that if there’s anything amiss, prioritize their own safety, and they may retreat if danger is sensed at any time. She, I’ll deal with personally!"

"Yes, Young Master!"

Kasi stood up, nodding respectfully.

As she turned to leave, she suddenly remembered something.

She spoke slowly to An Mingji, who was sitting at the table: "Young Master, our people have investigated many times. The chairman of Shenfeng Technology, Mr. Shi Yuanbin, he doesn’t like Miss Gu, he’s just using her as a shield."

However, this news didn’t improve An Mingji’s mood.

His already suppressed expression grew darker, with traces of anger in his eyes.

If this is the case, then this unwarranted calamity involves not only Yang Miaomiao, but also the Siam people and Shi Yuanbin as culprits.

Why use anyone else as a shield, and he has to use A-Jin.

Ultimately, the reason A-Jin became a target is all because of a lie from the opposing party.

Yang Miaomiao is doomed!

Not a single Siam person will escape!

As for Shi Yuanbin, sooner or later, this account will be settled with him!

An Mingji took a long breath, nodding to Kasi: "I understand."

Kasi bowed respectfully to him and turned to leave the study.

Her steps were very light, even when she left the study, she closed the door very slowly.

After Kasi left, An Mingji called his great aunt in Italy.

"Good morning, Aunt." An Mingji’s voice was gentle, without the previous sullenness.

He was like an obedient child greeting an elder.

An Feng had just gotten up.

At this moment, it was 1 a.m. in Beijing, around 8 a.m. in Italy.

An Mingji heard the servant’s greetings through the phone, hearing them respectfully addressing Mrs. Darwin, preparing clothes for her.

An Feng gave the servants a few casual instructions, then said into the phone: "Mingji, the people I sent should arrive around noon, the leader is called Allen, he is a Dark Superpower User.

If there’s anything you need, just instruct him. He’s a good kid, and from now on, he’ll be yours to use. He won’t betray the Darwin Family, and certainly not you."

"Aunt, you don’t have to consider everything for me this way—"

"Who else would I consider for, if not for you? Have you forgotten what I told you before? You are now the first heir of the Darwin Family. In a few years, when I’m too old and incapable, this vast business will be handed over to you."

An Feng wouldn’t listen to his protests at all. She straightforwardly told An Mingji that the Darwin Family would be handed over to him in the future.

This vast underground kingdom, which she painstakingly managed tirelessly for half of her life, could not be easily handed over to outsiders.

It would be fine if she had children, but unfortunately, she and her husband didn’t have any biological children.

As for her husband’s relatives, each of them would love nothing more than to see her dead.