The Female CEO's Personal Bodyguard

In the attic, Carson Flores was wide awake.

He lay there for a while, contemplating the upcoming events, then retrieved the Sun and Moon Dragon Chalice from the Space Ring.

Since acquiring the Sun and Moon Dragon Chalice, Carson had never taken it out, fearing unexpected incidents.

Now at the Grand Void Mountain, even though the True Sage Grand Void wasn’t present, he was reassured by his senior brother Halvion Ward. Carson need not worry about any unforeseen mishaps.

During dinner, as they casually discussed strength levels, Carson candidly admitted his own Carp Dragon Realm strength. The fifth senior sister and seventh senior brother were both Great Land Prime Immortals, and even though the junior sister’s strength was slightly inferior, she was still at the Peak Great Land Supreme Immortal level.

The senior brother didn’t mention his own strength, but based on junior sister Kaelithra Nixon’s worshipful words, Carson estimated that his brother Ward had probably reached the Quasi-Saint Realm, though his Innate Divine Ability wasn’t related to space.

While he might not surpass their master, the True Sage Grand Void, his senior brother had certainly reached a realm of being ”Fearless.”

With him in charge, Carson wasn’t afraid of Broken Heaven Pathist causing trouble.

As soon as the Sun and Moon Dragon Chalice was taken out, the voice of Broken Heaven Pathist quickly sounded: ”You know, kid, you’re really over the line. It’s been so many years, and you never let me out to breathe; I almost suffocated here...”

Carson smiled: ”Previously in the Land of Chaotic Streams, you probably stayed for at least six thousand, maybe even tens of thousands of years, right? If you endured that long, a mere twenty or thirty years is just a blink for you.”

”Besides, it’s for your safety. If the Saint of Thieves discovers you, you don’t need me to spell out the consequences.”

Broken Heaven Pathist didn’t argue with Carson: ”What’s the situation now? Have we left that place?”

Carson replied: ”We are now in the Bitter Sea Immortal Domain.”

”Bitter Sea Immortal Domain?”

Broken Heaven Pathist’s voice suddenly rose with undisguised excitement: ”Are we really there?”

Carson nodded: ”Yeah, why would I lie to you? Just because we’re here, I’m asking you about the last wish you mentioned; I want to see if I can help. If I can’t, I’ll continue my journey and pretend this didn’t happen. You can continue sleeping inside the Sun and Moon Dragon Chalice, waiting for the next destined individual...”

”No, don’t!”

Broken Heaven Pathist interrupted Carson, complaining: ”Don’t be so resistant. It really isn’t any difficult task. Don’t you want the Sun and Moon Dragon Chalice along with all my collections...”

Carson calmly chuckled: ”An Innate Spiritual Treasure is nice, but you have to live to use it. I’m just a little figure, and you’re a Quasi-Saint; I don’t dare to hope too much. Besides, I have a few other magical treasures that may not compare to the Innate Spiritual Treasure but suffice for use.”

Broken Heaven Pathist sensed Carson’s tone — essentially saying the task should be simple; otherwise, he wouldn’t do it, and Broken Heaven Pathist could continue to slumber within the Sun and Moon Dragon Chalice.

”Look, I just want to ask you to find someone for me...”

Carson asked: ”Who?”

Broken Heaven Pathist hesitated: ”What I tell you, you must not disclose to others.”

Carson arched an eyebrow: ”If I’m to find someone, I naturally need some help and have to say something to others. You can’t expect me to search the vast world alone, can you? If secrecy is your priority, then don’t say anything, and I won’t look either. I’ll go directly to the Crimson Immortal Domain and later find you another powerful destined person.”

Broken Heaven Pathist asked in confusion: ”Powerful destined person?”

Carson laughed: ”Norric Shepherd or the White Jade Star Lord — they’re powerful enough, right? If you leave the task to them, they would manage it smoothly.”

Broken Heaven Pathist replied, surprised: ”You know Norric Shepherd and the White Jade Star Lord?”

Carson nodded: ”Yeah, Norric Shepherd taught me the Way of the Sword Talisman once; in that regard, I could say I’m his unregistered disciple, wouldn’t you agree? As for the White Jade Star Lord, part of his fortune came into my possession, which I later passed on to my disciple, so I know him too, don’t I?”

”If I didn’t know them, why would I head to the Crimson Immortal Domain? Isn’t it to seek powerful allies?”

Broken Heaven Pathist’s tone became somewhat urgent upon hearing this: ”Don’t hand me over to them. The Sun and Moon Dragon Chalice is an Innate Spiritual Treasure; if they become greedy, they might erase me without a second thought, leaving me unfulfilled even in death.”

Carson shrugged, casually answering: ”Then make it clear. I’m not promising to keep it entirely secret because I also have to consider my own interests, right?”

Broken Heaven Pathist fell into silence, and the Sun and Moon Dragon Chalice lay there quietly without any movement.

Carson was in no rush, but internally speculated if the other party would choose to control the Sun and Moon Dragon Chalice and escape.

Even being a fragmented Primordial Spirit, it was still a Quasi-Saint.

To manipulate the Sun and Moon Dragon Chalice to leave by oneself and reach desired locations, wouldn’t it be possible for Broken Heaven Pathist to find a reliable person to handle the affair? Didn’t it have to be Carson himself?

Considering he was a Quasi-Saint, wouldn’t there be trustworthy, powerful allies around him?

Would he run?