But could Angel be considered an outsider? To them, maybe he was an outsider. But to Hua Hua, Angel was the light that illuminated her dark and dreary life, the person she had been waiting for under the dry well.
Natasha struggled, her mind filled with Hua Hua’s face, as she thought about Angel’s questions that went straight to the heart of her unease.
Her inner defenses, they still collapsed.
“Lady Isabel asked me to take Hua Hua away. I don’t know why I had to take Hua Hua out of the well, but I could feel that Lady Isabel harbored no malice towards her.”
Angel, “Then where is she now, can you take me to see her?”
“After Hua Hua came to Black Castle, she mostly stayed by Lady Isabel’s side,” Natasha said. “If you want to see Hua Hua, you’ll have to find Lady Isabel.”
Angel asked a few more questions, and Natasha answered all that she could, but many questions involved Isabel, to which she could only give equivocal answers.
Once Angel realized the only way to find out about Hua Hua’s whereabouts was to ask Isabel, he stopped asking.
Although it was a bit difficult to meet with Isabel, at least there was now a clear lead.
“Occasionally, Hua Hua would also call me over for a chat. If she contacts me, I’ll tell her about your matter,” Natasha added at this moment.
Angel nodded, “Then thank you.”
Natasha bowed her head, whispering in a voice only she could hear, “The one who should be thankful is actually me.”
When Natasha was ready to take her leave, Angel suddenly remembered something, and once again took out Hua Hua’s record book, flipping to one of the entries.
The contents of the page showed a faceless figure appearing under the deep well.
“Do you know who this is?” Angel pointed at the figure depicted.
A flicker of contemplation flashed in Natasha’s eyes, and she silently moved her lips without making a sound.
Angel frowned, “It wouldn’t be a secret, would it?”
Natasha’s silence made Angel involuntarily rub his temples, “Then I’ll ask you one last question. You only need to nod or shake your head.”
“Is this figure the reason Hua Hua left the deep well?”
Natasha hesitated for a moment, then finally nodded.
“So that’s the reason… Okay, I get it now.” Angel had wanted to ask if the figure had anything to do with the Black Castle’s incident, but after giving it some thought, Sanders’s previous demeanor had made it clear that he did not want to get involved in Black Castle’s murky waters, so there was no need for him to probe the so-called incident.
After Natasha left, Angel fell into deep thought. Although he now knew where Hua Hua was, what method he could use to meet Isabel was yet another problem.
Meanwhile, Sanders, who had been sitting on the other sofa without speaking, said indifferently, “Don’t worry about it; it won’t be long. Even if you don’t go looking for her, she will come looking for you.”
Due to his limited strength, Angel didn’t know that not long ago, a tremendous spiritual power had silently swept through their room.
At that moment, Sanders had briefly confronted that spiritual power.
Although there wasn’t much exchange of information, it was almost certain that this spiritual power came from Isabel.
It was this silent confrontation that made Sanders very sure that Isabel would come to see them… and even if she really didn’t come, he could simply take the initiative to meet her if necessary.
Sanders’s visit to Black Castle this time was indeed for Greya, but that did not prevent him from visiting this genius witch from a thousand years ago.
Although Angel did not know why Sanders was so sure, since Sanders had spoken, there should be no mistake.
With this thought, Angel felt a bit more at ease.