Chapter 1765 Not Associated With Them
He did not know if he should tell Juan about how they promised those men to guard Daemonic Mount for seven days.
Levant sighed. âAlthough weâre wearing these clothes, things are not what you think they are. Weâre not their associates. I was just dragged into this mess by your uncle.â
âWhy is itââ Davin wanted to retort, but he realized halfway that Levant was speaking the truth. Hence, he mumbled, âY-Yes, it was meâ¦â
Juan and the others exchanged glances, baffled by Davin and Levantâs words.
âDragged into this mess by Uncle Davin? How? Uncle Davin, can you explain this to us?â
âI agree. Mr. Davin, we donât understand what youâre trying to say. Can you be clearer?â
Davin let out a sigh. âThis is what happenedâ¦â
He then told them everything that had happened to them earlier. After that, he gave Levant a glance and continued, âHeâs rather nice this time. If not for me, he wouldnât have been dragged into this mess.â
So, thatâs whatâs going on, the trio thought.
All of a sudden, a thought entered Damienâs mind, and he turned to look at Davin and Levant. âMr. Davin, Mr. Levant, since the two of you are guarding the place, can you let us pass?â
âWhat do you mean?â
âLet us up the mountain. Weâre on the same team. You wonât be stopping us, right?â
âHeâs right. If we knew that you and Mr. Levant were guarding the place, we would have gone straight to you. We could have skipped the stress and fear of stepping into someoneâs trap.â
Damienâs and Dravenâs words stumped Davin and Levant.
When they had found the strangely-dressed men and asked for food and accommodation, they had promised not to let anyone in for the next seven days.
Now, it seemed wrong of them to let someone in right after they were done with their meal.
At the sight of Davinâs hesitation, Draven said, âMr. Davin, youâre not actually thinking of stopping us, right? Weâre on the same side.â
âI know, butâ¦â Davin glanced at Levant.
After a moment of silence, Levant said, âYouâre here for the antidote. Why donât you let us try to get it instead? Weâll see if we can get it or not.â
Both Damien and Draven thought that was a good idea.
âMr. Juan, why donât we let Mr. Davin and Mr. Levant try it? Even if we can get up the mountain, we might not be able to get the antidote. Regardless of everything, at least they have a way to converse with the other party right now.â
âHeâs right. Why donât we let them try it first?â Hearing the duoâs words, Juan pursed his lips before replying, âAll right. Please ask them and see if theyâll give us the antidote. Iâll be waiting here.â
Waiting here?
âWhy donât you go back first? No matter whether or not we manage to get the antidote, Iâll inform you about it, okay?â
âUncle Davin, you can leave this place? Donât you need to guard this place at all times?â
âItâs fine if I leave for a little while. Moreover, the one who promised to guard the place was Levant, not me. Iâm the one who dragged him into this mess, so Iâm keeping him company out of guilt.â
Juan then looked at the top of the mountain before looking back at Davin and Levant.
He only agreed to it after Levant gave him a look.
âAll right. Uncle Davin, Iâll have to trouble you to come to us at night then.â He then told Davin where the cabin was located.
âDonât worry. The two of us will come up with a plan.â
After Juan and the other two left, Davin asked Levant, âDo you think that theyâll give us the antidote?â
âNo,â came Levantâs immediate reply.
Davinâs brows drew together. âThen what do you plan to do?â
âIf they wonât give it to us, weâll have to resort to extreme methods. After all, Jeremy has been working for your brother for many years. We canât possibly sit idly and do nothing, right?â
âIâm surprised that youâre rather reliable.â
âIf Iâm not reliable, why would I even save you? Would I be guarding this place if not for you?â Levant questioned.
Davin then studied him before answering, âAre you really guarding the mountain just because you wanted to save me? Itâll be easier to do things in a certain place when youâre supposed to be there, right?â