After playing with Kuro, Aiden went into his room to rest. Aiden took the time to look at tomorrow's schedule on his cell phone. It was a schedule he had made himself without Muller's knowledge. Aiden nodded when he saw that the plan listed there was to attend an important meeting at a building. Aiden smiled slightly as he placed his cell phone on the nightstand. He lay on the bed staring at the ceiling before going to sleep. "There must be a lot of information I can get there to build my own team." *** Early in the morning, Aiden prepared to attend another important meeting about the business. This time he came as an invited guest and a man without a surname. He was indeed hiding that from the general public. He left after breakfast. Arriving at the meeting hall, Aiden immediately entered the room where the event was held. Many invited guests were present. This business meeting was different from the previous ones. Aiden joined the others in the center of the room. But because ma

Marco was shocked by Aiden's actions. He saw that a considerable sum had just been deposited into his bank account. His gaze was fixed on Aiden. "Is this really the money you sent me? How did you know my account number? I never told you." Aiden smiled slightly as he stuffed his cell phone into his pants pocket. "That's not a difficult thing for me." Marco really couldn't figure out how Aiden could do that. Moreover, the amount of money transferred by Aiden was more than enough to increase the capital needed. He was still curious as to how Aiden knew his account number, but that wasn't something he should question Aiden about. With that alone, he could already tell that Aiden wasn't as random as he had thought. Marco looked at Aiden seriously. "Are you seriously going to use this program I made? Aiden nodded his head confidently while raising one hand up. "Yes, of course." He looked at Marco, who still looked doubtful. "You don't have to worry, I won't use the program you created fo

The men from the other side of their tent raised their faces haughtily as if challenging them while grinning. "What, you losers!" One of them even raised a middle finger in front of them. Of course, that angered Aiden's three friends. The people from the neighboring tent left with mocking faces while cheering them on. Aiden immediately raised his hand when his friends stepped out to follow the men. He gently pushed the bodies of his three friends back. "Calm down, don't get carried away. We need to focus on making this work." They looked at Aiden briefly, then nodded as they adjusted their breathing, which had become labored with anger. They understood what Aiden wanted, and their faces became brighter, rejuvenated. "Forgive us, Aiden." They all patted each other lightly on the shoulder, then walked towards the competition arena. They all lined up in their respective places in a straight line according to the target they were aiming for. All the participants of the race prepared the

The group of troublemakers was scared into speechlessness. Their pupils quivered as they witnessed how violently Aiden brought down the bear in just one shot. On the other hand, they struggled to get clawed and savagely attacked by the brown bear. Aiden grinned at them, then stepped closer, especially to Jay. "My shot just now, did it still surprise you? Oh, you can't be too much. It wasn't much." Aiden got up and walked away from them. At the same time, Aiden's three friends had returned with the rescue squad. "They're there!" Aiden's three friends and the rescuers looked in shock at the body of a giant bear that was already gone. They noticed that the bear had been shot in the head. However, the rescuers didn't want to worry about who had shot the large brown bear. They went straight to the group of wounded troublemakers and carried them up on stretchers. Juno nudged Aiden's arm, then whispered to him. "Did you shoot the big bear? Because I saw that they couldn't shoot the bear a

All the commotion had thrown the bar into chaos. It wasn't long before some policemen arrived as they received a phone call from someone reporting that there had been a fight inside the bar. They were all brought to the police station. They were all seated separately. Aiden and his three friends were on the left seat, while Roy and his four friends were opposite them on the right seat. The commotion they had caused in the bar had really disturbed the people there, especially since they had destroyed things and threatened the safety of other people who had testified by being injured, even demanding accountability. The policemen chuckled and shook their heads at the fact that Roy's group had the worst injuries while Aiden's group only had a few. The policemen looked at Aiden and his friends sarcastically. "What losers. I've often dealt with thugs like you who always make trouble by attacking. It's always the same thing as today at the bar. Destroying things, disturbing other people's