The Supreme Heir

The Venue Of The Blacklist Event

The incandescent lights in the room were unusually bright. Irving was in a guest room in this high-rise building with a good view of the surroundings. He looked down at the lights of thousands of homes and the bustling city. He curled up on the sofa, staring at the black card given to him by Bauer in his hand, lost in thought.

It was unknown what material the card was made of. It was completely black and could not be broken or smashed. It was the size of a normal business card, and there was nothing else on the front except a number that was so dark red that it seemed to be bleeding.

After staying in Silverwood's house for ten days, on the evening of the tenth day, after Bauer received a guest in the study, he carefully handed the black card to Irving and told Irving that the person who came to visit in the evening was the leader of this black list organization.

Afterwards, of course, he said goodbye to Silverwoods, and then inexplicably followed this so-called guide to a pier, where h