The Female CEO's Personal Bodyguard

Chapter 1631: Chapter 1631: Sickly Jade Young Master

The Thousand Flowers Palace was left behind, its silhouette disappearing from sight.

Carson Flores was accompanied by June Weiss and Mona Briggs, aboard a Flying Boat heading toward the Domain Gate that led to the Heavenly Profound Continent.

For three months, Carson had been continuously practicing alchemy, crafting elixirs for the Thousand Flowers Sect, for himself, and for Shirley Miller’s close friends.

The Thousand Flowers Palace, as one of the Eight Great Powers of the Divine Flame Continent, naturally had deep foundations; Carson had acquired a considerable amount of rare, exceptional Immortal Elixirs, which were now all refined into elixirs and stored in Carson’s Space Ring.

Carson guessed that after consuming these elixirs, his strength might ascend to an even higher level.

Carson handed over the Flying Boat to the two ladies, while he sat cross-legged atop the Flying Boat, peacefully absorbing the elixirs for cultivation.

The journey was uneventful, successfully reaching the Domain Gate.

After paying a sum of Immortal Spirit Stones, the three of them crossed the Domain Gate, smoothly arriving at the Heavenly Profound Continent.

The Heavenly Profound Continent is where the Celestial Palace is located; it is also the largest, most populous, and strongest Continent with Cultivators within the entire Thunder Immortal Realm.

Compared to the Heavenly Profound Continent, the Skyland Continent is akin to a small border nation compared to a grand majestic country.

Among the Ten Great Powers of the Immortal Domains, the Skyland Continent has none.

The Skyland Continent is quite inconspicuous among many continents, lacking many top-tier powerhouses. Remarkably, Bank Austin was able to break through from the Skyland Continent and sweep across the entire Immortal Domain, which was truly impressive.

Upon exiting the Domain Gate, Carson bought an introductory package about the Heavenly Profound Continent and went over its details.

This time coming to the Heavenly Profound Continent, Carson had three main matters at hand.

First, visiting Alfred Weaver at the Celestial Palace.

Second, visiting Samantha Tate at the Divine Wood Palace.

Third, meeting Wynne Heath at the Northern Mystic Sect to deliver some items from his senior brother Cristopher Hopkins.

Carson checked the continental map; out of the three locations, the Northern Mystic Sect was the closest, while the Divine Wood Palace and Celestial Palace lay on opposite sides and were far apart.

Carson set his plan: first, go to the Northern Mystic Sect to deliver the message, then visit Samantha Tate, and finally go to the Celestial Palace to see Alfred Weaver, hoping he might offer some help.

”Master, should we still travel by Flying Boat?”

Carson shook his head and smiled: ”We’re newcomers, unfamiliar with everything, so let’s not rush around. Anyway, we’re not in a hurry, so we might as well travel by commercial Flying Boat and cultivate en route.”

Previously, Carson received too much attention with the Golden-Winged Great Roc. Now, Little Gold could change its form and hide directly within the Palace of Seven Beauties, so there was no worry about anyone targeting them, ensuring their safety.

The three found a giant Flying Boat capable of accommodating thousands of passengers. There were strong Cultivators on board to oversee things, and the route was safe without risk from bandit encounters.

At this moment, Carson seemed like a wealthy young master going out leisurely, accompanied by two beautiful maidens, casually boarding the Flying Boat.

After arranging their rooms, Carson stood on the outer corridor, resting his arms on the railing, gazing into the distance, until movement below caught his attention.

A young, handsome man boarded the ship, followed by eight maidens and a white-haired old woman. Each of the eight maidens was an exquisite beauty, some charming, others cool and detached, some adorable, all catching the eye.

Though the weather was mildly warm, the young man was wearing a fur coat, its fox color pure white without a single imperfection, and faint light seemed to flow across its surface.

A Jade Pendant hung at the man’s waist, with its light flickering—clearly, it was a powerful magical treasure.

On his fingers were several rings, and with one glance, Carson recognized that among them was a magical treasure similar to the Black Dragon Ring, likely containing great power hidden within.

Beyond what Carson saw at a glance, the man had various adornments on him, none ordinary, each a magical treasure with differing functions.

To carry so many magical treasures usually gives an impression of ostentatious wealth; yet, this young man conveyed an image of fragility, the adornments instead making him seem refined and lovely.

Carson originally thought his own demeanor already resembled that of a rich young master, but upon observing the young man before him, Carson felt like a rural bumpkin entering the city.

This man’s origins must be extraordinary.

Although Carson felt curious, he didn’t intend to inquire further into the affairs of strangers he happened to cross paths with.

However, even though Carson didn’t plan to interact with them, they came over proactively.

The ten of them ascended to the top floor accompanied by a Steward from the ship: ”Ladies, several rooms on this level are already booked...”

A maiden with a cold demeanor spoke: ”My Young Master is in poor health and cannot be disturbed. Offer them double compensation to relocate to another floor or ship.”

The Steward looked troubled but hadn’t spoken before the maiden instructed: ”Abby, go!”

A pretty lady with an oval face and a smiling expression went forward, knocking on doors of the guests who had already checked in, negotiating with them individually to change rooms.

This scene unfolded in the sight of Carson and his companions, June Weiss whispered: ”Master, should we let them?”

Carson chuckled: ”That young man indeed seems unwell, let’s accommodate him.”

Mona Briggs pouted: ”But we were here first, humph!”

Their conversation wasn’t loud, yet was overheard fully by the group standing in the corridor.

The frail young man turned his head, glanced at Carson, and suddenly gestured: ”Let them stay...”