The Supreme Man: Took Everything in Power novel Chapter 724

Cassius was so anxious from looking at the text message on his phone that he started walking in circles.

"These people are too cunning! It's obvious that they want to make it difficult for Kingsley to help us. What should we do?"

"Forward the video he sent you to me," Kingsley said to Cassius as his face grew icy.

Cassius sent Kingsley the video despite not understanding why he requested it.

Following that, Kingsley wasted no time in forwarding the video to Lancer, along with a message.

"Lancer, have the Coliree Island's technical department technicians analyze this video. Observe the surroundings and sounds outside the window. We must quickly find out the exact address of this child!"

He got a response from Lancer almost immediately after the message was sent. "Got it, Ares."

"Don't worry. I've already started looking into Cayden's location," Kingsley said to Cassius after putting away his phone.

"What should we do now, Boss?"

Cassius regained his composure and asked, "Should we do as Horace said?"

Kingsley pondered for a moment and replied, "Cayden is still in their hands, so let's not provoke them for now. I'll go to Jade Hotel as he mentioned. Call me right away if you hear anything."

With a nod, Cassius said, "Okay, Boss. We'll follow your lead."

After leaving Cassius' house, Kingsley got into his car and set the navigation to Jade Hotel.

He had a thought while looking at the blinking red dot on the navigation map.

Jade Hotel was located in the southernmost part of Twinfield County.

If Horace's intention was to distract him, the location where he was holding Cayden would not be close by.

With this in mind, he called Lancer while driving, and said, "Hey, Lancer. Tell the technicians to focus on the northern part of Twinfield County."

"Yes, Ares. The technical department has made progress. They heard the sound of a train passing in the background of the video.

They will start a thorough investigation based on the distance of sound transmission and the train schedules passing through Twinfield County."

"Good." Kingsley firmly added, "The sooner, the better!"