After returning home, Julian immediately called James, and told him everything that had happened earlier, including his recent deal with Organization Y.
"You brat, you're way too reckless. Couldn't you have notified me about something like this in advance?"
James said helplessly.
He had already known about the reappearance of the Wynn family remnants. Even though Julian hadn't told him, Julian had mobilized Drakoria's intelligence department.
And that couldn't be hidden from James, the Grand Elder.
He had originally thought that Julian was simply using the intelligence network to investigate the Wynn family remnants.
What he hadn't expected was that it would end up involving the most mysterious Master of Organization Y—and that the two sides had even conducted a transaction today.
Only after everything was done did Julian inform him.
"You want me to notify Celestria to pay attention to their Primal Secret Realm and Organization Y, don't you?" James asked.
"Grand Uncle, you're amazing—you guessed it in one go."
Julian said with a flattering grin.
Although the transaction was completed, his relationship with Organization Y hadn't improved because of it.
On the contrary, once Organization Y discovered that the location Julian had provided didn't have Xerneas there at all, they would immediately realize that Julian had deceived them.
[T/N: Why do I feel like they might actually find it there.]
For a powerful organization like them to be played like this—they would undoubtedly seek revenge.
So the best solution was to prevent them from entering Celestria's Primal Secret Realm. As long as they couldn't enter, then failing to find Xerneas couldn't be blamed on Julian.
"Cut the nonsense," James scolded with a smile, then frowned slightly.
"I'll inform Celestria about this. But if what you're saying is true—that Organization Y possesses power you find concerning—then I doubt Celestria will be able to stop them from entering."
If Julian hadn't told him this so seriously, James might have thought he was joking.
His own prodigal grandnephew had three First-class Legendaries, and could also summon Kyogre and Mewtwo. For someone like that to feel a sense of danger from the Master of Organization Y was simply unbelievable.
"It doesn't matter if they can't stop them. As long as we confirm they've entered the Primal Secret Realm, I'll go in as well—and make sure they never come back." Julian sneered.
Organization Y would absolutely be unable to resist the temptation of Xerneas, so they would definitely enter the Primal Secret Realm.
In any secret realm, all electronic devices became unusable, and the Primal Secret Realm was no exception. Moreover, the energy erosion was extremely severe; ordinary people could stay for at most two months.
Even if Organization Y had ways to extend that duration, it likely wouldn't exceed half a year.
Once they actually entered the Primal Secret Realm, that Master would almost certainly enter personally, and that mysterious First-class Legendary would go in as well.
At the same time, the elite forces of Organization Y would probably also enter.
Once inside the Primal Secret Realm, completely cut off from the outside world, Julian would be able to wipe them all out in one fell swoop.
He was already prepared to use two the Rayquaza summoning cards; otherwise, he probably wouldn't be able to stop that Master and the mysterious First-class Legendary with her from escaping.
As long as they entered the Primal Secret Realm, Julian was over 80 percent confident he could annihilate them there forever.
"I need to think about this, and don't act recklessly in the meantime."
James had initially thought that Julian only wanted Celestria to stop Organization Y from entering their secret realm, but he hadn't expected there to be a backup plan.
If Organization Y really entered the Primal Secret Realm, Julian would follow them in.
But earlier Julian had mentioned that he felt a sense of danger from the Master of Organization Y. So what if something happened to him when he went into the Primal Secret Realm alone?
"Grand Uncle, don't worry. I have trump cards," Julian quickly said.
"You have trump cards—do you think they don't? Julian, never underestimate anyone. Organization Y has existed for so long without being wiped out."
"Their accumulated strength might run deeper than that of some major countries."
James quickly warned him, afraid that Julian would act impulsively.
Julian was the most important person in the Walker family—bar none. Anyone in the Walker family could die, including him, even the entire family could perish, but Julian had to survive.
So in James's eyes, this kind of risky behavior was absolutely unacceptable.
"Grand Uncle, I'm 80 percent confident I can wipe them all out inside the secret realm."
Julian thought that stating an 80% success rate—a high probability—would be enough to convince James to agree.
But the moment he finished speaking, a roar came through the phone.
"80 percent?! That's practically throwing your life away! Unless you have 200% certainty, don't you dare act recklessly!"
Julian moved the phone a little away from his ear, afraid the roar might deafen him.
At this moment, Julian's face was full of confusion.
How did an 80% chance suddenly become no different from throwing his life away?
He couldn't understand what was wrong with his Grand Uncle—why did he seem to have so little confidence in him?
The truth was, Julian never really considered just how important he was to the Walker family. Everyone in the family knew his importance.
Yet he, the one at the center of it all, had no idea how much he truly mattered.
If he had to rank it, he would put his parents, Love, grandparents, uncle, Jade, and grand-uncle ahead of himself.
Even Alice would probably rank above him—even though, he didn't really have much emotional connection with her; their only link was through his uncle and Jade.
"I'm telling you—without my permission, you are absolutely not allowed to act. I'll inform Love about this. If you dare act on your own, just see how Love deals with you."
Hearing that, Julian's face immediately fell. "Grand Uncle, I'll listen to you. There's no need to involve Love in something this small."
When telling Love, his Grand Uncle would almost certainly exaggerate things—and then forget about leaving the house, he might not even be allowed to go to the bathroom without leaving the door open.
"Hmph, good that you understand. If there's nothing else, I'm hanging up."
Hearing Julian's response, James showed a satisfied smile.
If there was anyone in this world that Julian still feared, it was definitely Love.
Or rather, "respected" would be a more accurate word.
For Love, who had taken care of him and the entire family since childhood, Julian's respect came from the bottom of his heart.
You could scold him or insult him, and Julian might not care. But if you dared to speak ill of Love—then sorry, he would not let you off.
The idea of "grievances not involving family" simply didn't exist in Julian's book. For him, there was only rooting out the problem entirely.
Sigh…
"I shouldn't have told Grand Uncle. I could've just had the Steel Guards keep an eye on Celestria's Primal Secret Realm."
"As long as suspicious people entered, it would most likely be Organization Y."
Julian sighed. But there was no use regretting it now.
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