In Douluo Continent, my summoning of Naxi Da was exposed by the heavens.

Despite his seemingly carefree demeanor, Farga, as the Grand Master of the Knights of Favonius, is actually quite organized.

"First, we need to find a way to suppress the hunters. If we can't win in a head-on fight, then everything else is meaningless."

As far as I know, the fighting force of the Nordkale side has basically been concentrated here.

Even if we combine all our strength, we still wouldn't be able to fight against the current Moon Hunters, let alone the fact that they are constantly getting stronger.

Columbia then spoke up, "What if we could also gain new power?"

"What do you mean?"

"Columbia, do you have an idea?"

Paimon looked at Columbia with anticipation, after all, she was the moon goddess, and perhaps she had some different information.

"There were once three moons in the sky: the largest, the constant moon; the brightest, the frost moon; and the most mysterious, the rainbow moon."

Legend has it that the goddess of March possessed immense power, even capable of influencing the workings of the world.

Now I wield the power of Frostmoon, and the essence of the Moon resides within the Traveler.

Lauma understood what Columbia meant.

"You don't necessarily mean to...?"

"Only Rainbow Moon is missing."

Philinstila Uma added the second half of the sentence.

"That's right. If I can find Rainbow Moon's Moon Essence, I can recover my strength much faster."

"March, which is said to cause tides and illuminate all things, may hold secrets we do not know."

"The feasibility analysis is approved, but I need to point out an important issue: how to find the Rainbow Moon Marrow."

Ineff pointed out the crux of the matter.

"I have a way, but I need to go to the Fools' Experiment Design Bureau."

"Experimental Design Bureau, are you looking for puppets?"

Paimon immediately guessed Columbia's purpose.

"Yes, I'm going to see Sandoni."

"The road from here to the Experimental Design Bureau is long and the risk of exposure is high; you can't go alone."

Philin said very seriously, "Columbia is the target of the Moon Hunters, and she absolutely cannot be harmed."

"I'll go with her."

The traveler volunteered, and indeed, the traveler was the most suitable person to accompany Columbia.

"That's settled then. Next is the second thing: we need to investigate the Moon Hunters' purpose."

As you can see, everything he did while still in the Wild Hunt was for the sake of resurrection. After his resurrection, he first lay low, and then did not hesitate to attempt to assassinate the girl.

A person's weakness often lies hidden in their obsessions. He has the title of Moon Hunter, yet he hates the moon so much; there must be some reason for this.

To completely solve the Wild Hunt problem that has plagued Nodcalai for centuries, it is essential to uncover the hidden truth behind it.

Lauma nodded in agreement.

"Indeed, we know too little about the Moon Hunters."

"If it weren't for the information provided by Kutar, we wouldn't even know who the Wild Hunt's true form is."

"Where can we find information about the Moon Hunters? Even the most resourceful sister of the Nordkalais probably couldn't handle it."

Aino was sitting on the table, fiddling with her little legs, looking very cute.

However, just as Aino finished speaking, Nefer's voice appeared.

"Oh, I never thought that someone who is so meticulous when tinkering with machines would come to such a sloppy conclusion."

"Ah, they heard us!"

As if startled, Aino jumped off the table.

"Aino is so cute, I really want to hold her in my arms and get close to her."

"You can try it if you're not afraid of getting beaten up by Inef."

"I didn't mean any harm, why would she hit me? Stop trying to scare me."

I also wonder, if I held Ineff in my arms, would she be warm or cold?

"Heh, you're completely hopeless."

On the moon, the goddess of March smiled with satisfaction as she saw so many people willing to help Columbia.

In their eyes, Columbia gradually came to life.

"Hipper, my lunar marrow, I will surely protect you."

Sannada said this, but the reality might not be what she thought.

Back on the celestial screen, Akoda saw Nefer and smiled happily.

"Boss, what brings you here?"

"The Knights of Favonius sent me a letter saying they wanted to discuss a big business deal and asked me to come and make contact, but it seems that's not the case at all."

"Haha, Miss Nefertari, the reason doesn't matter, what matters is that you've come at the perfect time."

After the ambush failed, I repeatedly considered the plan to fight the Moon Hunters. Now that things have come to this, all the factions in Nordcale must work together.

The Secret Archives are essential, but persuading you to join us is difficult, so I've taken the liberty of inviting you over for a chat.

"Wait, how did Nefer know about this place?"

"Didn't you just say this is the Knights' assembly point, and also a rendezvous point for some Northern Continent intelligence network, something very secretive?"

Nefer smiled when she heard Paimon's question.

"Heh, who do you think helped him gain a foothold in Nordkale?"

"I manage an organization, so of course I know where to meet."

Nefer is the head of the Northern Continent Intelligence Network. Falga also introduced her with a smile: "This is the current head of the Northern Continent Intelligence Network. She has handled countless intelligence reports."

"No need for compliments, it seems you've run into some trouble."

Falga then briefed Nefer on the current situation.

"This is indeed an unexpected crisis. On behalf of the Secret Archives, I sincerely wish you all the best!"

"It sounds like you want to stay out of this."

"Lauma asked."

"What good does it do me to be involved?"

Nefer countered with a question.

Even if we say that you are an indispensable member.

"Really? Then you'd better offer appropriate compensation. I hate working for free."

"It's not my style to measure this by compensation, but you and I are very different, and I already guessed that."

If there's any real benefit to it, I'll pay you a commission to join us on a commission-based basis. Is that alright?

Hearing Lauma's words, Nefer sighed.

"You're really persistent, but unfortunately, based on what I know of you, you can't afford to make me do it."

The more dangerous the work, the higher the cost. The Moon Wanderer's allowance isn't high; are they going to solicit donations from believers?

Yakoda then took over the conversation.

"Hey boss, I need to talk to you about something. Could you deduct the shortfall from my salary?"

The situation was extremely critical when they fought the Moon Hunters.

If this young girl hadn't saved me, I might have already passed away, saying goodbye to you, Boss.

If I could, I would really like to help her. Please, please!

Looking at Yakoda, Nefer looked helpless.