Why Should I Stop Being a Villain

BM12 Campsite,

“Destination?” a man in the white coat asked.

“Fashia,” a masked man replied.

This place was built by the Black Market for the teleportation of goods and people for various illegal organizations worldwide.

Only those with a Shadow Card could use these, and the number of such cardholders could be counted on one’s fingers. Most elite families didn’t need such a way, as they had their own Teleportation Gates for such matters.

But Asher wasn’t going to use the one that the Greville Family used.

The number of Shadow Card holders was limited. Milson gave Asher the shadow card because he was trading Pure Mana Crystals, which were challenging to come by.

If the sudden demand from the higher-ups of the Black Market hadn’t been so high, getting a Shadow Card would have been tough. But Milson gave him the Shadow Card because not only did Asher trade Pure Mana Crystals, but he also used the Black Chamber for his trade.

This meant that Asher had good connections with the elite families, so they had no doubt that giving Asher a Shadow Card could become troublesome for them.

This was because all of the Shadow Cardholders knew their limits. They only did things that allowed them to stay out of the radar of the most significant powers in the world. This was also the reason Louis Rothschild’s request was denied.

There were few families, even among the elite families, that such organizations stayed away from, and all of them had an SSS Rank Hunter in them.

But Milson had no way of knowing that Asher would destroy the unspoken rule maintained by organizations like Spyder.

Even if he did, he would not try to stop Asher.

In his eyes, if any of the Shadow Card holders did something like that, it was their fault for whatever consequences would fall on them later.

“And where should we go from here?” Dane muttered to himself as he surveyed his surroundings while Kai stopped the car.

Dane and Kai stepped out of the car, and Dane opened the door for Asher.

All three of them were wearing black masks and armored clothing.

Kai looked at his surroundings; they were in the middle of a forest outside Soran.

As the three of them were walking, many men wearing masks on their faces appeared suddenly.

Asher looked at them; most were A Rank Hunters, with a few S Rank Hunters.

“Identity,” a man spoke, looking at them.

Hearing him, Dane brought out the Shadow Card as he raised his hand and showed them the card.

The man who asked for their identity walked near Dane as he brought out a particular device.

<Shadow Card Confirmed>

Seeing that the card was real, he stepped back and pointed in a particular direction inside the dense forest.

After pointing once, all of them returned to their initial positions, not bothering the three.

Dane and Kai were familiar with such things, as they had seen one of the higher-ups of Spyder use a similar card.

“Let’s go,” Dane said as he looked deeper into the forest.

The actual campsite was 2 km away from the security checkpoint, and all of it was covered with security runes that didn’t allow anyone to enter unless they had a Shadow Card.

Asher had the original Shadow Card, and the one that Dane, Kai, and Tom were using was under his Shadow Card.

The three of them ran in that direction. Dane and Kai matched Asher’s speed, but it was surprising that Asher could move that fast for a D Rank Hunter.

“So this is the place,” Dane said as he looked at the huge campsite before him.

Many people wearing masks could be seen coming in and out of it.

Dane looked around as he saw a guy walking back and forth. And looking at the mask he was wearing, it was easy to know that it was Tom.

“Yo,” Dane waved his hand to make Tom notice them.

Tom turned as he looked at the source of the voice. He could see three men standing together, and by looking at their masks, he instantly knew who they were.

“Are we leaving now?” Kai asked as he looked at Asher.

“Yes,” Asher replied as he moved towards the Teleportation Gate available in front of them.

“Did things go well at the dungeon?” Tom asked Dane, who raised his thumb in response.

They arrived at the Teleportation Gate as a man wearing a white coat walked towards them.

“What’s your destination?” he asked.

“Desmar,” Asher said, but due to the mask, his voice was fake.

“Okay,” the man didn’t ask any further questions.

“Use the portal over there,” he pointed at the teleportation portal far to the left.

Asher went ahead as he entered the portal, and all three of them did the same behind him.

This was not a direct portal, so they would have to use a series of Teleportation Gates.

Asher exited the Portal Gate and found himself in an underground facility with a single teleportation gate. These portals were placed in various underground facilities owned by the Black Market.

After doing so a total of 8 times, they finally arrived at another abandoned location, but this place was also filled with a few masked men roaming around.

Asher took a deep breath, and his eyes turned cold underneath his mask. They had finally arrived outside at Desmar, home to three elite families: the Rothschild, Williams, and Whiteheart.

And it was once where the Garcia family was situated.

Tom took out a device and opened a small hologram map. He was looking for their next destination, which they needed to settle before commencing their mission.

“How much time will it take before we reach here?” Tom asked Kai.

“If we use the things we brought, it will take around 17 hours,” Kai replied as he judged the distance.

“First, let’s get out of here,” Asher said as he flared the mana at his feet.

Dane grabbed Tom, who was the only unawakened person there.

“Don’t scream,” Dane reminded him as they immediately dashed to exit the vicinity of this particular camp.

While they were moving out, Asher looked around the terrain and noticed the people there.

In 10 minutes, they climbed a hill and looked around towards the massive city before them. But this was not their destination.

Kai used his spatial ring to bring out three black-colored motorbikes specially built to run using mana crystals as fuel.

It was something Asher purchased from his personal funds that he had acquired from the mana crystal mines.

“Our destination is this abandoned building that is around 2000 km away from here,” Tom pointed at the map, but he was finding it hard to stand still in one place.

He was still nauseous from being carried like a bag by Dane throughout the forest.

“I must do my setup here before we begin the mission,” Tom explained, as he needed a place to assist them.

“Boss, from my calculations, they will move the artifacts 3-4 days later,” Tom looked at Asher.

Asher looked at their destination, and it was the place where Tom would stay and guide them from. He was unawakened, and taking him along was nothing but a burden for them.

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“Take the route that he had sent to the GPS,” Asher said as he leaned over the bike.

Tom had already calculated the routes they could take, which would avoid them being spotted as much as possible.

“You can sit with me,” Kai told Tom, who was wondering which bike he should sit on.

“Okay,” Tom replied.

He got on as they started the engine. They moved from the hill to the path that would take them to their next destination.

‘This will be tough,’ Kai thought as he was driving.

Not only would they infiltrate a facility that housed some artifacts for the Kalvas Gala, but he also needed to watch out for Asher’s safety.

For him, a D Rank Hunter could not go on such a mission. If Asher had only told him and Dane to move, then Kai would have at least thought they had a chance, but there was a reason why he wanted to go there himself.

He needed to analyze the artifact with the system’s help to ensure they got the correct one.

But Kai didn’t know about it, so he was unsure about Asher coming with them.