Her Rebirth of Retribution

Chapter 185 Ghost Town But what he didn't expect was that it was Wanda who came.

As soon as Wanda reached the door, she overheard Kallum mentioning his plans to go to Corleon. She almost lost her breath. "Kallum, open the door. You're going to Corleon? Are you trying to givea heart attack or what?" Kallum's smile froze momentarily, then his teeth gritted in frustration. Callie! Upon their arrival, Calista and her group were warmly received by the local government. Among them, Bowen stepped forward to represent their party.

"Thank you for the assistance you've given our country. The small city is fraught with danger, so I'll dispatch two hundred men to accompany you. They're all exceptional soldiers, committed to ensuring your safety." Bowen expressed his gratitude with a smile. "Do you happen to know the current state of affairs in Jeahron?" The tan-skinned man who received them let out a sigh. "People are dying every day. Since the first patient was identified in this city, over a thousand have perished. Around three hundred infected with the virus are still alive, but that number is still rising... If you're going in, you must be extremely cautious. I hope you can bring sgood news.

Bowen hastily assured, "Absolutely, we're here specifically to conquer the virus." The two individuals exchanged a few pleasantries when suddenly, the other party inquired, "There are cases of the K Virus in Corleon and not just in Jeahron. May I ask, why are you so determined to go there? You should know that it's a rather remote place." Bowen glanced at Calista. Of course, he couldn't reveal that Calista had specifically requested to go to that place. All he said was, "It's close to the rainforest, which might be beneficial to our research." Calista was uninterested in their conversation. She was engrossed in her research. Jeahron was originally an ordinary small city until one day, a man suddenly died on the street, spewing blood. The city was then invaded by a virus named K Virus, and within a mere two months, a thousand people had perished. This was the destination of their journey, and there was a reason why she had chosen this place. It was necessary to understand it before going there.

Levi hovered around Calista, eager to please her. The last the saw her, his poor attitude had earned him a punishment from Kallum. This time, he was determined to do well.

"Ms. Calista, I've just received news that because Mrs. Fairchild returned in time, Mr. Kallum should be preoccupied for now." Calista nodded. Everyone knew that Kallum would listen to no one, but Wanda, who suffered from a heart condition. He would at least spare a moment to listen to what she had to say.

"For now, none of you are allowed to relay any messages to Kallum. Hand over all of your communication devices to me." "Yes, Ms. Calista," Levi replied with utmost respect. It was common knowledge that Calista was Kallum's prized treasure. Offending anyone was tolerable, but not her.

After Levi left, Calista continued to sit in the car, studying the map. She knew all too well that Wanda wouldn't be able to stop Kallum, but if she could delay him for a while, that would be beneficial. After all, Calista had important matters to attend to.

Ever since Kallum revealed to her that it was Sterling who had leaked her information, leading her to be captured by Uriah and nearly lose her life, her hatred for this man had reached its peak.

However, there was a reason why she had never made a move, nor allowed Kallum to do so.

In his previous life, Sterling had also been targeted by the Fairchild family once. The reason was that the Fairchild family had discovered evidence of their illicit arms dealing.

They only managed to pull through because he suddenly received a substantial amount of wealth.

Money could buy life, and it had once helped him survive a crisis, elevating his status even higher. It had even transformed Quincy into a top socialite. If Quincy was corre about the timing during her bragging, it wouldn't be long before Sterling found that sum of money in Jeahron, a small border town in Corleon.

Outsiders claimed that Sterling had bought a piece of land and stumbled upon a diamond mine. However, Calista speculated that this fortune was likely left behind by the late Uriah. It remained a mystery as to why it took Sterling a whole year to locate it.

Now, she was here too, presented with such a great opportunity. Sterling would surely take action against her if he found out. And if she wanted to advance her own career, she was also quite interested in that sum of money. When the tcame, they would settle both old scores and new ones together.

When she stowed away the map,

their conversation also cto an end. A convoy set off toward the remote city of Jeahron. On the road, golden sand billowed around them, and the sunlight bearing down felt like a burn on their skin. Although this place was adjacent to Lostaria, it was significantly hotter. By the tthey had traveled the great distance to Jeahron, it was already the evening of the next day.

After the outbreak of the virus in this

city, all roads had been subjected to tightened security measures, which meant that no one could drive out. The only option was to leave on foot, and those who could walk were undoubtedly uninfected. This was because once infected, a person. would immediately experience a three-day fever and would not be able to walk out. Even more so, no one would risk their life to carry an infected person. Even if someone was willing, without comprehensive treatment and care, the slightest jostle could end the life of the infected. In short, those who could leave were problem-free. Those who were ill were merely waiting for death. Additionally, there were swho, for various reasons, chose to remain in this city.

"Ms. Calista, we're here," Bowen said. Calista lifted her gaze and saw a city of moderate size ahead.

Many overturned cars littered the streets, clearly left behind by those who had attempted to flee from a distance, the city appeared to be a ghost town. But upon closer inspection, it was apparent that a significant number of people had chosen to stay.