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Realizing that Lewis must have already made arrangements with the pirates of the Trident Strait, Keira understood that they would likely release Professor Barry Brandt.

Seeing the two of them so relaxed, Erin grew more anxious. "You need to inform the higher-ups immediately! This is serious! I\'ve dealt with the Trident Strait\'s King before—he doesn\'t respond to reason."

Keira raised an eyebrow. "King?"

Erin nodded. "Yes, their leader is called King. He\'s a notorious pirate who took control of the Trident Strait five years ago. His crew is formidable, and he\'s known for his ruthless methods."

She leaned in and whispered to Keira, "If you can build a good relationship with King, it could significantly boost your chances for the successor position!"

Keira fixed her gaze on Erin. "So you\'re actually helping me rather than being a rival."

Erin looked puzzled. "What are you talking about?"

Taking a step back, Erin tossed a pistachio into her mouth and said, "I\'m just trying to warn you about the Trident Strait issue. Can you focus on that?"

Keira crossed her arms and stared at her. "The fact that you\'re helping me does matter. What\'s our relationship really like? That\'s a crucial issue."

Erin frowned. "I\'m trying to talk about serious matters here. Can you stop interrupting?"

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Keira spoke calmly.

Erin\'s frustration was evident. She seemed nervous, her anxiety almost palpable. "Why are you making this so complicated? I just don\'t want you to get killed off too soon. I want you to compete with the other successors so I can benefit in the end!

With that, Erin hurriedly retreated into the cabin, looking somewhat guilty. "Enough about this. I\'m tired. You\'ve been on the road all this time, aren\'t you tired too? Get some rest. We\'ll have a tough fight when we get back home tomorrow!"

Keira asked, "What kind of fight?"

Erin replied, "You\'ve lost Professor Brandt. Even if you explain to the authorities, there\'s no evidence! Isn\'t that a tough situation? Also, I heard that the Horton Group is holding a press conference tomorrow to announce something. Uncle Olsen promised to address the issue of you being kicked out of the house."

Erin yawned and went into the cabin.

Keira watched her leave and turned to Lewis. "She doesn\'t seem like a rival at all. In fact, she\'s helping me. I feel like she\'s hiding something from us."

Lewis nodded. "I haven\'t sensed any hostility from her either. That\'s why we didn\'t suspect her when we first met."

But why would Erin, Fox, be so helpful to her, Rabbit? It was an odd situation.

Keira frowned, unable to make sense of it. After a while, she shook her head. "I\'ll set it aside for now. She\'ll reveal what\'s necessary when the time comes. By the way, what\'s your connection to the pirate leader of the Trident Strait?"

Lewis replied calmly, "We studied abroad together years ago. I\'ve helped him, so he\'s inclined to help me. Don\'t worry. Professor Brandt will return to Crera. on schedule tomorrow."

Keira nodded. "Got it."

They both went into their cabin.

Exhausted from the journey and the sleepless night, Keira fell asleep as soon as she hit the bed. She woke up just as the ship docked.

Stretching, Keira, Erin, and Lewis disembarked together. Keira pulled out her phone and saw several messages.

Most were from James. "Cousin, where have you been? Uncle is holding a press conference today and wants you back home."

He also sent a news link.

When Keira opened it, she saw a video of the previous day\'s incident on the street, where people had surrounded her. Netizens were criticizing her for her attitude.

Keira frowned. She realized her stern expression had drawn unwanted attention, and now she was being criticized online.

James\'s next message read, "Cousin, did you go abroad? If so, enjoy your time there a bit longer. Don\'t come back just yet; people are hunting for you. I\'m worried you might be recognized on the street."

Keira replied, "I\'m heading home now."