It was because of Lucifer that a stable government was formed without much hassle.
He watched Lucifer and the others enter the plane which was waiting for them, without leaving. It was only when the plane left that he also left.
...
The plane flew high in the sky, soon leaving the airspace of Dalia. Unlike before, the place was mostly empty now as no ordinary people were inside the plane this time.
The plane only had the pilots and the air hostess. Since Kellian sent the plane in a hurry, he couldn't arrange for commoners.
Lucifer and the others still sat in the business class of the plane, taking the same seats that had taken in the last plane.
"Are you going to address what we heard from the previous Dalian President? Or are we going to ignore it entirely?" Salazar asked Lucifer.
"It's the third time I'm asking since we found out. Should I take your silence as your unwillingness to do anything since..."
"Don't think too much. Just don't talk about it at the moment. I'll deal with it myself after we go back," Lucifer replied, closing his eyes.
He again felt the vibration of his glasses which made him open his eyes again.
He wore the glasses to see who it was now.
"Pick up the call," he said softly.
The call was connected.
On the other end of the call, Kellian finally breathed a sigh of relief as Lucifer picked up the call.
"You finally picked up. I was wondering what happened to you. You know, I had to ask the pilot about you to have any idea as to what was happening."
"I was just slightly busy," Lucifer calmly replied.
"So, I heard the news about a government change in Dalia. Did you do something?" Kellian asked, getting back to the topic.
"I just lent a little helping hand to someone," Lucifer replied. "You don't have to be concerned about anything. I dealt with everything."
"Anyway, I have to go now. I'll talk to you later," he continued before disconnecting the call.
Kellian remained seated on his chair, frowning. "He sounded different. It was as if he was upset. Did something happen?"
...
One more day passed. Elisium's plane reached even closer to their destination.
"Sir, we're nearing the destination," the air hostess came to Lucifer, bringing the pilot's message
"Alright," Lucifer responded.
The plane soon started going down. Through the window, Lucifer was able to see a beautiful city outside. It seemed like a beautiful city with a perfect mix of greenery and infrastructure.
There were many tall buildings in the city at the same time; there were many beautiful forests inside, which he was able to see through the window.
The place soon landed on the airport of Frey city, which was also the city where the Warlock Council branch was established.
Lucifer and Salazar stood up while waking up Caen, who had fallen asleep.
All three of them stepped out of the plane together.
"I'm sure they're going to find it odd that a plane came here with only three passengers. Just act normal," Lucifer reminded everyone as they reached near the checkpoint.
Caen went through the checking first. Since he wasn't carrying anything out of the ordinary, he easily passed through the scanner. Next was Salazar's turn. As he wasn't carrying anything out of the ordinary, he also passed through easily.
In the end, it was Lucifer's turn who has kept his weapons in the secret pocket of his robe. It was the time for the rest of this robe's capabilities.
He had faith in the scientists of Uprising, but he also knew that there was a little chance that he could be caught.
He passed through the checking, wondering if he was going to be caught. He didn't get caught though. He easily passed through, reaching the next checkpoint where their passports were checked.
All three of them had received the passports of Elisium, which were made officially for them. But the details inside the passport were fake.
After some questions about their purpose of arrival, they were allowed to pass through without much trouble. The three of them soon left the airport, stepping on the streets of the city.
"Sir, let me help you. I'm the best guide in the city!"
"No, he's lying! Come with me. I'll show you all the places worth seeing in the city!"
"Don't listen to them. Their cars stink. Come with me!"
"No, come with me."
Many cabs were waiting outside the Royal City, trying to lure in passengers to choose them
"Sorry, we're not interested," Lucifer replied, leaving without talking much.
The Warlock Council branch was closer to the airport, so much so that it only took a person ten minutes to walk to that place.
For such a short distance, Lucifer didn't bother with a cab.
The three of them walked towards the Warlock Council branch, observing the other buildings on the way.
Just after a short walk, the three of them reached an empty alley that was closed from one side. It was also so narrow that only two people could fit at one time.
Caen entered the alley with his bag in his hand while Lucifer and Salazar covered the entrance of the alley.
When inside the alley, Caen changed his looks to make himself look like the Winged Warlock from the Warlock Council who had visited this place only recently.
His hair started becoming longer, coming down to his shoulders. They also changed color to become blonde. At the same time, four Eagle-like wings appeared on his back, pure white in color.
He also became slightly taller. After finishing the transformation, he wore the clothes of the winged Warlock.
Keeping his old clothes in the bag, he walked back to Lucifer and Salazar.
"I'm done," he said, attracting their attention.
Lucifer and Salazar walked out of the alley, freeing the entrance and letting Caen leave.
"You look pretty good. I know you can't impersonate the abilities of the Variants, but can you use those wings to fly?" Lucifer asked, observing Caen from top to bottom.
"I can make my wings move, but I can't fly. So you'll have to use your winds to make a show," Caen answered, taking the lead.
As per the plan, he needed to act as the leader now. He couldn't let others walk before him.
With Caen leading at the front, Lucifer and Salazar reached the Warlock Council branch.
There was no guard at the entrance of the branch, which was something they expected. The branch barely had one man to keep it running after all.