Exorcist’s Self-Cultivation

North Brook District Church.

Harry and others along with Father Tony were all inside the church.

Everyone’s expression was very serious.

The Veda Sect was about to send someone to New York to take revenge on Du Wei.

The reason was very simple, Du Wei had disrupted their plans and closed that door.

Cultist thoughts are often extreme, their minds blinded by faith, making them the most dangerous elements in the world.

Based on the church’s past experiences dealing with the Veda Sect, it was quite possible that these fanatics might create a sacrifice in New York, plunging the entire city into chaos.

Both Harry’s group and Father Tony understood the gravity of the situation.

Thus, Harry was the first to speak, “The church will send people over, but they won’t arrive until tonight at the earliest. The Veda Sect’s people are likely to arrive before that.”

Upon hearing this, Father Tony responded, “We have official cooperation, so there’s no need to worry too much about that aspect. Many highways have already started strict inspections. If there are any suspicious individuals, New York officials will take them in for investigation.”

The church had deep connections with officials and some major tycoons.

The church dealt specifically with Evil Spirit incidents, while the officials had the local power, like the police officers such as Tom.

After all, firearms were more plentiful in official hands.

To deal with cultists, naturally, it was most convenient for officials to take action.

Of course, they were also aware that the Veda Sect was not just a simple cult. This organization had the ability to create Evil Spirits, albeit relatively weak ones.

Regardless, they were not something ordinary people could handle.

“So we still need to wait for the church’s people to deal with it.”

Father Tony said to Harry and the others, then added, “Of course, you also need to cooperate with the officials, to respond to some of the Veda Sect’s bishops. Those madwomen possess more or less some peculiar means.”

Harry and the others nodded seriously, “Rest assured, this is our duty.”

At that moment, Homier asked, “Where is Mr. Du Wei at present? He is the target of the Veda Sect.”

She meant that the Veda Sect came to New York specifically for Du Wei. They didn’t care about his exact location; as long as they began their revenge in New York and as long as Du Wei still had a sense of responsibility, he would definitely come back.

Then, they would target Du Wei, intending to kill him.

Father Tony sighed, “He should be in Yard City right now. Yesterday, Officer Tom took him to rest at a hotel, but an hour ago, Tom told me he had left.”

As he said this, Father Tony’s tone was filled with helplessness and a trace of heartfelt respect.

According to his understanding of Du Wei, the man had a very strong sense of responsibility and was extremely noble, like a saint, always at the forefront in the face of danger.

In the history of the church, there were such people, but they were all those who had been influenced by the church from a young age, with extremely firm faith in holiness.

And Du Wei…

Father Tony sighed, “He is the finest Exorcist I have ever seen.”

Homier spoke in a complex tone, “So he’ll return to New York?”

Father Tony nodded and said, “Quite likely, but according to my understanding of him, he does everything with a plan. He will probably choose an appropriate opportunity to come back to deal with the Veda Sect.”

However, just as his words fell, the phone inside the church suddenly began to ring.

The ringing was urgent.

Father Tony hurried to the phone, but the sentence from the other end made his face turn pale.

“The people from the Veda Sect have already arrived in New York.”

…

Elsewhere.

In a café across the street from the psychological counseling clinic.

Du Wei was sitting by the window, sipping coffee while watching the psychological counseling clinic in the rain.

To be exact, it was the house next door, Roy’s…

More than half a month had passed since his cultist neighbor, Roy, was murdered.

The original quarantine tape had been removed, and of course, because someone had died there, the house had not been sold.

At the moment, a black sedan was parked at Roy’s doorstep.

From a distance, the entire cabin appeared to be full of people, about four, but no one got out of the car.

A good while later, the car finally turned around and merged into the flow of traffic.

It seemed to be observing something.

Du Wei put down his coffee cup, picked up the umbrella next to him, and swiftly walked out.

People have strange thoughts sometimes.

When you step into a pothole, it leaves a lasting impression.

And habitually, you find yourself returning to the same spot where the mishap occurred.

Therefore, after Du Wei returned to New York, he sat in a café, resting and building up his strength, all the while waiting for members of the Veda Sect to arrive.

However, it was evident that this time the members of the Veda Sect had learned their lesson, not being as reckless as before, probably because the loss of twenty cultists had made them cautious.

After leaving the café, Du Wei followed the members of the Veda Sect in the Volkswagen he had rented.

However, he didn’t tail them too closely, to avoid being detected.

From a distance.

As he drove, he pondered in his mind: The members of the Veda Sect had already appeared in New York and had targeted him right from the start, first arriving at the clinic.

But these lunatics should know he wasn’t in New York.

So it was quite possible that they might do something to force him to show himself.

Of course, it was also possible they just wanted to vent their lust for revenge.

What he needed to do was find their gathering point and give them a surprise before they made their move.

…

About an hour later.

The Veda Sect’s car drove into a somewhat remote housing complex.

Surrounded by rows of two-story houses, the streets were worn and there weren’t many entertainment facilities, just a few scattered shops and a medium-sized supermarket.

Du Wei parked his car at the entrance of the community and didn’t just go in.

He needed to first ascertain how many people from the Veda Sect had arrived and scout the area in advance.

He found the security booth of the community.

Du Wei knocked on the service window, waking up the guard who was dozing off inside.

The guard was annoyed, “Hey sir, disturbing someone’s nap is quite impolite.”

But in the next second.

A banknote dissolved the guard’s annoyance, and his attitude became friendly immediately, “Hello sir, how can I assist you?”

Du Wei spoke indifferently, “I would like to know about the movement of residents in your community.”

The guard asked with curiosity, “Sir, that involves the privacy of our residents, I might not be able to help you.”

Du Wei took out another banknote and said lightly, “I don’t need precise information, I just need to know if there have been any new residents in your community lately.”

The guard licked his lips, “Alright, considering your generosity…”

He rummaged through the booth and took out a booklet, then quickly flipped through the pages and after counting muttered, “Strange, why have fifty or so new residents shown up in the community these past few days, and they’re all women.”

Upon hearing this, Du Wei’s eyes grew slightly colder, “That’s fewer than it should be…”

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