An Understated Dominance by Marina Vittori

“What?” Looking at the palm covering the opening of the glass, Bo was shocked.

“Fishy? How so?” He sniffed the wine and said confusedly, “The wine has a full-bodied fragrance and a lasting after smell. It’s fine.”

“The wine on its own is fine. But there is something else in it. If you drink it, you’ll die.” Dustin replied seriously.

“Is the wine poisoned?” Bo frowned and put down his glass of wine slowly. He turned to gaze at his bodyguards and asked coldly, “What’s going on?”

It was protocol that his wine would be tested for poison before it was served to him. It’d only be brought before Bo if it was deemed safe.

“Mr. Dawson, we tested the wine. There was no poison in it.” The bodyguards immediately shook their heads to confirm that the wine hadn’t been poisoned.

“I saw it with my own eyes. The test was negative.” Elara, the female grandmaster, said calmly.

made a mistake?” Bo thought it was weird. He could choose not to trust his bodyguards, but he would never doubt Elara. They grew up together and had been through life-and-death situations.

for poison. But the substance in the wine isn’t poison.” Dustin took out a needle as he spoke and

into the glass of wine. As soon as the blood dripped into

the drop of blood fell into it. Suddenly, there were parasitic worms started wriggling and squirming as they fought

transparent and tiny. If they were not moving, they could not be detected

and become aggressive as they fought to feed on fresh blood. Everyone had goosebumps as they looked at the swarming

so scared that his eye started twitching as he staggered backward. The small glass of wine actually contained so many parasitic worms. If they had drunk it, they would

of the many venomous curses. Mystic artists will cultivate these worms using corpses,”

human body, they will continuously reproduce as they devour human flesh and blood. “If the person wasn’t treated with an antidote, the person

use

things like this curse that he could never

found out in time. If not, it would