Captivated by the Ruler of the Underworld

Chapter 71 Lela's Experience

Sylvester held Lela in a firm, unyielding grip, effectively imprisoning her. It seemed her survival instincts had been awakened, prompting Lela to struggle and fight back. However, her efforts were in vain as she quickly realized she was no match

for Sylvester.

With one hand, Sylvester immobilized her, and a distinct "click" signaled that Lela's hands and feet were securely bound.

"Don't lock me up!" Lela curled up, engulfed in fear. Her brain began to malfunction, as those images felt like they were being projected into her mind like a movie.

The research institute had locked her up like this back then.

Sylvester didn't notice anything wrong with Lela. He pressed her shoulders, looking at her reddened eyes. "Lela, listen to me. You are a mutant."

Gasping for air, Lela's body quivered, her consciousness slipping away as she grappled with a panic attack. "Please, don't. I'm terrified."

Mom!

Dad!

Big White...

No, Mom, Dad, and Big White are all gone.

Who else is there?

Who can save her?

there no one

No, there's still Sylvester.

Sylvester, where are

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Save me!

in so

what? Scared?" Sylvester pinched her chin, forcing her to look up at him with a malevolent

sounds around her

someone takes advantage of my negligence and captures you, your environment will be like this. They'll lock you with these metal chains and drain your blood, torturing

her hands, don't chop off her legs, she's in so

as beautiful as you think. There are all kinds of people on the internet, and you think they pose no threat, but

burn her with fire, she's in so

carefully, the only place that is

her, she's in so much pain

lies

her with electricity, she's

of this, and I can't protect you, if they capture you and kill you, what should I do?

"Myself..."

let her fall from high altitude. She'll break all her bones

not a god. Do

if he had godlike abilities, fear still consumed

light, found himself in a state of panic. Oddly enough, none of this had transpired; it was only a hypothesis, yet just the thought of it made his heart ache unbearably. Strange enough, even though she

for the rest

without