Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 667 A Favor

Quincey breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that the Heliosphere Cauldron showed not

reaction.

In his heart, he secretly rejoiced.

On the surface, he pretended to feel regret, patting Emrys‘ shoulder and saying, “Mr. Lurf, it seems that fate cannot be forced.”

Fortunately, the inheritor of Azure King’s will was not bound to this place. Otherwise, Quincey would have been devastated.

In a good mood, Quincey began to speak more. He constantly comforted Emrys, and a smile couldn’t help but appear on his face. “Mr. Lund, don’t be disheartened. Since you have gained the approval of Azure King’s will, you are destined for great opportunities in the future. This minor setback is insignificant-

However, Quincey suddenly stopped talking, and the smile on his face froze.

They heard a resonating hum. The half–human–high cauldron, standing tall before the trio, suddenly flickered with a red glow. In the next moment, it began to levitate in an

eerie manner.

Buzz!

Buzz!

Buzz!

trembling continued

hum, the crimson light radiating from the cauldron would flicker once.

size of the cauldron diminished

suddenly transformed into something no larger than half a palm. It gently fell into Emrys‘

It c

and rub back and

dumbfounded, the muscles on

1/3

reflected the shock in his

was hard to believe.

of a magical treasure pledging its allegiance was far from simple. The act of blood–dropping was merely the first step. If the artifact

necessarily imply a successful pledge of

to present its trials. Only those who successfully passed its trials would ultimately be considered

of blood on the Heliosphere Cauldron, and it pledged its allegiance. Is there no need for any test? Is

couldn’t help but show

will, such a stroke of luck was truly beyond the reach of ordinary people.

one or two traits that could drive others to envy. For instance, they might have

treasures.

just that kind of

was thoroughly

as he began to say,

manage a bitter smile and say, “Mr. Lund, don’t say that. The fact that you have gained the recognition of