Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 812 Into The Grey Mist

Cultivators, by their very nature, defied the heavens and changed their fate against all odds. No opportunity would ever fall into their laps without reason. Everything had to be fought for by themselves.

“I, Emrys, have never known fear in my life. Today, I will see who is playing tricks inside!”

Suddenly, a surge of determination crupted within Emrys. In the final moment, he chose to trust his gut feeling. He decided to grit his teeth and take the risk.

“Go!”

Emrys seemed to have plunged into a state of madness. With a reckless leap, he hurled himself toward the gray mist, much like a moth drawn to a flame.

“If I’m to die, then so be it!”

Lightning pierced through Emrys’s body in an instant, illuminating his skeletal frame as if it were an X–ray.

The onlookers were momentarily at a loss for words.

Surrounding that swath of gray mist, crimson lightning crackled menacingly. Even their chancellor dared not approach, for it was no longer a mere game of chance.

As long as one dared to venture within, they were certain to encounter lightning and thunder.

However, Emrys, the naive fool, acted as if he was seeking his own doom, charging headlong into the situation. As everyone had predicted, he ended up getting struck by lightning.

wasn’t a madman. He was a fool!

what you get for being a poser! Now you’ve got what you deserve. Hahaha,

Sylvia was speechless.

didn’t feel much pain, just a sense of

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to being under divine protection, which could largely help one avoid

the way to the sixth layer of the Thundercloud Marsh. Hundreds of lightning bolts had struck down simultaneously, yet not a single one had harmed him in the

great the opportunity,

with his protection, your

you jump off an eighteen–story building

dying moment, you ask, “But you said my luck was unbeatable. Why

deity couldn’t answer

this how luck is

for death with your actions. Even the

was

exactly the situation Emrys found himself

only didn’t feel heartache for Emrys but even inexplicably breathed a sigh of relief.

Emrys was superficial, merely because

and strength, she would still admire them. No, the word “admire” shouldn’t be used. It was more like a psychological attachment to the

been subtly