Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 821 Not Playing By The Book

This was exactly how Emrys was at the moment.

Just a moment ago, when he had made his move, Cameron had already sensed from his body, a distinct aura of the Golden Elixir Stage. As for whether his strength had declined, no one knew.

Cameron did not dare to take this risk lightly.

In the off chance that what Emrys said was true, that his golden elixir field was not shattered at all, and he was merely jesting, Cameron would be completely done for.

I got reckless again!

Cameron took a slap squarely, yet he didn’t dare to retaliate in the slightest. Instead, he just stood off to the side, silently rubbing his cheek.

Emrys chuckled, choosing to ignore the fool. He gently took Ninette’s hand and said, “Let’s go, Darling.”

“Right!

Ninette obediently nodded.

On their way back, Sylvia couldn’t help but ask again, “Emrys, did your golden elixir field really shatter?”

Clearly, she was also left bewildered by Emrys‘ earlier statement, which he had used to intimidate Cameron. For a moment, she couldn’t discern which of Emrys‘ words were true and which were false.

chuckling as he said,

shattered or not, in reality, had little to do with Sylvia. However, Sylvia seemed

if

first was a mutual understanding and appreciation, a connection that could either foster friendship

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regardless of their stance.

approach, which was the most common

mutual jealousy and competition among geniuses.

of the best among the younger generation of Mount Kushburn. To call her

eye.

in Mount Kushburn that Sylvia’s understanding of

a genius. Those who were once prideful prodigies of Mount Kushburn were nothing at

even more infuriating was that Sylvia had already shown signs of making the first move, yet Emrys didn’t

a pedestal since her childhood, had never experienced such a

golden elixir had truly shattered, then

just harmless little schemes, devoid of any

at Sylvia. This immediately caused a flutter of panic in Sylvia’s heart, and she averted her eyes, stammering, “I–It’s nothing. I was just

casual inquiry, then I really can’t be bothered

heart. But she couldn’t find the words to argue, so she could only cast a