Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Chapter 550 Idiot Of A Thief

At last, Lilly shook her head honestly. “I don’t know if you were right or wrong, and I don’t know why those people did so many bad things but still had the protection of the gods.”

“I’ll tell you if 1 get an answer.”

Jessie stared at Lilly for a long time, nodding at last. “Alright. I’ll wait for you, then. Tell me when you’ve found an answer!”

Lilly nodded, her hands clasped together. Yet one hand was chubby and pink, the other was thin and pale….

The sun was about to rise.

Blake looked at the ocean. “We should head back.”.

Lilly put all the ghosts back into the spirit jar, along with Jessie and her doll..

On the way home, Lilly cracked a yawn as she lay on Blake’s shoulder.

She wasn’t tired, however, staring blankly into space.

Blake asked, “What are you thinking about?”

Lilly asked, “Dad, did Jessie do the right thing?”

Blake fell silent for a while. “Jessie’s tragedy was rooted in the culture and traditions of her people. It was rooted in her mother, and those people whose hearts were not in the right place.”

“Stopping evil with evil… who’s to say if that’s right or not. Dad doesn’t have an answer to that for you, either.”

Judgment was not as simple as just right or wrong.

That was why the Ruler of Hell existed- to see if one had lived a life of good deeds or evil ones.

He was not the Ruler of Hell, and could not say if this was right or wrong.

Lilly lay on his shoulder, cracking another yawn.

Pablo floated next to them. “If you were to judge these acts separately, Jessie’s mother, and those people. were wrong. Jessie was wrong too, though.”

“Those people were wrong to be foolish, overly-superstitious.”

“Jessie was wrong to kill blindly. Out of the hundreds of people she set fire to, the real culprits could only have been just a few of them- but she killed everyone.”

Being able to kill hundreds of people as a child was probably a feat that few were capable of.

“But if you put them all together, everything happened for a reason, and karma took its course. Jessie and Mindy had been living a simple, peaceful life, but the drum-makers wreaked tragedy upon them and caused Jessie’s violence. Jessie might have killed those hundreds of people, but it would be more appropriate to say that it was her and those few people behind the drum that killed everyone.”

“After all, Jessie’s killing spree would never have happened if they had not committed an evil deed to begin

Of course, there was also the debate over the fact that Jessie would not have been able to kill all those people had she not had an aggressive nature.

It all depended on who was saying these things. Everyone had their own take on things. Those innocen people who died had their own Ma and Mindy, as well as their own fathers and brothers.

to resent, then? Jessie,

found herself getting sleepy listening to

themselves open as she mumbled, “Master always talks

Pablo:….

he getting complaints for being

for answers when

talked too much

Ha! Women!

slowly faded, before disappearing- but of course, it was just Blake who couldn’t see him. He was still watching

rushed back to the hotel before Bettany came searching

who had been rescued woke up in a daze when the

higher and higher, the amusement park resumed its usual hustle and bustle

only to see Lilly still asleep. She called out for her to wake up, only for her to turn

old lady smiled. “Blake, did Lilly not sleep

flinch. “She

Lilly. “Why is this happening, then? Did you bring her out hunting for spirits

right at her. “No

right

all because the birthday party ended so late, You have

blame for that.”

attacked

gotten Anthony to throw Lilly a birthday party, and it was Blake again who was throwing Anthony under

the kid sleep for a little while longer. She couldn’t

meant: At least blame Blake for

Anthony the rich bigshot,

not have time to see these two grown men argue while

of those old ladies who refused to leave things

up somewhat of an act so these two would know how to behave… Lilly was only five, and could

enough! Don’t wake Lilly up!” Bettany put the breakfast down. “Get out, all

old lady’s bait happily,

to check on the amusement park’s cameras to

get the ghost, they’d get Lilly playing

good if it went

fell quiet at last. Lilly flipped over, her limbs starfished on the bed as her belly

the way until it was nighttime, and was starving by the time she got up. Thankfully her grandma was around to feed her at the drop of a hat, making sure

quiet, and Lilly had an evening of fun with

Hannah wanted to go

Bettany said, “No way!”

wanted to go on

said, “Don’t even think about

herself: Thank goodness she had her fun. Her Grandma would never

Hm, how satisfying-

“Grandma, why can’t children play on

said, annoyed, “Grandma says they’ll toss your

She didn’t believe it!

firmly in place the way it

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