Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Lilly listened to Pablo’s story. He talked about how furious and hopeless he once was. He was once obsessed with vengeance, but when she looked at his face, he seemed calm. He was talking about it as if this were another person’s life story. “Master, what happened to the king after that?” Lilly was not her original self, so she felt angry knowing that the king had not gotten his karma yet.

Pablo touched her head and said, “Remember what I said before? There was a drought before Ralph Phillips’ youngest child was born; eighteen states around the palace suffered the pain.” Lilly nodded. He then continued to say, “After the drought, floods happened. Many people were starved to death from the drought, and the flood soaked those corpses and led to the outbreak of a plague.” The Phillips family was being wiped out; they all suffered tragic deaths. And the king was enraged about the plague; he thought that the Phillips family had angered God. And hence, all these disasters happened as punishment. So, the king ordered his servants to burn the entire Phillips residence down! Lilly was amused by it.

The eavesdropping, unlucky spirit exclaimed, “Karma is indeed fair… Ralph was experiencing what Master Belmont had experienced!” The harem spirit agreed with him. Ralph was betrayed just like Pablo was. The Belmont residence was burned along with the corpses, and the same thing happened to the Phillips residence. Lilly continued to ask, “What about the kids that had survived?” Pablo answered, “They’re being brought back by their fathers.” The harem spirit broke into laughter. They’re brought back by their fathers. Ha, ha! They’d become fathers despite being infertile! Sylvia had seriously done a great job! Yet the harem spirit was confused. “Master Belmont, Sylvia did not do something to you, and she even avenged you on Ralph… Why did you kill her in the end?”

Pablo answered, “She would still be dead even if I didn’t kill her.”

Lilly asked, “Why?”

but she had to endure great pain in doing so. She didn’t have to. It’s okay if

rest of the spirits felt sorry for him. Yet the unlucky spirit did not think much; he asked eagerly, “How did the king die? What about Ralph’s sister? The one that was supposed to get married to you.” Family has to always be together, right? How could she be left out when everyone’s dead? I’ll be angry if that’s the case. Pablo answered, “She’s dead too.” Jill and the king died in the plague. And this was not the main point; he had already become the judge by then. “I judged

spirit were stunned. He coughed and continued to say, “The king sinned more; as the leader of a country, he didn’t care about his people’s lives; countless people were dead.” He looked at Lilly and said, “So… I let him go to all levels of hell.” He might not kill the two of them by himself, but the

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when she arrived at the Hell Ruler Palace; her spirit was full of abscesses. She trembled and knelt down in