Inherit Billions (Seraphina and Orion)

Chapter 240 The Pirates Attack

"Run into the forest!"

Seraphina spoke slowly, but her feet were constantly moving.

"Aren't those savages there?"

"They're kinder than pirates!"

True enough!

The two ran without looking back, their steps determined and resolute. The cold wind lashed against their faces, biting and painful.

They ran breathlessly and dared not stop for a second. The situation was far more perilous than it had been that night.

They could hear the chaotic footsteps and wild laughter of the pursuers behind them, along with the occasional gunshot warning.

It felt like a primitive, brutal hunting game.

They were the targets of the hunt.

Seraphina had never felt so grounded in her life. Every nerve in her body trembled with terror.

Suddenly, her foot slipped, and she crashed to the ground. Her knee was slamming down with a dull thud/ as if her bones had shattered.

Kaveh turned around and saw her biting her lip in pain, her face was pale. He turned around to lift her onto his back.

teeth as she used her hands to push herself up. She forced a faint, pained smile. "Save your strength. I can still

looked at her. He nodded, grabbed her arm, and pulled her along.

excruciating, as if her entire leg was about to

stop. Seraphina kept running, her forehead covered with sweat, betraying the

behind them grew louder, and the footsteps drew

hand were squeezing her throat. Her

hesitation, she obeyed the commands

the sharp cracks of gunfire. They didn't dare to relax for even

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The

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distressed sign Seraphina

savage village, their breathing eased. Kaveh led her to the side, circling around to a

where they stored dry branches, with the

"Bang-"

the savages. They jumped up and gripped

and Kaveh exchanged a glance. His expression was uncharacteristically serious. He raised a

shouted in their own language, issuing what sounded like stern warnings. The

Naturally, they weren't afraid

faced an overwhelming number of opponents and had a limited supply of bullets. Therefore, their advantage wasn't as overwhelming

frustration grew as they realized they had followed their prey here,

They had been tricked.