The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Fortune 29

Chapter 29

Jordan knew Madison was practically unparalleled when it came to her skills in the mystic ans. He even felt like he should just prostrate himself before Madison and worship her.

On the other hand, Madison pointed at the tall sculpture of the Three Pristine Denties. She instructed Vincent and jordan, "Break that sculpture!"

Isaac, who was on the verge of passing out, called out in an agonized voice, "Don't you dare! If you dare lay a finger on my......"

Before he could finish, he heard the sound of something cracking

Jordan had picked up a stone and leaped onto a table near the sculpture. With a little force, he easily smashed a hole in the sculpture

"Oh! cracked so easily."

The sculpture seemed pretty solid and her, so Jordan thought it would be really hard to deal any damage to it Yet, the sculpture broke instantly when he had only used very little fort.

Madison lined her head slightly and gazed at the scalpture of the Three Pristine Delries.

members. Her energy inside could

"Are you saying-"

expression hardened when Madison gave himanod. Heclimbed up the table just like Jordan did and started smashing the sculpture with his bare hands "Don't touch my Three Tristine Deities' sculptare! Argh! You'l be punished for that our forefathers will

tall sculpture enllapsed

bodies. The disorienting, sinister energy around them vanished right away. Jordan glanced at the remnants of the collapsed sculpture

heaps of human bones. However, those bones

finer bones. His daughter's bones were among these heaps of

a very serious matter that someone was hiding all these been bones in

and informed the authoribes. Soon enough, the police

blackened after being struck by divine lichtning. He seemed

Our forefathers won't let you off for this arc cursed and numbled

and taken away by

small, complete set of skeletons to the Sales, it was the remains that belonged to the

for the

against Vincent's chest with a woetul expression on

Madison, who had her eyes trained on

would hide timidly behind the chair,