The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Fortune 73

Chapter 73

Tanyashed closer to Madison, her voice trembling slightly. "Maddie, whatever's inside..dangerous? Can you handle it? If not, maybe we should just leave."

charles and Rob quickly chimed in, "Yeah. While the tomb is important, we can always figure out another way."

İTIGIS VUONOSsary to risk anyone's life over it.

"Letmetry, Madison stated calmly.

A ghost that had been lingering for thousands of years would be incredibly difficult to deal with if consumed by resentment, turning it into a malevolent spirit. But if it had merely been practicing its cultivation, its power would be formidable.

Madison instructed Tanya and the others to step back from the pit. Alone, she stood before the stone sile. She muttered a few spells, and a talisman paper appeared at her Impertips.

Tyler's eyes widened in astonishment. He watched as stadison gracefully sketched a complex and intricate nine on the floating talisman paper, as if she were drawing with an invisible brush.

As the rune took farm, the talisman paper began to emit a faint golden light

Although it was ihr for a briet moment, Tyler sawit clearly. He rubbed his eyes, unable to believe what he had just witnessed.

paper was magically floating in midair, and even when the golden light vanished, he was certain he

then heard a distinct sound-the sound of his worldvin shattering

talisman paper floated into the tunnel, and Madison frowned slightly

others held their breath, waiting

into Madison's hand, completely unharmed. Madison stared at the intact talisman a look of colon crossing her face. Charles couldn't contain his anxiety

over with the talisman paper and answered somewhat perplexedly, "The ghost of the tomb owner

binked in contain "What does

the house with all the doors

was so spot-on that everyone

can't enter for now?

the stele in place the tomb owner won't be gone for long. They'll be back

wait for the tomb owner

through his graying hair. "tvebeen in archaeology for

a first for

His

to the cottages, Charles said with frustration, "Those tomb raiders are despicable. The tomb owner was still there, and they just went ahead and looted the

your home, smashing everything, and stealing what they wanted, while you could only watch powerlessly post the thought of

both turned

should have had a loving marriage with children. But after he returned from tumb raiding, it wasn't

what he