The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Chapter 211

Chapter 211

In the sealed room, the machine opened with a click Under the harsh light, the inner walls were covered with intricate symbols, all written in blood.

"Look, Helena's name is here," Cynthia pointed to the end of the inscriptions.

They couldn't recognize most of the writing, but Helena's name stood out clearly. The dark red, almost black writing exuded a stifling, oppressive energy "Ms. Locke, what is this?" Shane asked.

"A soul-cleansing spell" Madison frowned as she examined the inscriptions. "It's designed to remove all grievances from the soul and redirect a ghost's resentiment to other events."

Her gaze darkened as she traced her slender fingers across the inscriptions. This was a spell crafted by a highly skilled cultivator.

"So, Helena wasn't hiding in the machine by choice. Someone trapped her in bere, tight?" Shane scoffed as he stared at the machine with a grim expression. "Helena only mentioned being hurt by Rayson, but she never said anything about the director or the show they were filming, Why is that?"

Marco circled the machine. "Shane, do you think this whole thing is connected to him?

Shane scoffed. "What do you think?"

was off when he suddenly acted generous. After all that tension between you two, he just

this used

moment all along," Shane muttered, then turned to Madison. "Ms. Locke, now that the machine has been opened,

the inscriptions remain intact, so the

and even in death, they won't let her rest. They're using her as a tool for their own gain. The cruelty of people is sickening!" Shane approached Cynthia,

"Where?"

is very faint and completely hidden beneath Helena's, I can't sense

spiritual power

weak, it's more dangerous than

silence settled over them. They had all sensed the danger from this

the machine here? If it breaks, will it hurt Helena?" Cynthia

back by this spell. If we break it, what if she goes after

get away

left with blood on her

and powerful? He destroyed a life and ruined a young woman's future.

cracked as her eyes reddened. With trembling hands, she