The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage by Chu

Chapter 1643

Chapter 1643

With the Yimmel leadership surrendering, the feud between the Lane family, which Hardy Xinder instigated, came to a close. Naturally, no one could have seen that despite the Yimmels coming to conquer, they were devoured by the Lane family instead. Still, the incident was kept under wraps-only members of either families were aware.

Given the Yimmel family's scale, there was plenty of internal dissent, but Yora used whatever authority she had left to repress it.

The rest of the family did not know why either, but they ultimately submitted to the Lane family due to pressure.

As for the Lane family, despite the celebrations that they turned the tables against the Yimmels, there was a gloom that hung over their heads-Mark Lane.

He was certainly not celebrating with the rest of the family, having been poisoned and left in a coma.

While Helen had accomplished a major feat and became the head of the Lane family in no uncertain terms now, Mark remained the family's symbol and source of strength, and his death would definitely be a huge blow to the family. Hence, the day after Frank settled everything in Zamri, he rushed to Laneview without further ado.

everyone else, he headed

with bated breath, Frank frowned as he came to the conclusion from Mark's symptoms that a unique poison had

was the Rigor Pneuma, a mysterious concoction lost

over at least a week, though the victim would

did

its

it would not look like the victim was poisoned and would instead look

old symptom was relapsing.

poisoned by his own apprentice. Given the subtle nature of the poison, most would not be able to see it, and the method to counteract

Orthodox methods would not

ket

the essence

would lose their vigor with each passing day, until they died as their lifeforce faded. Having come to a diagnosis, Frank quickly called Morhen's Abel Loggins to send the herb as soon as possible. Loggins Apothecary was extremely famous, and they would most certainly keep stock

stammering, Master Lawrence, I'm sure you know that the Stellar Windroot is not particularly valuable, and century-old specimens