The Heiress’ Return & Revenge

Chapter 128 It Shouldn’t Be Like This!

Steven refused to let his son drip his blood onto the compass just so the two geomancy masters could deal with his biological daughter.

He turned to Master Shane and asked, “Master Shane, can you sell us two mystical tools?” Master Shane was surprised as he hadn’t expected this to be the final outcome after hours.

What was the point of my previous actions then? Moreover, I came here today to obtain the Gray brothers’ blood and use it against Simone.

He sighed. “This mystical tool was passed down to Gordon by our master, so I don’t have it. In addition, our sect has regulations prohibiting the lending or selling of inherited items. So, Mr. Gray, I apologize if I have offended you!” Steven didn’t insist. “It was presumptuous of

No problem. I can always ask the other geomancy masters if I can borrow or purchase one for Titus to

use.

Seeing that his plan wasn’t working, Master Shane suggested. “If you want to alleviate their pain, it’s best to resolve the spell by dripping blood. Don’t worry; I definitely won’t harm the one who cast this spell.”

He added. “Once the retaliated pain from the negative energy subsides, its effect will weaken, and the other party will recover in a few days. It won’t cause any harm to the body.”

Steven quickly grasped the key point. “So, you’re saying that my son will only experience pain but won’t be physically harmed after getting cursed by the negative energy?” His question surprised Master Shane.

Initially, he didn’t intend to speak the truth. However, he feared Steven would worry about Simone and become even less willing to resolve the spell.

After thinking for a moment, he decided to be honest. “Yes, this is a type of negative energy that resembles punishment. It will cause pain, but it won’t harm the body. In fact, such pain isn’t physical pain but more like the concept of phantom pain.”

Then, he emphasized. “So, the retaliation won’t harm the body either.”

Of course, what I’m saying is partially true and partially false.

Generally speaking, retaliation will indeed cause pain to Simone, but it won’t cause much harm to her body.

But I will further use Mr. Titus blooil to cast a spell

Then, I will use blood to nourish the spell. When the time is right, Simone will be severely injured.

Steven could tell that Master Shane was telling the truth. Since the negative energy on Titus’ body isn’t harming him, that means Simone is still not so heartless as to harm her biological brother’s health.

harm their bodies, it’s fine for them to suffer

masters, so I certainly won’t let

I don’t know if Master Shane is being truthful when he said the retaliation would pose no

the future? Master Shane and Master Gordon were speechless. It shouldn’t be like this! Mr. Gray should have

his biological father would make this

A family is still a family, no matter

right to interfere

work, so he

wouldn’t meddle or interfere in our lives, he would prohibit us from doing as we pleased regarding

her adopted

his son in order to protect Simone from

adopted daughter for over a decade. Even if I’m not close to him, there

believe he would be so

us before, why is he interfering now?

Titus to ask the two masters to treat us

way, Steven won’t be there to

said, “But Gordon and I no longer have any mystical tools to alleviate

being foolish and lending out the mystical

lesson. Master Shane,

them two

them stood and

tugged on Andrew’s sleeve again when she saw Steven with

noticed this movement and immediately nudged Titus,

over and saw Andrew turn his head while Jodic mouthed to him with her eyes reddened in tears and face as pale as a white

extremely heartbroken, Andrew reached out

Jo are still in pain. How can they continue with. their work like this? Plus, there aren’t enough mystical tools for everyone. They won’t be able to endure the pain for the next ten days to half a month!” Steven, who

a warning

but so are Titus and Jo. If she can be so ruthless toward Titus and Jo now, who knows if she will target you and Mom in the

that he had neglected his role as a father all these

hadn’t truly taken care of my

because I was busy with work. Later, as they grew up, I assumed they

understand

has been