The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 624 The Lord Strikes

Hundred Ghosts Weeping usually occurred during times of ancient wars when countless lives were lost. Many of them were ordinary citizens with various unfulfilled desires and grievances.

This made the situation extremely difficult to resolve. Such spirits, having died unnatural deaths, could

not be forcibly exorcised.

Atwater had assured Wynter that Hundred Ghosts Weeping was unlikely to happen in peaceful times, as the natural cycle of life and death usually prevented the rise of such phenomena.

She had once asked him what to do if she ever encountered such a situation.

Atwater’s advice was simple and practical–run as far as possible. There was no shame in not being able

to fight 100 ghosts.

Wynter, however, had no intention of running. She looked at Gabby, who had gone nearly insane in the air.

Cascadian spirits, exploiting the nation’s grievances

them.

of deicide crossed her mind for the first

Gabby wasn’t entirely lying.

minor deities. But here, Gabby was abusing Cascadia’s spirits for her own

rod, ready to strike. But before she could act, Dalton

at Gabby, A faint, almost non–existent smile

the next instant, his attire transformed. Gone was the businessman’s outfit. Instead, he was cloaked

it hard

he took, the sound of bells echoed as

his neck but were concealed. The air thickened with blood mist, and

which idiot had the audacity to provoke the

was now grabbing a spirit in mid–air. His blood–red cloak concealed his pale jaw, and his eyes were

was really

ground Before she

The Lord

his feet. None dared to move, and no spirit from the well dared