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

Chapter 993 The Truth Behind the Fortune Tellers’ Deaths

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“Halt.” Dressed in a robe, the Soul Forger lowered his arm. His gaze was tainted with viciousness. “Only attack after the Savior leaves.”

Irvine was annoyed by his superstitious logic. “We’re on a battlefield now. In your own Cascadian words, the battlefield is ever–changing. There shouldn’t be any delayed timings or opportunities.”

“I agree, colonel, but fortune is on their side now. If we attack forcefully, things might go wrong.”

The Soul Forger turned around. There was a deep scar visible between his eyebrows. He had an unpleasant–looking face, with protruding cheekbones and gloomy eyes.

It was said that one’s appearance could reflect one’s personality. This was particularly evident in his case.

Yet, Irvine loved to work with people who looked like the Soul Forger. According to his observations, each

of them had their own objectives. They wouldn’t mind being his pawns if they could gain benefits.

“So, what do we do now?” Previously, Irvine didn’t believe in these. It was the fortune tellers that had

made him so cautious.

bizarre Cascadian terrain was a problem. One could never know where Cascadian soldiers

easily get lost trying to navigate their way.

compasses would malfunction

the Foplyans to enter the village. After all, the Cascadians knew the most about

Irvine favored these guides. Without the Soul Forger, they wouldn’t have been

the pass.

fortune tellers died with remaining grievances. Irvine wanted to take them in, but not a

would betray

Soul Forger before him was an exception. Thanks to him,

one night.

Forger’s voice was deep and intimidating. “Go and rest. There is no need to worry. Within a

will still perish. Furthermore,

had his concerns. “I’m just afraid that their reinforcements will

to do whatever you wish. The Soul Forger

needed to cultivate, as it would be

Truth Behind

“How could I not believe your words? Your formations are so powerful that even

formations existed if he