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

Chapter 997 Wynter’s Plan

Harvey, who replied, was obviously a traitor and was likely someone who had studied abroad. He followed Elwood closely, respectfully explaining to him in an accent. While explaining, he kept fanning

Elwood attentively.

Wynter could not see his face, but she found his voice oddly familiar. She had heard it somewhere before. She was walking so slowly that someone would definitely notice her.

“Hey! You over there! What are you doing?” the leader shouted. Instantly, all eyes were on Wynter. Even

Harvey looked over.

Wynter’s Foplyanese was very fluent, but the hard part was disguising her voice. She lowered her voice to a coarse tone and said, “Reporting, sir. I think I saw a flame over there.”

Flame? Where? Everyone followed her gaze and looked up.

Elwood’s expression changed again. “Idiots! Our food reserves are on fire!”

The fire had spread throughout the dining areas and food storage. No one understood how the fire started. Suddenly, everything turned into chaos.

Elwood kicked Harvey aside. Yet, he still offered Elwood advice as he scrambled to his feet.

I think something is not right about the fire. Should we

the barracks.”

turned his head abruptly to look at him. His eyes were filled with anger

and investigate it! Find out now which part of our

was compromised!”

words worked. Elwood was not so easily fooled either. He would surely have a backup plan. Of course, he would know exactly where the most important location

wanted. Even if the food storage here was burnt down, they could always plunder from the nearby Cascadian village. Only those starving Cascadian bastards would prioritize the food reserves so

the medium was

was clever, he never thought that

motives.

She thus decided to

of the soldiers ran

armory.

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While moving, she also noticed something odd. Aside from the armory she was in, there was another location that seemed

her to see other souls besides living spirits. But the weirdest thing about this place was the absence of

something other than

sounded like their souls