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

Chapter 1606 Wynter is in Danger

"Understood." The person responsible for cleaning up the aftermath restored the scene to its original appearance, as though it was just a simple break room.

Leo watched as Wynter was carried off, his tiny legs anxiously pacing in place.

Wyner didn't speak aloud. Instead, she used telepathy to tell Leo, "Go find Wolf. He's that older guy you're all scared of. Tell him my location, and he'll bring people to help."

Leo froze momentarily at the mention of Wolf. He was indeed afraid of him, but he also knew he couldn't leave Wynter in trouble.

Still, as he descended deeper, he noticed that the pressure weighing on him grew heavier with every step. It was as if his resentment was being drained away. This place was too strange and ominous!

If his resentment could be sapped, could this mean that Wynter's spiritual energy was also useless here?

The thought made Leo's face pale. He couldn't delay any longer and had to follow Wynter's instructions. In such a situation, only an Ancient Beast could find a solution!

signal as they followed the trail to the inner

village. Thankfully, they had prepared ahead and disguised themselves as college students with backpacks, appearing as though they were

in peace for a long

weren't particularly malicious, but sincerity wasn't their strong suit,

eye on outsiders from the city-anyone other than developers deserved suspicion. They didn't understand

Village wouldn't notice anything unusual. The main impression was that it would be difficult to relocate the residents and that they were too shrewd, always angling for a better deal. But no one knew whatever that lay

Unit had lost their lead, they weren't foolish enough to wander around aimlessly.

stepped into Valen Village, a local approached them. "What are you

online that you can see the stars here." It was a plausible excuse. After

you can just camp here whenever you like?" "Then... would it be possible for us to rent your place?" Camping was just an excuse. They needed a legitimate reason to stay in

he heard that. Just as he was about to agree,

said, "You heard him. It's time to go. This