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

Chapter 1708 The Snake That Became a Dragon

Likewise, the black serpent was also able to sense one of its kind nearby.

However, the other's cultivation level was so profound that the black serpent felt an overwhelming pressure the moment they entered the mountain. It instinctively tried to stay as close as possible to Dalton.

No matter how advanced the entity's cultivation was, it would have no chance against someone like Dalton, who had concealed his energy so perfectly that the other party wouldn't even realize danger was nearby. By the time they did, it would likely be far too late.

The black serpent couldn't help but recall its own encounter with Dalton at the farmers' market. It was sure that this being would instinctively surrender without resistance just like it had done.

The four of them ascended the stone steps, surrounded by lush trees. The air was filled with the harmonious sounds of cicadas and birds, creating an oddly tranquil atmosphere.

Although the mountain didn't appear tall from the foot, it still took them half an hour to reach the summit.

As they reached the top, Wynter's gaze swept across the landscape, taking in the mountain's natural beauty.

had hidden potential—a site suitable for nurturing greatness. Between the valleys, there

auspicious site. Mist swirled through the air, and

environment here made it highly conducive for a serpent to undergo

tapped on the backpack. Once she was out of Martin's sight, she lowered her voice

into a dragon here once." "Once?" Wynter raised an eyebrow and wasn't convinced. But

village's water source. That would mean that the root of the problem was nearby. She would definitely be able to find a clue or two by the time they investigate. Hence, Wynter

finished surveying the layout and was preparing to descend the mountain, several villagers suddenly appeared,

Don't you know this area is off-limits?" the head of the group, Hamilton Clove, said sharply. His stern

paled. Bowing slightly, he offered a cigarette with a sheepish smile. "Granduncle Hamilton, I was wrong. I'll take them down the mountain

to start. You know what will happen if

Martin nodded fervently.

led his group, along with the offerings, toward the stream. Meanwhile, Martin wasted no time bringing Wynter