The Lady Nun Vows Revenge by Caroline Rowland

347.Chapter 347

Benedict’s eyes were filled with fear and desperation, tinged with a faint glimmer of hope. But this time, Eliza didn’t look back, not even once. Her figure finally vanished at the end of the long, stone corridor.

“Eliza!” Benedict’s eyes lit up when he saw her disappear. Tears streamed down his face, his voice trembling as he whispered, “Don’t leave me behind.”

After leaving the Imperial Palace, Eliza suddenly stopped and tilted her head to gaze at the sky. It took her a while to compose herself before she turned to Tina, accompanying her all this time in silence.

Eliza forced a smile. “I’m fine now, Tina. Don’t worry about me.”

Tina studied the strained smile on Eliza’s face, hesitated, but then spoke firmly, “Don’t let it get to you, Eliza. No matter what happens, I’ll always be here for you. No matter what you do, I’ll believe in you.”

Eliza froze before realizing Tina was referring to the words she had said to Benedict earlier. A genuine smile broke through, far less forced than before. “Alright, I believe you. Thank you, Tina.”

Moments later, Eliza returned to her carriage. As she stepped inside, she released her spiders, their tiny legs clicking as they combed through every shadowy corner of the carriage. Sure enough, they uncovered a pile of cursed insects.

Eliza disposed of the cursed insects with disdain, choosing not to feed them to her spiders.

parasites. It would be a disaster if her spiders consumed

cautious. There was no need to reveal her trump card right away. Perhaps the enemy was merely testing

it turned out, Eliza’s instincts were spot

In Sophie’s courtyard.

in black with his face concealed appeared. He stood by the fishpond. One hand held a fish food container, while the other occasionally pinched a few pellets to scatter into the

him, two similarly dressed figures stood, reporting

it to the king. It was intercepted halfway. Even the deep- cover agents we planted were exposed and executed on the

leader, still focused on feeding the fish, asked calmly, “What about the

them up in

the pond.

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the sorceress out of there? If they convict her, she could be

of Justice, that could only mean he lacked solid evidence. He can’t convict the sorceress or her pawns. At most,

leader shifted his focus. “What about the

feedback from the parasites we planted. I think she has discovered

feedback?” This result elicited a reaction from the