True Tycoon Her Empire, Her Rules

Chapter 192

Winnie caught the cameraman’s attention with a curious glance, prompting him to deftly swing his camera in the direction she was looking.

Whoa, did y’all see the way Winnie was looking at that guy? He’s sketchy”

“That must be one of the Mandrake Guardians, right? Don’t ask me how I know.”

1 guess this would be an easy one again, it’s just all so easy for Winnie.

The viewers tuned into her livestream eagerly awaited her revelation.

Even if a few trolls tried to stir trouble in the chat, they were quickly drowned out by a wave of supportive comments.

Candace, always attentive, followed Winnie’s gaze and inquired softly, “Winnie, did you spot something odd? Does he have something on him?”

At that moment, Laird, the Mandrake Guardian, felt a surge of anxiety

The village chief had mentioned that the crew of “Ghostly Guidance included some real–deal experts, but Laird always doubted the authenticity of these shows. Especially when looking at two delicate–looking young women who didn’t seem to have the air of seasoned professionals.

However, when the younger of the two glanced his way, Laird felt an inexplicable

pressure

His anxiety peaked when he heard the other girl ask if he was carrying something strange. Fortunately, Winnie just gave him a quick once–over and announced with confidence, “Relax, there’s nothing on you. And no sign of the God of Nature either”

Laird’s family initially breathed a sigh of relief at her reassurance, but their feelings were mixed when she mentioned the absence of the God of Nature Living in the shadow of the great mountains, they held a mix of hope and reverence for such entities.

offer sacrifices to the mountains during festivals as a token of gratitude for nature’s bounty. This ritual was believed to ensure

at the mountain’s base, some wondered

disturbances continued unabated, leaving the villagers

you have any idea what’s going on here?” Laird couldn’t contain his curiosity but

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but Winnie remained unfazed. Noticing the Laird family’s keen interest, she replied, “I do sense something unusual, but I can’t pinpoint it without

the mystery wouldn’t happen instantly. Despite some disappointment, the family extended their

also impressed by the two

didn’t matter if they couldn’t solve the village’s problems. Good hospitality might lead to their plight being broadcasted, attracting

show provided a generous stipend to each family hosting the guests, and for that alone, the Lairds wouldn’t dream of neglecting

Winnie casually inquired about the recent

ruined overnight. Personal belongings left outside tend to get damaged. Just last year, our second

recounted the village’s troubles over the past six months

woke up at the foot of the mountain. He was lucky it was summer, in winter, he’d have frozen by the

were all mysteriously pulled out. We’ve suffered significant losses over the last six months. Anyone in charge of harvesting comes back with some mishap: falls, collisions with

what can we

drag on his cigarette, appearing to exhale not just smoke but the

troubles. They could tolerate the pranks and property damage, but after half a year of

the old man’s story, offered some comforting words,

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sounds like the God of Nature is upset at them,” Candace mused, though the mystic details were lost on her. “But Winnie, you said it’s not the God of Nature, so what is it? If it can wreak havoc both in the village and mountains, could it be dangerous? Can we even