Under the heiress facade

Chapter 261

Bemard may have held back last time and easily subdued Hera, but this time was different.

Hera, now in full fight–or–flight mode, proved much stronger. Her relentless and deadly attacks didn’t allow him to hold back.

Bernard quickly realized that the harder he fought, the more powerful and faster Hera’s attacks became. She seemed to enter a state of relentless aggression that grew fiercer with each passing moment.

“This can’t go on. Such intense assault would eventually exhaust Hera’s body, potentially to the point of death,” Bernard thought.

He had to find a way to make her stop.

With their flashlights illuminating the fierce battle, Aaron, Nurhan, and Stephen watched in shock. They hadn’t witnessed such an exhilarating fight in ages. Bernard and Hera both displayed striking appearances and skills, making the fight more impressive than any movie stant. They were captivating to watch. Aaron even pulled out his phone to record the scene, planning to show it to his comrades once he was back at their base.

Aaron thought Bernard was already incredibly skilled, but seeing Hera match him blow for blow and grow fiercer with every strike was astonishing. Despite Hera’s abnormal state, her explosive power was undeniable. It was no wonder she had caught the attention of someone as discerning as Bernard. Together, they formed an unstoppable force. They were a duo not to be trifledwith.

As the three watched with rapt attention, Bernard’s attacks noticeably weakened.

this, Stephen asked, “Is Mr.

can never admit he’s tired,” Aaron

it

intention

had intentionally weakened his attacks and was even exposing his

and lunged at him. Then, Bernard kicked off a tree trunk, flipped over, and landed behind Hera. Unexpectedly, he delivered a

instantly halted.

ams. He held her tightly, only then noticing her burning fever and bitching limbs from exhaustion Bernard felt a pang of sorrow

the blood from her face, his eyes darkened

I was too late. I should have been there

the three spectators unsatisfied. They were almost

He was impressed by Bernard’s final flip, though the final

How could heb