CHAPTER 232~3RD PERSON’S POV~Siege continued to launch rapid attacks at Derren and Steven, hoping to land a good hit on them, but all his efforts were to no avail. It had been over an hour, and his arms were starting to grow weak—fatigue had started to set in. The drug that gave him his werewolf abilities started to wear off, and he could no longer put the same amount of strength into his attacks as he used to. Derren and Steven, on the other hand, looked like they could keep this up until daybreak—they hadn't even broken a drop of sweat. They were still in an isolated and dark area in a corner of the amusement park. They had already made so much noise that they were sure security would come after them soon. Steven landed on the ground, and Derren landed lightly on a dumpster.Seige stared at them, breathing heavily, his eyes half closed. His snout, fangs, and claws had grown a lot shorter than before, and his eyes glitched between their normal color and bright red. “It looks like

CHAPTER 234~3RD PERSON’S POV~“So, how has your stay on earth been, Lunaris?” Mary asked. She and the others were now in a small living room inside Steven’s mansion. The room was lit up by numerous candles standing on a large chandelier hanging at its center and a few other candles on the walls. There were multiple doorways in the room that led to other larger areas of the mansion. Only four long couches, a coat rack, and a glass table that stood inside a square created by the couches were in this room. Mary and Herculia sat on one couch, and Edith, Nicole, and Lunaris sat on the remaining three. Even in the dimly lit room, Lunaris's dress glittered beautifully, like it had diamond particles sprinkled all over it. “My stay on earth has been quite an experience. Being a mortal has been a bit difficult, but I'm slowly adjusting. Cleaning, lifting heavy objects, some more cleaning, and even eating—it’s all been really fun,” Lunaris replied.“Wow, it seems you're really sticking to thi

CHAPTER 236~3RD PERSON’S POV~“Here. This is where the bell sounds the loudest when it rings. This is the best place to begin our search,” Clarabelle said with a soft smile on her face. She stopped walking and rested her fists on both sides of her waist. She, Nicole, and Mary had arrived in a large hall in the Mortimer mansion. The hall had no windows but had multiple chandeliers hanging from its ceiling, acting as its source of light. The hall was designed with black and brown flower paintings that spread on the floor and up its walls. Over 20 different passages were connected to this one hall, and those passages were also connected at different parts of the building, forming a maze-like structure. Maids, who had lived in the mansion for very long, knew their way through every passage, but new maids needed to at least have a map or a guide during their first month of working in the mansion.“This mansion is even larger than I thought. How are we supposed to know which passage the b

CHAPTER 238~3RD PERSON'S POV~Nicole and Clarabelle finally arrived at the room where they held the meeting with Lunaris. They had been running for a couple of minutes and were now very tired. Nicole looked around the room and only found Herculia and Edith staring at the two of them. “What?! Where's Lunaris?” Nicole asked in shock.“She said her business with us was done for now, and she has somewhere else to be trapped in. I'm not sure what that means, but she left afterwards and hasn't returned since,” Herculia replied.“What happened? Where's Mary?” Edith asked, getting up from the couch.“Mary fell down a shaft somewhere in the mansion while we were trying to find Melody. I tried to teleport her back to us, but I can't seem to reach her at all. I can't feel her presence in this world anymore. It's like she's completely vanished!” Nicole answered with a worried expression on her face.“Oh my! Take me to the shaft she fell through!” Edith exclaimed.****“You can't do this! You’v

CHAPTER 240~3RD PERSON'S POV~“Yuna Teragon?” Cortana asked, folding her arms across her chest. She turned to the wooden floor, staring at her shadow. Her brows furrowed as a look of annoyance grew on her face.“What is it?” Mary asked.“It seems to me like you've heard that name before,” Nicole said with a calm tone, focusing her attention on Cortana's face. She could tell from her looks that Cortana had probably heard of or even met the Immortal before. "Yes, I have, so many times, so many painful times. As children of the Teragon family, we were told stories of the traitor called Yuna Teragon, who abandoned her entire family so she could be with another man—her sick husband, her starving children—she left everything behind because she found someone who would take her out of poverty. I hate her, and I hate it when her name is mentioned,” Cortana replied, her teeth and fists clenched tightly in anger.“But if you've never met her before, why do you hate her so much?” Marie asked.“