All Chapters of The Heiress' Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call: Chapter 1811 - Chapter 1820

Aria stepped forward, her eyes dark. She said softly, "You said I shouldn't worry about you. But that's exactly the reason I entered this manifestation." Nobody else could hear what Aria said aside from Landon, who was standing beside her. After she finished speaking, he blinked very slowly. Pursing his lips, he seemed cold yet hesitant. Even the warmth in his eyes was gone, with no trace of any other emotion. He just stared at Philip, who was tied above the fire pile, as if observing what exactly made him worth entering a manifestation for. Before this, he had already guessed that she'd entered the manifestation. But no practitioner would be naive enough to enter a manifestation for someone else unless that person meant something extraordinary to her. Landon's eyes darkened. His fingers gripped the folded umbrella, his long sleeves hiding his movements. All others could see was his fingertips turning somewhat pale, maybe because it was too cold around them. From looks alon

In an instant, fierce winds filled with immense spectral aura whipped through Willowstead. These women, who once had nowhere to turn for help, were doing all they could to fight back now. Some of them had been abused and humiliated, some had been treated like nothing but tools from birth, and some never got a chance to stand up just because they were women. No arcane seeker had ever stood up for griefwraiths like them before, and Aria was the first. Hollowlight Sect was going to be famous now. There was no hiding what happened this time. Tobin, who wasn't scared of anything just moments ago, was now on his knees begging for mercy. The dark beings were running everywhere as they tried to get away. All that karma Hollowlight Sect had taken on for other people started getting paid back right then. Tobin thought no arcane seeker would dare mess with them because they had fortune from the heavens. But Aria had actually brought back those people he could have squashed like bugs when

Cassian stood by the huge window, looking out at the flickering city lights in the distance. The glass reflected his somewhat tired face. Even though he controlled his expression perfectly, it couldn't hide the worry in his eyes. It had been three days since Aria disappeared. It was shocking news to the Chamber of Commerce members. After all, it hadn't been that long since Aria took over the chamber again, and now she'd suddenly vanished. Fabien had been searching everywhere these past few days but still hadn't found a single clue. Plus, there was a lot going on with other chamber business. His secretary, Joren Coleman, knocked gently on the door. He asked, "Mr. Merrick, any news about Ms. Carver?" Cassian shook his head. "Not yet." Joren continued, "More than a dozen chamber members have arrived. You'll need to go see them." Cassian turned around and straightened his suit. "Alright, have them wait in the conference room." Because of Aria's disappearance, some chamber mem

After the manifestation in Willowstead was resolved, the female ghosts were finally free to reincarnate. As for the arcane seekers, they had to rely on teleportation manifestation to leave the place.Philip had somehow gotten injured. Blood seeped from his arm, as though something had bitten him. Aria considered the state of the real world. She couldn't predict what had happened during her absence, but one thing was certain—no one had died. The Sacrificial Offering Manifestation had not continued expanding. That, at least, was good news for mortals.Still, Aria couldn't help worrying about the Chamber of Commerce while she was away. She had just taken charge and still had many unresolved matters.But one thing had become clear during her time inside the manifestation—the mastermind behind it all was the head of the Suncrest Sect, Sylas.Sylas had orchestrated every manifestation Aria had stepped into. He had desecrated Yonah's body and turned the Wagner family against the Carver

The crow sighed, uncertain if the situation was for the better or worse. As the embodiment of the Divine Laws, Landon was not supposed to harbor selfish thoughts. However, had Landon not developed such thoughts, Chaos and the Cerulean Dragon would have been doomed. They would have perished in the purge, just as the heavens and the people had wished—and the crow along with them.Although it was also a primordial beast, the crow's reputation had been marred by rumors and suspicion. People no longer saw it as sacred, but as a harbinger of misfortune.Landon had saved the crow out of selfishness—a selfishness that had only taken root after Aria rescued him in the mountains.That time, Landon did many things he normally wouldn't. He took on bad karma, and more troublingly, he developed emotions—selfishness and love.For the embodiment of the Divine Laws, falling in love was not good news. Yet Landon, ever righteous, chose to bear the karma rather than violate his duty.With each ac