All Chapters of The Heiress' Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call: Chapter 2231 - Chapter 2233

The sinister energy that hurt Aria felt completely different from the way Sam experienced it. It flowed over his skin like a gentle stream. Instead of draining his life force, it was effortlessly absorbed into his body. A nearly invisible dark-gold glow surrounded him. Power surged from deep within, neutralizing the devouring force of the Soul-Locking Evil Manifestation and transforming its unholy energy and the spirits' resentments into nourishment for himself.Sam spun in a circle curiously. The decaying leaves beneath his feet crackled as they froze from the unholy energy, yet he felt completely at ease, as if soaking in warm water. He grabbed a strand of thick green-gray mist and sniffed it. His face lit up with delight as he murmured, "This feels so nice. It's way more fun than anywhere I've been before."The more violently the manifestation pulled and the thicker the mist wrapped around him, the more excited Sam became. He skipped through the fog, swatting at strands of u

As Nunzio crossed the turbulent Slaining Demon River, every demon and spirit along the way shrank back into their nests. Sensing his millennia-old demonic power and the malice radiating from him, they didn't dare make a sound. Exhaustion mounted with every step. Nunzio felt darkness creeping at the edges of his vision, and his soul root throbbed with sharp, tearing pain. It was an unmistakable sign of the severe injury inflicted by Aria.He clenched his teeth, pressing the tip of his tongue against them. The metallic-sweet taste of blood filled his mouth. Sylas' warning echoed relentlessly in his mind. "If you can't succeed, withdraw immediately. Never linger in battle. Never put yourself in danger. Come to me. I will handle everything else."Only by reaching the place Sylas had specified could he finally lower his defenses and begin healing his fatal internal injuries.Nunzio ran for some time before finally reaching a mist-shrouded mountaintop. A secluded courtyard lay nestl