Chapter 18
Author: Tina Maxxy
last update2026-10-25 06:24:59

“They said you're Level 200! Please, my Lord! You're the only person we've found who might be powerful enough to save them!”

“No, no! I'm not helping anyone!” Marcus blurted out.

He didn't have that kind of power!

The woman immediately started crying harder. Marcus looked toward Seraphine and Vyrella, hoping one of them would support him.

“We're on a very important mission,” he said, making a small gesture toward them.

Say something. Anything!

“Oh, Lucien.” Seraphine smiled. “Surely you a
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