Chapter 25 Blood on the Floor
Author: Tynx14
last update2026-09-09 20:36:24

Aris looked over his new student—the one he'd chosen… or forced into becoming his disciple, depending on who was telling the story. If Jasper were the one telling it, he'd calmly explain that he'd been backed into a corner.

Aris was a Spiritual Master Phase expert, while Jasper was barely in the Mortal Phase. What kind of choice was that?

But there was one thing Aris didn't know. Jasper was no pushover. In his previous life, he'd been a rising actor in Hollywood. Even before the false murder a
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