Chapter 161
Author: BOSSSESamaaaa
last update2026-03-17 03:19:15
The ropes came loose one by one under Lein's fingers, cut through with spiritual energy, each movement quick and careful. Milady and Lily couldn't stand right away, their bodies having been tied for too long and needing time to return to normal.

Lein supported his mother first, one hand at her shoulder, helping her find her balance. Then Lily beside her.

He didn't speak right away.

His hand moved to his mother's wrist, his fingers finding her pulse point, and spiritual energy flowed out fr
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