Cherished By Seven Sisters

Chapter 712 The Talent Of Yelena

He was filled with frustration.

He really wanted to drag that old perverted mater of his and give him a good beating before interrogating him on where the latter got those seven sisters for himself, each one more outrageous in ability than the last.

Setting aside his sisters‘ exceptional cultivation talents, which were simply unparalleled, it was actually unbelievable that Caylie had the Azure Flame Cauldron sealed inside her elixir field. This was something that Emrys could never have imagined before.

And now, Yelena was surprisingly able to sense the presence of ghosts.

You should know that even Emrys couldn’t detect the aura of the ghost clan. Even his all–powerful True Sight was of no use against. them.

Had it not been for Yelena persistently expressing that something was amiss just now, Emrys would likely have never discovered that a ghost was concealed within the unfamiliar man.

The main point was that this ghost had the ability to suppress its

aura.

Its plan was to slip away unnoticed while Emrys was distracted, unlike the previous two who had revealed themselves before their host had even died.

Presumably, the ghost also sensed it. Even if its power was

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it was no match for Emrys still.

it could always find a new

anticipated that Yelena could actually

presence.

on the ground. She asked anxiously,

come back to haunt them.

spirit, it would have been easier to deal with. Unfortunately, it was not a spirit, but a race beyond our understanding–the

“The ghost clan?”

look of confusion crossed Ninette’s

“You don’t need to understand so much for now, just think of

couldn’t clarify what the origin of the ghost clan was. All he knew was

where Mount Jacaster was located,

that old pervert a question, he would just laugh it off. Out

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also quite feeling at a loss as to what to

shoulders and said, “See, I told you it was a

for a moment, then nodded.

far, they were indeed enemies of mankind. They used humans as hosts, manipulating their consciousness, and were