Spoiled by Eight Uncles

Chapter 312 Evil Things

Lilly was puzzled, not understanding the concept of stealing luck from the country, while Josh was taken aback, hearing for the first time that national luck could be stolen.

“Who are they?” Josh asked.

Pablo glanced at Josh and replied, “You’re still young, there are certain things you don’t need to know. It’s not good for you.”

Lilly pouted and complained, “Always saying that children shouldn’t know anything. How can we know if adults don’t tell us?”

As she spoke, she took a sip of water, showing her frustration.

Pablo couldn’t help but chuckle and playfully poked her cheek. However, his action caused Lilly to spit out. a mouthful of water in surprise.

She quickly covered her mouth and stared at Pablo displeased.

Master is so mean!

Pablo chuckled and replied, “It’s for your good,”

She could not help but feel a mix of emotions, knowing that there were some things he could not shield. her from as someone from the underworld.

Pablo, sensing the need to be cautious with his words, was hesitant to reveal too much to Lilly, fearing that she might put herself in danger.

Josh tried a different approach and asked, “Are they strong?”

Pablo sneered and replied, “To some extent, yes. They possess considerable power and even instill fear. within their own ranks. Some members of their local underworld group are envious of them.”

“But in terms of ancestry, we are their ancestors,” Pablo remarked.

“Their sorcery originates from the Yin–Yang theory of Dudroinia. During the Spring and Autumn Periods, the Yin–Yang theory and Cosmic Theory gained recognition as orthodox concepts and eventually formed a school. It became known as the Yin–Yang School in history.”

Josh was surprised and exclaimed, “Onmyoji? Isn’t that from a neighboring country?”

Pablo calmly explained, “When it comes to Onmyoji, many young people, especially the new generation in our country, tend to associate it with the neighboring country, Cortondo. However, its true origins can be traced back to Dudroinia,”

He continued, “During the Spring and Autumn Period, the Yin–Yang School, an orthodox school, was introduced to Cortondo. There, it merged with their own cultural beliefs, such as the Cosmic Theory and Yin–Yang Theory. Over time, two distinct schools emerged, one focused on positive practices and the other on dark arts,”

“Our ancestors believed that the principles of yin and yang emphasize the distinction between right and wrong, and the clear differentiation between black and white,” Pablo explained. “They believed that these abilities, such as divination and astrology, should be used for the benefit of humanity and to bring positivity to the world. However, the cult that emerged from these teachings held a different belief.

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means necessary. They saw everything as a tool to be used, disregarding distinctions between good and

the lines between right and wrong, and

the luck of the country, but in

subject. “Anyway, if you ever encounter them, be cautious and stay on guard, alright?”

Lilly nodded.

numerous questions, eventually, he asked, “Will we still encounter them? If they are so evil and dangerous, should we continue pursuing the doll? If we don’t pursue it, will they keep causing harm? Will they kill someone?

expression twitched, and with a swift motion, he took out a talisman and

Josh was puzzled.

to speak when I want

lips, “Eat first,”

asked, “What do you want to

want to

the responsible guardian, promptly refused,

at the menu and asked, “All of

something as she noticed everything on the

spicy food!

the menu and ordered

Drake was speechless.

asked, “Are you sure? These are very

of the food she had eaten before, and

just a little bit

and responded coldly, “If you

it,”

food,

Josh’s fingertips paused.

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closed the menu and

and also a serving of spicy chicken.” he instructed.

the mention of spicy

“Can you handle it?”

chest. “Don’t

took out the cutlery and put it in

them were enjoying their meal, on

conducted tests on the doll’s shoe using various channels. As

made of

slipped from her hand, fluttering to the

hugged her head, “I can’t be

her mind, reminding