Spoiled by Eight Uncles

Chapter 363 Stupid Talking Bird

Lilly’s face filled with surprise. Gracie just appeared and disappeared just like that. Hmm, that’s strange… Lilly thought to herself. Has Gracie recovered from her injuries already? Lilly had all of these questions, but she could not ask them since Grace was already long gone. Lilly shook her head. The original heaviness that she had carried with her had finally evaporated and she was back to being her usual cheerful self.

“Zac, are you afraid of staying here on your own tonight?” Lilly asked.

“Me? Scared?” Zachary answered immediately, as if it was such a ridiculous notion.

Lilly’s father nodded his head in relief. “That’s great to hear! We’ll head back home then!”

Zachary stared blankly as Lilly and Josh ran out for moment and returned with Old Mrs. Crawford in tow, chattering non-stop.

“Would you guys quieten down for a little while? Let me just sign off on this agreement, then we can go home,” the old woman pleaded with the children.

“Mhmm, I want to sign too!” Lilly chirped.

“What are you going to sign, Lilly?” Old Mrs. Crawford chuckled.

Lilly stretched out her little palm and pretended to write something on it. “I hereby agree to cut Zac’s head open!” she proclaimed with a toothy grin.

Josh let out a gentle laugh, while the old woman chuckled as she shook her head helplessly. Zachary glanced at his older brother, Drake, who sat quietly in the ward. He wondered why Drake even bothered to come here considering he had been reading a book all this time and had not said a single word so far. It was then Zac realized that Drake was there to accompany him so he would not feel so lonely. Zac could not help but feel slightly touched at his older brother’s gesture.

“Are you back to normal yet?” Drake asked without lifting his head from his book. Truthfully, he had not seen anyone who could blank out for two whole days.

In truth, after returning from Bedlam, Zachary kept replaying the scene of Lilly fighting and capturing spirits in his head. He had even mentally devised a scoring system for her various abilities.

For example, the Spirit Compass had a defense value of 1000 points, since it could detect spirits in advance, and a damage value of 282 points. The purple sledgehammer had both a defense and damage value of 1000 points, since offense was the best defense The spirit containment net had a defense value of 800 points and an estimated damage value of 900 points. Lilly was still lacking in a few areas, such as the ability to purify and avoid injury…

A display panel formed in Zachary’s brain with Lilly’s complete data:

Name: Lilly

only reachable when

Occupation: Practitioner?

500/1000 temporarily decreased after capturing

limbs

1/3

spirit net, spirit compass, ghost recovery

she had yet to miss

Creature: A Master

Recovery:……

Stealth:

her speed

himself.

recover nowadays. Perhaps Lilly was right, and they needed to cut Zachary’s head open to remove the blood clot in his brain, or he might still

flatly as he

he

her. Jack took over from them, and

pang of anxiety as he watched Lilly leaving and recalled what she said about agreeing to

lady dressed in a grey top and navy-blue pants appeared in the hospital corridor. She walked slowly with a hunched back and would occasionally stop to speak to family members of other patients. She had kind eyes and a friendly face that made others feel at ease. Finally, she stopped outside Zachary’s ward and smiled

ignored the old lady, not even bothering to say a word. Instead, Jack got up from his seat and approached the lady. “Excuse me, madam. Can

“My grandson was warded in this hospital too. I was feeling a little bored, so I took a walk,” she explained as she glanced around Zachary’s ward. “Oh, my! Is it just you. accompanying him? What if you fall asleep and something happens

door after explaining that Zachary needs to rest. The old lady stood outside

Bellflower immediately pranced toward her. The cat meowed incessantly, as if someone had bullied her. Lilly picked her up in her arms.

asked.

looked at Lilly with big, round eyes. Master, you won’t believe me! I was bullied by a bird! A

meows.

Margaret to make her something,” Old Mrs. Crawford said, but the