The Wolf’s Bride by Coffee’s Tea

Chapter 771

There was a resolute tone in Noir’s voice. “You’d better find a solution quickly. If anything happens to the Wolf King, I’ll kill you first!”

Andrius was just about to reprimand him when Conrad stepped forward to snatch the gun away, saying softly, “Calm down. There must be a way to resolve this.”

Then, he looked at Bradley and said, “Bradley, didn’t you say that everything in this world has an antithesis? That includes insects, right?”

Bradley smiled wryly. “First War God, the Spirit–Devouring Insect does indeed have a weakness, but based on my knowledge, I’m genuinely helpless against it.

“However, deep within the cordillera of Murrfield is a temple. It’s a sanctuary for the people of Murrfield

“According to legends, each heir of the temple is a chosen one in the realm of the insect arts and surpasses the rest of us in their mastery.

“If you can find this person, perhaps there’s still hope.”

Everyone in the room sighed in relief.

“In that case, let’s go to Murrfield now, Andy. I’ll definitely find the heir of that temple even if I have to look under every stone!” Noir said anxiously.

He was worried about Andrius. Now that they finally had somewhat good news, he naturally would not let it slip away.

borders for a long time and are unfamiliar with the customs and geography of the Southern Wilds. I’ll accompany you.”

did not decline and

the cordillera

Bad news!

his face filled with

Noir asked in a low voice.

he said, “During the celebration banquet, the emperor executed all the Lycantroops officers who attended, charging them

was like a bolt

Crack!

the blink of an eye, countless cracks spread across the board, then it shattered with a

shook violently, his eyelids twitching

“Pfft-”

mouthful of blood sprayed out, landing on the ground in a shocking

out

They were dead.

battles for Florence,

the

souls to be buried within green hills, but these loyal souls had been defiled by

Andrius was furious!

consumed him.

moment, all he saw was red. Blood even trickled from the corners of his