The Wolf’s Bride by Coffee’s Tea

Chapter 822

Noir’s body shook, and his gaze when he looked at Halle became complex.

Andrius‘ life or death was naturally of immense importance to him. He once again fell into silence after hearing Halle’s words.

“That’s right.” Halle looked at Noir again. It seemed like she was not just talking to him but also to herself. “Andrius isn’t dead. He’s still alive!

“In fact, when I first started investigating this matter, I was afraid.

“However, when I thought that what I was doing was something that Andrius would spare no effort to do as well, and it was something he considered his duty… I gained strength and hope.

“I was no longer alone. Lwasn’t walking this path by myself!” At that point, Halle’s eyes filled with tears.

“It was as if Andrius was still hiding in the shadows, quietly watching our actions. When we’re in danger, he’ll step forward to reverse the situation and make everything right again!”

Noir stammered for a moment, not knowing what to say.

Could Andrius really still be alive?

Was he really watching everything from the shadows?

did not know.

it was fake, he wished

was real, then

long breath and

“Phew…”

He succeeded!

he had used his powerful inner energy to force out and ruthlessly

troubled him for days had finally been

progress with the inner energy in his body. Now, it had reached a level where it

“Congratulations, congratulations.”

”

that you would be able to condense your iriner energy to this level and expel the insect in just a few days. It shows that you have extraordinary talent.”

not pay much attention to the praise, and asked, “Elder Price, can

“Wait a moment.”

and Otto took out a small booklet and flute from somewhere, handing them to Andrius. The title of the booklet was written clearly on the cover: “The Art of Controlling Insects” The flute looked ancient with incredible history, but it was also exquisite and delicate. It was clearly

items.” Otto handed the items to Andrius and

However, he could tell

20 years ago, there was an

in the field of insects and was undoubtedly the number one person in this field for decades. Unfortunately…