Chapter 2538

Wilbur looked down at the ropes that bound him and smiled slightly. Actually, he could easily break free, but he knew he needed to play along with the villagers to resolve the tension in the village. He decided to continue the act of asking for rain.

Suddenly, he heard desperate cries of children coming from the village square while he was thinking. The noise was unusual, so he quickly broke free from the ropes and rushed out of the room.

When Wilbur reached the village square, he saw a raging fire burning in the center. Amid the flames, he could hear children crying, but after a short while, their cries fell silent.

The villagers all turned around to look at Wilbur because they heard his footsteps. They looked shocked the moment they saw him.

A sobbing woman ran over and knelt before Wilbur. She sobbed and said, "Sir… Sir, please. Please seek justice for the madams."

The madams were the mothers of the boy and the girl. They were also the woman who sent food to Wilbur during