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CHAPTER 90: Trick
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2024-10-29 19:42:56Stabbed in the neck – did she hear Khailis correctly? Langrion had been stabbed in the neck?
Could it be?... Could it be that she had ended up stabbing him for real?
“Let me see him...” Shia couldn’t stop the tears that fell down from her eyes like rainwater. “I need to see him, Khailis... Please...”
“Sure, sure... I’ll arrange for that, but not now. You must rest. Your body is still too weak...” The worried look on Khailis’ face worsened when she saw her cry.
“No, I must see him now... I need to see him, please...”
Khailis bit her lips. She seemed to understand her struggle perfectly, but then again, she could see how Shia couldn’t even manage to sit herself straight. How would see react if she saw Langrey’s condition?
“Alright, wait here... I’m calling them. Wait for me here.”
Khailis got up from her side and exited the room. Shia slumped back into bed, her breathing far too laborious.
How can Langrion suffer a wound
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