Chapter 215: Another Death (Unreasonable
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How could soone die from falling off the second floor?! Moreover, it was deep autumn, and there was a thick layer of fallen leaves on the grass below. No matter what, that shouldn’t have caused a fatal fall!
Purple Sumrs stood by the window in disbelief, wondering if the man was pretending to be dead on purpose.
… No, playing dead wouldn’t benefit him. Maybe he was just knocked unconscious?
She hesitated by the window for a while, then put on a coat, went downstairs, and stepped outside.
Purple Sumrs circled around to the back of the house, and the man was still lying there, face down, showing no reaction.
She wanted to check his breath, so she turned him over forcefully.
There was blood on the man’s face, but she couldn’t tell where the wound was.
Unable to feel his breath, Purple Sumrs reached out to check his pulse and accidentally touched a pendant around his neck. A jade stone was revealed, suddenly emitting a burst of golden light!
Purple Sumrs felt a loud boom in her head!
A naless force slamd into every inch of her body, causing her to ache in every bone and sinew!
It felt like a colossal current passing through her body, her soul was directly struck and cast away—
It hurt, yet it wasn’t pain.
An indescribable experience.
When Purple Sumrs gradually ca to her senses and opened her eyes, she found herself lying lifelessly next to the man.
In an instant, she suddenly rembered Third Grandma Sumrs’ Buddha amulet.
It was also a sudden burst of golden light that hurt her eyes back then, but this ti the sensation was a hundred, even a thousand tis stronger!
Did this man happen to possess so sort of magical artifact?!
Still in shock, Purple Sumrs stared blankly at her own lifeless body, unable to accept that she had died again…
Her spirit floated in the air, surprisingly steady, unlike the previous ti when her spirit seed to scatter with every gust of wind on the river surface. The aura around her now was unexpectedly soothing.
However, she didn’t know how to return to her body.
The golden light made her wary, so she dared not approach.
At this mont, a shadow erged from a nearby bush, stumbling and rushing towards her.
When Purple Sumrs was a ghost, she couldn’t see the faces of living people clearly, so she guessed from the person’s attire that it was Laura Sumrs.
Laura approached and tremblingly checked the breath of the two of them, then suddenly withdrew her hands as if terribly frightened and hurriedly fled.
She fell several tis on the way, leaving her phone behind without bothering to pick it up.
Would she call the police?
Purple Sumrs silently wondered while looking again at her lifeless body on the ground.
She really died again…
It was absurd… If she had been killed due to her incompetence or careless behavior, she would have nothing to say. But to die just because of a suddenly appearing stone?!
She simply couldn’t accept it!
It felt as if the gods were playing tricks on her.
Just as Purple Sumrs was at a loss and baffled, her crow flew over, flapping its wings.
Purple Sumrs blinked in surprise.
Logically, she shouldn’t be able to see any living creature clearly, but Tiny the crow in front of her was exceptionally clear.
The ebony feathers, the sharp claws, the shiny, expressive eyes – all were crystal clear!
… Huh?
Purple Sumrs noticed an additional eye in the middle of Tiny’s forehead, the place where there should’ve been a tuft of white feathers.
She wondered if she was seeing things and focused on the crow’s third eye.
It definitely was an eye! Yet it seed slightly different…
As for how it was different…
How it was different…she gazed at it, becoming entranced. Suddenly, the crow’s cry rang out by her ear!
“Caw! —”
The harsh, sharp bird call was like a sharp sword, piercing through her brain!
Purple Sumrs felt an intense pain, she instinctively clutched her ears and sat up!
Ah!
She sat up?!
Purple Sumrs gasped for breath, breathing uncontrollably while her heart resud beating and blood once again flowed through her body—
She was alive again!
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