Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
Alia sighed. She was still not strong enough. Her master had said that a truly powerful person could even pierce through the sky. Just like the King of Hell, they could see through the fate of everyone in the world with a blink of an eye. There was nowhere to hide. She had to beco as powerful as the King of Hell!
The moon was dark and the wind was strong.
Alia changed into black clothes and stuck her head out like the assassin on television. This ti, she definitely could not be caught by her grandmother! She quietly went to William’s room, gently pushed open the door, and walked to his bed.
“Brother…” Alia whispered into William’s ear.
William tossed and turned and finally fell asleep. Just as he was in a daze, he suddenly felt a cold wind beside his ear. In his dream, a female ghost crawled onto his bed and whispered into his ear, “Brother…”
William imdiately woke up! He reflexively jumped to the side and looked at the black shadow by the bed in horror!
“F*ck!” William was so frightened that he cursed! He had just woken up and could not see the dark environnt clearly at all. He saw a pair of sparkling eyes. It was terrifying!
Alia rushed forward, climbed onto the bed, and covered William’s mouth. William struggled. “Ahhh, don’t co over! Sister, help!”
Alia was exasperated. “Brother William! I’m Mia! It’s ! I’m your most most most richest sister!”
William was speechless. He closed his mouth in shock and swallowed. “You… What are you doing here in the middle of the night…”
Alia whispered, “Shh… Let’s sneak out and find Eldest Aunt.”
William: She wanted to sneak away again? Why couldn’t she leave openly?
William recalled the scene of his Grandma hitting Alex with her bare hands and swallowed this question. He lowered his voice and said, “Okay.” He got up and prepared to change into a black T-shirt. He bent down like Alia and went out. In the end, a black shadow appeared at the door.
William and Alia were so frightened that they almost scread!
The dark figure at the door spoke. “Where are you going?” It was Lucas’s voice. He was wearing gray loungewear and frowned. “Rember to call first next ti.”
Alia said blankly, “Okay, Brother Lucas.”
William had the sa expression. “No problem, Big Brother.” His brother actually wanted to sneak away with them! How rare!
Lucas adjusted the high-tech watch on his wrist and said coldly with an indiscernible arrogance, “You’re too stupid. I’m afraid you’ll be kidnapped by a stupid woman again.” Where would he find him then? With his brother’s IQ, it was better not to go out on his own, in case they had to look for him in the end.
William:
It had to be said that seven or eight-year-old children were at their most daring. Children at this age did not have any sense of crisis and were extrely bold. They dared to cross mountains alone and play dozens of kiloters away. They also dared to play with strangers and let adults search the world for them. There were too many news reports of this kind.
William, Lucas, and Alia sneaked out of the main building and went to find the wolfdog and Guard.
William said nervously, “Sister, why are you bringing dogs?”
Alia was very professional. “It’s like this in television dramas.” Doggies could find people. She was a child who had done her howork!
William was speechless. The three of them went to the forest in the backyard. It was impossible to climb the wall. The wall was too high for them to climb over, so they chose to crawl through the dog hole.
Alia said, “I’ll climb first.”
William pulled her back. “No, what if there’s a snake in the dog hole? My brother will climb first.”
Lucas:Speechless, he lay down. He crawled into the dog hole in an inelegant manner. He was worlds apart from the little gentleman who had been quietly reading.
Alia followed in the middle. William brought up the rear. Halfway up, he unintentionally thought of the female ghost he had just dread of. He had the feeling that a ghost was crawling behind him. For a mont, he crawled faster, then bumped into Alia’s butt.
Alia fell on her face. “Ouch…”
Lucas imdiately pulled Alia up and hugged her. “Are you okay?” He rembered her crying in the afternoon and asking if her front teeth had fallen out.
Alia spat out the grass in her mouth. “I’m fine. I still have my front teeth!”
Lucas:
Alex sat on the wall and watched as the three troubleso children crawled out of the dog hole like heroes in television dramas.
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