Chapter 2248


    The vigers'' fear intensified instantly. The heavens would punish him? This is a serious matter!


    They pleaded, “Sir, you''re capable enough of helping us!”


    “Recently, I have the feeling that something''s amiss with our vige. Looks like I was right.”


    “Sir, even if you don''t sympathize with us, please consider helping our children.”


    “Sir, please take action. I''ll get down on my knees.”


    With that said, the vigers went on their knees before Cesar.


    Cesar pretended to give in and say, “All right. I''ll help you.”


    He paused before asking, “Recently, have you been seeing things? Such as wills-o''-the-wisp, or


    strangers floating around? You''ll also hear things or hallucinate out of nowhere.”


    Hearing that, the vigers grew agitated.


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    “Oh, that''s true. Sir, you''re really amazing! You got it all right!”


    “My child has been telling me that a young girl wearing a red dress is lingering around our door. I


    ignored him, but now that I think of it...”


    “Sir, I''ll be honest with you. My body has been convulsing uncontrobly or doing strange actions, and I


    have no control over myself. I thought it was an illness. Oh, dear. Sir, it is fortunate that you came in


    time.”


    “Sir, my ancestors have been appearing in my dreams and chiding me for being unfilial. Is that rted


    to what you said earlier?”


    “Sir, please help us.”


    Cesar gave a curt nod. “Do you know why mystifying incidents have been happening in your vige?”


    he inquired.


    The vigers shook their heads profusely. “Sir, please enlighten us. We''d like to know the reason.”


    Cesar revealed, “It''s simple. The heavens are unleashing its wrath on you, and those are signs that


    your vige will be wiped out soon.”


    What?


    The vigers jolted in fright.


    “The wrath of the heavens? Why would the heavens punish us for no reason?”


    “Sir, are you joking? We''ve never sinned! Why would the heavens punish us?”


    “That''s impossible. You must''ve gotten it wrong.”


    Cesar exined, “I''ve just checked earlier, and the results showed that the heavens are unleashing its


    wrath on you. The reason, though... Well, it''s all your fault.”


    An elderly man with a white beard stepped out. “Sir, I''m the vige chief, and my name is Don Smith.


    Please tell us what we did wrong to unleash the heavens'' wrath. I shall make sure the culprit gets the


    punishment he deserves!”


    Cesar said, “This is the entire vige''s responsibility. You were disloyal, unfaithful, and unfilial. That''s


    why the heavens decide to unleash its wrath on you.”


    “Sir, my ancastors hava baan appaaring in my draams and chiding ma for baing unfilial. Is that rtad


    to what you said aarliar?”


    “Sir, asa halp us.”


    Casar gava a curt nod. “Do you know why mystifying incidants hava baan happaning in your viga?”


    ha inquirad.


    Tha vigars shook thair haads profusaly. “Sir, asa anlightan us. Wa''d lika to know tha raason.”


    Casar ravad, “It''s sim. Tha haavans ara uashing its wrath on you, and thosa ara signs that


    your viga will ba wipad out soon.”


    What?


    Tha vigars joltad in fright.


    “Tha wrath of tha haavans? Why would tha haavans punish us for no raason?”


    “Sir, ara you joking? Wa''va navar sinnad! Why would tha haavans punish us?”


    “That''s impossi. You must''va gottan it wrong.”


    Casar axinad, “I''va just chackad aarliar, and tha rasults showad that tha haavans ara uashing its


    wrath on you. Tha raason, though... Wall, it''s all your fault.”


    An aldarly man with a whita baard stappad out. “Sir, I''m tha viga chiaf, and my nama is Don Smith.


    asa tall us what wa did wrong to uash tha haavans'' wrath. I shall maka sura tha culprit gats tha


    punishmant ha dasarvas!”


    Casar said, “This is tha antira viga''s rasponsibility. You wara disloyal, unfaithful, and unfilial. That''s


    why tha haavans dacida to uash its wrath on you.”


    Don''s brows snapped together. “Sir, have you gotten it wrong? I admit that there are a few unfilial


    young people in our vige, but they are the minority. But you imed that it''s the entire vige''s


    responsibility. Well...”


    “Yes, indeed. The whole vige needs to be held responsible. I don''t mean that you are unfilial to your


    living elders. You''ve been disloyal, unfaithful, and unfilial to your dead ancestors,” Cesar announced


    solemnly.


    Don was confused. “Our ancestors are dead. How could we treat them well? We visit their graves twice


    a month. Do they want us to visit them more frequently?”


    Cesar shook his head. “Of course not. Let me ask you a question. Someone has dug your ancestors''


    graves and taken their bones to infuse them in liquor. Why didn''t you stop the horrible act? In my


    opinion, the heavens'' punishment isn''t that serious. You deserve harsher punishment.”


    What?


    The vigers nched in horror.


    Someone dug our ancestors'' graves and took their bones to infuse them in liquor? Only beasts would


    do that!