Chapter 532 Who Built The Wall


    Rufus'' POV:


    I was shocked to hear that witch''s namee from Geoffrey''s mouth.


    Indeed, my men had reported to me that they had found traces of Noreen at the border. Maybe


    Geoffrey had something to do with her sudden appearance.


    But why would Noreen tell Geoffrey about the curse? At the time, Geoffrey and I weren''t involved in


    each other''s business.


    The only possibility was that Noreen had approached him after I hade to the border.


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    "Where is Noreen now?" I stared into Geoffrey''s eyes unflinchingly and asked him.


    Not to be outdone, Geoffrey stared back at me steadily. After a few seconds of silence, he suddenly


    burst intoughter. "You look anxious, Prince Rufus. It seems to me that you care a lot about


    Noreen''s existence, so it''s true that you''re cursed! Such being the case, I''m curious why today is an


    exception."


    I grabbed his neck and growled impatiently, "Tell me where Noreen is."


    Geoffrey was forced to raise his head andugh like a broken ordion. He said in a hoarse voice,


    "The more you ask, the less I will tell you. If you insist on going against me, then I''m afraid you''re


    going to have to go down with me."


    I tried my best to restrain my impulse to kill him on the spot, blue veins standing out on my hands.


    "Do you really think that I won''t kill you?" "Try me. I''m in charge of the three packs here. As long as I


    give the order, reinforcements wille storming in from the other packs. The troops you brought


    are no match for me at all."


    As Geoffrey spoke, he winked at an injured subordinate nearby.


    The soldier immediately took out a signal re gun from his pocket and intended to fire it.


    "Damn it!" Harry rushed to the soldier and tried to grab the re gun from him, but it was toote. A


    violent sound shook the earth and bluish, purple smoke soared into the sky.


    Geoffrey chuckledcently. "Just wait. My men will be here soon."


    I took a deep breath and reluctantly let go of Geoffrey''s neck.


    Flora, on the other hand, was so angry that she picked up a stray brick from the ground and threw it


    at Geoffrey. "You bastard! You''re so annoying!"


    Geoffrey awkwardly dodged the flying brick and almost stumbled to the ground. Seeing him fumble,


    the crowd burst intoughter.


    This obviously angered him, but there was nothing he could do but wait for his reinforcements.


    I cast a cold nce at him whilst racking my brain toe up with a solution.


    The situation was getting worse. Once Geoffrey''s reinforcements came, the tables would turn in his


    favor.


    "Why are you so damn stubborn? Why do you cling to this wall of sin?" Warren asked with disdain.


    After hearing that, Geoffrey suddenly burst intoughter. With a mocking expression on his face, he


    looked around us one by one and asked, "You actually call it ''the wall of sin''? That''s hrious! Do


    you think I was the one who built this wall?" "Who else? Wasn''t this wall built to satisfy your


    ambitions?" Flora pursed her lips and looked at Geoffrey with disgust. "We have seen through your


    tricks. Drop the act. Nothing you say can offset what you''ve done. Although it was vampires who


    killed those werewolves, their blood is on your hands."


    "Yes, I might be guilty of that!" Geoffrey''s eyes turned red and he grew very agitated. "But it wasn''t


    just me. You should look more at the werewolves standing in front of you. I couldn''t have built this


    wall alone. It was built by all the werewolves here, and it took more than a hundred days and nights.


    You know nothing."