In the cemetery of Westunity City’s suburbs, L had bought a plot ofnd with the help of Flynn.


    The plot was empty, and the only thing he could do was erect a grave for Samantha.


    This ce was far from where Broken Pulse Sect was located, and he believed that even existences like Sullivan and Ernie wouldn’t dare to pursue him in the secr world.


    “Samantha, I’m sorry.” L stood in front of the grave with a solemn and sad expression. “I can’t repay what I owe you, except to someday wipe out Broken Pulse Sect and offer the head of its master, Ernie, as a sacrifice to you.”


    “Nora, kneel and kowtow to Samantha!” he ordered.


    As soon as he finished, Nora knelt down foolishly and mmed her head on the grave, her little face showing a very serious expression. “Samantha, Nora and Daddy will help you take revenge!”


    But then, the little girl’s mouth ttened and tears rolled down her big eyes as she cried. The sound of her wailing only added to the sadness of the scene.


    Fiona stood nearby, also looking sad and wiping her tears.


    Samantha’s death had cast a shadow over everyone present, along with nting deep hatred towards Broken Pulse Sect in their hearts.


    After much consideration, L decided not to inform Samantha’s family of her death yet, fearing that they wouldn’t be able to ept it at the moment.


    Besides, Samantha’s father was still suffering from leukemia.


    The most important thing was that Samantha had died because of him. L didn’t know how to face Samantha’s family.


    He only wished topensate them to the best of his abilities when he had the chance to go to the Duncan Residence.


    Only then would he find the appropriate time to tell them the news.


    Fortunately, Samantha had not returned home after joining Broken Pulse Sect for several years, and her family probably wouldn’t think too much of her absence.


    As for Broken Pulse Sect, they wouldn’t dare to do anything to Samantha’s family as an ancient sect.


    “Fiona, what are your ns?” After leaving Samantha’s graveyard, L asked her.


    “I don’t know, L,” Fiona said, nibbling on her lips. Her eyes were filled with confusion and hope as she looked at L.


    When he shook his head, she spoke again. “But if L doesn’t mind my weak strength, I’ll go wherever you go. I’ll listen to you, L.”


    L smiled and patted Fiona’s shoulder lightly. “Don’t worry, Fiona! No one in Sun Moon Sect will dare to bully you. It’s definitely stronger than Broken Pulse Sect.”


    “Okay,” Fiona nodded and yed with the jade pendant carved with a gluttonous pattern in her hand. The pendant used to belong to Ryan, and now it was back in her possession.


    After lunch, the four of them discussed and decided to visit Ednd first and then go to Sun Moon Isle.


    The ind, where a Spiritual Vein was located, was now a new territory for Sun Moon Sect and had been renamed Sun Moon Isle.


    At the same time, in the dark dungeon full of the stench of blood, Sullivan, Ernie, and several other core members of Broken Pulse Sect were standing there with gloomy faces. On the groundy four corpses.


    “He escaped! L actually escaped!”


    “Worthless, he’s really useless! He doesn’t deserve to live!”


    Ernie gnashed his teeth and cursed, and Sullivan’s face was equally ugly, especially since he discovered that his “Dragonlock Chain” had disappeared with L.


    Who would have thought that, with his limbs cut off and restrained by the Soul-Locking Chains, L could still escape? After killing two Nascent Soul-level experts, he had vanished!


    He had even taken one of Sullivan’s treasures.


    “What should we do now, Master?”


    One of Broken Pulse Sect’s elders asked in a low voice.


    Ernie frowned and was unsure how to deal with L since he was no longer a person of the ancient level, and Broken Pulse Sect couldn’t directly deal with him.


    Furthermore, going after his family would vite the rules of the Orderwarden.


    Most importantly, he didn’t know how to face Samantha’s family since she died because of him. He just wanted to find a chance topensate them, when he found that opportunity.


    Fortunately, Samantha hadn’t returned home since she joined Broken Pulse Sect, and her family probably wouldn’t worry about her too much.


    Furthermore, even though Broken Pulse Sect was an ancient sect, they wouldn’t dare to do anything to Samantha’s family.


    “Fiona, you definitely can’t go back to Broken Pulse Sect. If you’re willing, you can join Sun Moon Sect instead. That’s my sect, and this is Elder Sect Master Vinnie of Sun Moon Sect,” L stated wholeheartedly.N?velDrama.Org owns ? this.


    Upon hearing that, Fiona nodded without hesitation. “Okay, I’ll listen to L. As long as you don’t mind my poor strength, I’ll go wherever you go.”


    L smiled and patted her shoulder reassuringly. “‘Don’t worry, no one in Sun Moon Sect will dare to bully you. You’ll be stronger in Sun Moon Sect than in Broken Pulse Sect.”


    After lunch, they decided to visit Ednd and then go to Sun Moon Isle, now imed as a new territory by Sun Moon Sect due to its Spiritual Vein.


    On the other side of things, in the Reclusive Willis Family’s territory, a major figure had arrived and was personally greeted by the patriarch, Amos.


    The two families were rted, and Reclusive was a branch of Ancient Willis Family, so Amos, as the leader of Reclusive, held a humble attitude towards Maximus, the former leader of Ancient Willis Family.


    “Amos, do you know anything about the Willis family heirloom, the Dragon-Shaped Jade Pendant, being imed by someone?” Maximus asked, his face serious and stern.


    Amos bowed his head in respect and replied, “I’ve heard of it but didn’t have a chance to discuss this matter with our family yet. It’s my fault and mistake for not being diligent enough and notmunicating with our family in time.”


    Maximus, the new patriarch of Ancient Willis Family, had only recentlye to power after a sessful coup.


    Following the session ceremony, Ancient Willis Family had released a notice, so the Reclusive Willis Family got the news and prepared various gifts to congratte Maximus.


    However, what was unexpected was that Maximus hade in person.


    “Amos, do you know anything about the Willis family heirloom, the Dragon-Shaped Jade Pendant, being imed by someone?” Maximus asked in a serious tone.


    As soon as he heard this, Amos’s face changed a few times before he groveled on the ground. “I humbly ask for leniency from the family leader! I have heard of this, but I failed tomunicate with the family in time. It was my neglect that caused this mistake.”