Villain MMORPG: Almighty Devil Emperor and His Seven Demonic Wives

Chapter 568 Ghostly Affairs

?Villain Ch 568. Ghostly Affairs

The group continued their eerie journey through the emperor’s tomb, following the ghostly breadcrumbs left by Mei Ling. The spectral figure, whether in the form of a woman or ethereal whips, guided them with otherworldly grace, pointing the way forward. The occasional bloodstains in the shape of a palm served as a macabre yet effective trail marker, confirming their path through the labyrinthine corridors.

As they moved deeper into the dungeon, the ambiance shifted, and the surroundings seemed to pulse with a quiet energy. The air became heavy, charged with the residual emotions of the trapped concubine.

Their journey took an unexpected turn when they stumbled upon a delicate bracelet lying in the middle of the corridor. Its intricate design hinted at an imperial origin, now tainted with a faint trace of blood. The group halted, exchanging puzzled looks as they pondered the significance of this newfound artifact. 𝒊𝓫𝙧𝙚𝒂𝙙.𝒄𝓸𝒎

Bella broke the silence. “What’s with the bracelet? Is this another clue from our ghostly guide?”

Alice went down to examine the bracelet. “It could be. Maybe it belonged to Mei Ling. The blood suggests a connection to her tragic fate.”

Jane added, “Perhaps it marks a significant event or a key location. We should keep an eye out for any changes in the surroundings.”

Curiously, he crouched. Allen’s fingertips brushed against the delicate bracelet. Soon, a haunting melody of sorrow echoed through the corridor. The sobbing cadence intertwined with Mei Ling’s words as she expressed the profound betrayal that had shattered her world.

“I don’t understand,” Mei Ling’s voice quivered. “Why did you drug me, Lian Feng? Hand me over to the royal soldiers?” The anguish in her tone was palpable, a poignant reflection of her shattered trust.

Her lament continued, questioning the motives behind Lian Feng’s actions. “Why don’t you want to see me anymore?” The despair lingered, aching with the weight of unanswered questions.

Mei Ling’s voice wavered, carrying the weight of her heartbreak. “They now want me to accompany the emperor to his grave. Are you happy now?” The bitterness seeped through her words as she confronted the betrayal of a love she once held dear.

As the spectral echoes faded, the corridor remained silent, the emotional residue of Mei Ling’s tale lingering in the air. The group exchanged somber glances, grappling with the tragic narrative that unfolded through the ghostly apparition’s lament.

Shea’s compassionate voice cut through the heavy silence, “Betrayal must have hurt her deeply. To be deceived by someone you trust is… painful.” Her eyes conveyed both empathy and sadness, understanding the profound impact of betrayal.

Zoe added her perspective, “I understand why the ghost is angry. If I were in her shoes, I’d be furious too.”

Alice chimed in, “Well, it’s official – this quest has more drama than a reality TV show. Ghostly affairs and royal betrayals – who’d have thought?”

Bella and Jane shared solemn glances. Bella remarked, “Poor girl. Trapped in this eternal loop of heartbreak.”

Jane nodded in agreement, “It’s like living through a never-

ending nightmare. No wonder she’s so furious.”

However, Allen, typically reserved, remained silent. His gaze lingered on the spot where the bracelet had rested and disappeared, his expression unreadable. The weight of Mei Ling’s story hung in the air, and while the others vocalized their reactions, Allen seemed lost in contemplation.

Even though this was just a game, Allen found himself unexpectedly resonating with Mei Ling’s pain. The specter of betrayal, the anguish of shattered trust—these were emotions etched into the fabric of the emperor’s tomb into his heart. A familiar ache stirred within Allen’s heart, a haunting echo of his own past.

He understood her sorrow intimately, having once felt the sting of betrayal in a real-world relationship. The pain of anticipating happiness only to be confronted with heartbreak was his soft spot after all.

Quickly, he shook off his thought and returned his attention to the quest. “Let’s get moving,” Allen uttered, his voice devoid of any visible reaction. The others exchanged silent glances, realizing that Allen’s stoicism concealed a depth of understanding and empathy.

Silently, the group fell into step behind Allen, a tacit acknowledgment passing among them. The shared understanding of betrayal. He had faced the sting of broken trust and walked a path woven with emotional threads.

Respecting the unspoken resonance of Allen, the others followed suit, their footfalls echoing in the silence. Allen’s stoicism became a beacon, a silent guide through the labyrinth.

The once vivid trail left by Mei Ling began to wane. Where her ghostly figure once led the way with clarity, now only the soft tremor of sobs and the distant melody of a haunting hum remained.

Navigating by the faint traces of Mei Ling’s grief became a challenge. What had started as distinct apparitions now manifested as elusive whispers that echoed through the corridors. The party found themselves ensnared in a symphony of melancholy, the dissonance of the ghost’s lamentation disorienting them at every turn.

Each step forward was met with uncertainty. The team, now more reliant on intuition than the fading trail, faced the unnerving prospect of taking wrong turns. Twice, they found themselves retracing their steps, the haunting echoes of Mei Ling’s voice leading them astray.

At each intersection, the absence of guidance left the group in a state of hesitation.

Alice threw her hands up in frustration, mirroring her annoyance. “Why is this getting harder? Can’t she just give us clear directions, like, turn here or there? She wants to be found, right?”

Bella let out an exasperated huff. “Come on. She’s a ghost. I don’t think she’s capable of logical thinking. It’s not like she’s giving us a GPS route to her corpse or anything.”

Zoe chimed in, her eyebrows raised. “Well, that ghost is dumb enough to think Allen is Lian Feng. So… I don’t think she has the intelligence for that kind of thing.”

Shea interjected, “But we should be getting closer, right? I mean, last time we got her bracelet. That should count for something, remember?”

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