Merging with Demon Spirits-Chapter 514 - 368: A Typical Day for Hong Yi (Part 3)

Chapter 514: Chapter 368: A Typical Day for Hong Yi (Part 3)

Seeing the man not answer, Hong Yi touched the area of her navel through her clothes with her right hand, where the Demon Beast was sealed.

"Aren’t you afraid that I’ll be killed, or intentionally die in the Land of Chaos?"

Upon hearing this, the middle-aged man’s expression changed for the first time, and his tone became serious:

"Even if you die, Sha Mi won’t. So, there’s no point in threatening the family. I think you understand, if something happens to you, your younger brother will replace you and become the new Spirit Medium."

The middle-aged man said slowly, "Surely, you wouldn’t want to see such a situation occur."

Hong Yi laughed lightly, "My brother doesn’t have the talent to become a Spirit Medium!"

"He is your brother. If you have it, he has it too!"

The middle-aged man said.

Hong Yi shook her head, "You’re deceiving me; don’t assume I don’t know."

"If you don’t believe it, you can take a gamble."

The middle-aged man said.

Hong Yi gradually fell silent, unable to refute.

Although she was fairly sure that her brother didn’t have the talent to become a Spirit Medium, as the middle-aged man said, she didn’t dare to gamble.

Not even a ten percent chance was she willing to take.

She didn’t want her brother to become a Spirit Medium, living such a life worse than death.

This was also why she had not given up on life and continued to persevere until now.

"Treating me as a Spirit Medium and using my family to threaten me, do you know what shame is?"

Hong Yi suddenly laughed, her tone carrying sarcasm and disdain, "The Glory Race, truly glorious! Hong Tao, what a good Emperor indeed!"

To these mocking words, the middle-aged man seemed not to hear, continuing:

"Your family will arrive shortly, and today they’re allowed to stay overnight here."

After speaking, the man disappeared.

From the beginning to the end, facing the mockery and disregard, he didn’t refute, his tone unchanged, like a robot.

After the man left, Hong Yi curled up on the sofa, her body slightly trembling as if suppressing her emotions.

For a full half-hour, she didn’t move until the sounds of her younger brother and sister came from the small courtyard, prompting her to lift her head, hastily wiping the tear stains at the corners of her eyes, forcing a happy smile onto her originally saddened and despairing face.

Hong Yi quickly got off the sofa, hurried to the bathroom to wash her face; she didn’t want her family to see she had been crying.

"Sis, we’re here, sis!"

With the shouts, her younger brother and sister appeared first before Hong Yi, their parents following closely behind, holding large bags in their hands.

Every time they came, they would bring many things for her.

"You’ve come."

Hong Yi picked up her younger brother, kissing his cheek, "Why are you so thin, your face has no flesh!"

"I want one too."

Her sister stood on tiptoe, face upturned, shouting loudly.

Hong Yi quickly leaned down to kiss her sister, a happy smile spreading across her face.

This was the first time this year she had seen her family, so Hong Yi was particularly excited.

"Now it seems entering the Land of Chaos isn’t so bad."

At this moment, with her family there, a thought flickered through Hong Yi’s mind.

She understood why those people suddenly became so kind, allowing her to see her family and even letting them stay overnight; it was all to soothe her emotions.

Using her family to make her obedient.

"Sis, this is delicious, I love this stuffed chocolate the most."

"These biscuits are delicious, your chocolate is too sweet."

Her brother and sister brought many goodies, and although Hong Yi had already eaten her fill, she still accepted them, stuffing her small mouth full.

Seeing Hong Yi’s cheeks puffed like a hamster’s adorable look, their father smiled gently, his eyes full of doting.

No matter what his daughter became, in his eyes, she was always the most adorable princess.

From the moment he entered the room, his gaze had never left his daughter.

At this moment, he wished everything had never happened.

That his daughter wasn’t a Spirit Medium, that the family was happy together every day.

How wonderful that would be...

The family enjoyed this rare time together, lounging on the sofa watching TV, chatting and playing, preparing lunch together, then napping.

Everyone laughed loudly and happily, nobody mentioning the Demon Beast, nor the fact that Hong Yi would enter the Land of Chaos the next day, as if none of this had happened.

As if, it was just an ordinary day...