Phoenix Revenge System-Chapter 128: PRS 29 Liano

Not wanting the mission he had been assigned to fail because only half the money had been paid, Popox continued to monitor his target very closely. His eyes never left the target’s every move. He began to execute the three plans he had made simultaneously, something he rarely did.

"This time we have to be extra careful. Something’s not right with our target," Popox muttered as he observed from a distance.

This also prompted his subordinates to concentrate even more because they felt that this task might be a little difficult. They whispered to each other, questioning their boss’s unusual strategy.

"The boss rarely carries out three plans at once. There must be something dangerous about our target," whispered one of the men with a worried look on his face.

"Yes, usually one plan is enough. Here there are three, and they are being implemented simultaneously," replied the other, nodding in agreement.

Otherwise, it would be impossible for their boss to carry out three plans at the same time. This was the first time they had seen Popox so anxious.

Fortunately, Liona was there, so no matter how often Popox’s thoughts changed, he couldn’t hide them from the five-month-old baby. Every thought Popox had was clearly recorded in Liona’s vision.

"This person is quite clever. His thoughts keep changing, confusing those who follow him and ultimately losing track. But he doesn’t know that I can read every change in his plans," Liona muttered with a slight smile, analyzing the thought patterns she had successfully monitored from the dimensional space, which turned out to have a kind of eavesdropping device that could directly detect the thoughts of their opponents.

His mystical abilities meant that no secret could be hidden from him.

While closely monitoring Popox’s thoughts, Liona also kept an eye on what Bobi and Lias were planning because she didn’t want to give the enemy who wanted to harm her and her family even the slightest chance.

"These three people must face justice. They have hurt too many people," he resolved in his heart.

After Popox is arrested, Liona plans to drag Bobi and Lias into it so that they too can experience the coldness of a free hotel for daring to target her and her family. No one will escape the clutches of the law.

"They think I’m just an ordinary baby. They’ll be surprised later," he muttered with a smirk.

While Liona was intently monitoring her family’s enemies, a sudden flash appeared in her mind, showing a woman with flashy makeup but a rather dark aura trying to approach her father.

The vision was so clear. The woman was wearing revealing clothes, heavy makeup, and there was a black light surrounding her body.

"Who is that woman, and why does her aura look like someone from the past? There is black energy surrounding her body. This must be the work of a shaman," Liona muttered questioningly, furrowing her brow.

Seeing a new target that threatened his family, he focused on the woman with a dark aura around her body to see what evil plans she had in store for his father.

"I have to find out who this woman is and what her intentions are," Liona resolved as she closed her eyes to deepen her vision.

In the village of Satarara, Lina, who had visited a powerful shaman in village B, had a diamond implanted in her body that emitted an unusual aura. There was a strange glow on her face that made every man who saw her feel hypnotized.

Especially for men who cannot take their eyes off her because of the loving look she puts on her face. Her eyes are like magnets that attract the attention of all men.

"Perfect! With this charm, no man can resist me. Laus will fall into my arms," Lina muttered as she looked at her reflection in the mirror with satisfaction.

Like most men, Laus was also affected by the charm that Lina had planted in his face, so he did not feel uncomfortable when the woman approached him with a specific intention and instead welcomed her with pleasure.

"Lina, you look so beautiful today. Is there something different?" asked Laus with a big smile.

This made many people who saw it feel angry and worried, seeing Laus as if he had lost his mind.

"Oh dear... Why isn’t Lura coming home? She’s been in the city for days now. If this continues, Laus might really fall for Lina. I feel sorry for the children if their father ends up cheating on us," said Ati anxiously, fanning her face to cool it down as she was feeling hot with worry.

"Yes, Auntie, I see that the charm Lina put on seems so powerful that anyone who looks at it will surely fall to their knees. No one can resist it. Just look, Uncle Trisno is drooling over Lina as she walks by. Even though he’s old and has a wife," said Nura, pointing her chin toward Trisno, who was standing not far from where they were, staring blankly at Lina.

Ati saw how Trisno was mesmerized by Lina, drool dripping from the corner of his mouth. She immediately took off one of her sandals and used it to hit her husband hard.

Clap! Clap! Clap!

"Remember, sir! You’re old! You smell like dirt! And you’re still looking at those things! Do you want to go to hell?!" shouted Ati as she continued to hit her husband with the sandal she was wearing, full of emotion. Her face reddened with shame and anger.

"Ouch, Mom! Why, Mom? It hurts! Eyes are meant to see beautiful things like that, while we still have the blessing of sight from the Almighty. I’m not blind yet, Mom," replied Trisno, trying to avoid Ati’s blows by running back and forth.

"You womanizer! What do you think of your wife?" Ati shouted even louder.

This caused his wife to chase after him angrily, throwing her sandals at her husband’s back as he continued to run away.

Nura saw the gray-haired couple running around like children, with Sumiati scolding and Trisno shouting all the way, and her heart felt sad seeing the negative impact of Lina’s charm.

"Poor Aunt Ati. Uncle Trisno ended up like that because of Lina’s evil spell," he muttered sympathetically.

"I must immediately report this matter to the cleric. He surely knows how to deal with it. If left unchecked, many families could lose their fathers and heads of households because of the love spell that Lina has cast, which is very disturbing. There have been many victims who have fallen under its spell," Nura thought to herself as she walked quickly toward the cleric’s house.

Liona, who was initially a little anxious because she was afraid her father would fall prey to the snake woman’s tricks, was finally able to breathe a sigh of relief after learning that her brother Leo had a very powerful guardian spirit.

"Thank God, there is a spirit guardian watching over Leo and my father’s family. I don’t need to worry too much," she muttered with relief.

With this spirit guardian, he was confident that Leo would be able to protect his father and two younger siblings from Lina’s tricks while he and his mother dealt with the evil people in the city.

"Let Mom and I take care of Popox, BoBi, and Lias. Dad and my brothers will be fine," she said firmly.

Back in the village of Satarara, Lina, who had successfully befriended Laus and taken him on a day-long tour of the village, the market, and even the neighboring town, was now on her way back to Laus’s house, hoping that she could win over his three sons as well.

"Once I have control over Laus and his children, their household will be destroyed and Laus will be mine completely," he thought with a sly smile.

Because the charm she planted had a very strong influence, especially on men, regardless of their age, they would inevitably fall under her spell. No one could resist the power of her diamond charm.

However, what Lina did not expect was the presence of a spirit that had been following Leo all this time. It was her great-grandmother from Lura’s side who had always protected him from all dangers. The spirit was always alert to threats.

"A dark aura is approaching. I must protect my great-grandchild," muttered the great-grandmother’s spirit with glowing eyes.

This time, seeing that someone in Lura’s family had bad intentions and wanted to disrupt their small family, as Lura’s great-grandmother, she certainly would not stand idly by and let that snake woman destroy the happiness of her descendants.

"I will not let this evil woman destroy my great-grandchildren’s family," the spirit declared angrily.

Unaware of the danger that threatened her, Lina continued walking while hugging Laus’s arm as she got off the motorcycle, rubbing her two large melons, which had undergone plastic surgery, against her husband Lura’s arm to arouse his sexual desire.

"Laus, is your house still far away? I’m tired," said Lina in a spoiled voice while continuing to cling to him.

"We’ll be there soon. Be patient," replied Laus with an unusually broad smile.

However, before Lina could carry out her plan, as soon as she approached Laus’s house and stepped onto the yard, Lina’s body suddenly tensed up and a kind of hot air quietly entered her body. It was as if a fire had started burning inside her, causing sweat to pour down her body and making her feel very uncomfortable.

"What’s wrong with my body? Why does it feel so hot and uncomfortable? It’s like something is burning my body from the inside," she muttered to herself, trying to keep smiling even though her face was turning pale.

Lina kept wondering why her body felt hot and uncomfortable, when it should have been Laus who felt that way because he had been trying to arouse her desire all the way there.

"My charm should work on Laus, not on myself. Something’s wrong," she thought, starting to panic.

Inside the house, Leo and his two younger brothers stared sharply at their father. Their eyes were filled with suspicion and disappointment. The news that Lina wore a charm that caused many people to fall down because they were so enchanted by her that they no longer paid attention to the road had spread like wildfire, and the three Laus boys had also heard it from their neighbors.

"How could Dad be fooled by a woman like that? Mom was only gone for a moment and Dad was already cheating," Leo’s younger sister whispered angrily.

Now, seeing their father deceived by this snake woman made the three of them feel uncomfortable, and anger began to flare up in their hearts toward Lina, who they considered to be shameless and took advantage of the situation when their mother and youngest sibling were not at home.

"Dad brought that woman home. That’s outrageous!" hissed the youngest sister, her eyes glistening.

Not only did the three boys stare intently, but Leo’s great-grandmother, who had been standing by his side all this time, did the same. Her aura became very frightening.

Even Lura’s great-grandmother’s gaze was like a laser that made Lina’s body feel as if it were being consumed by an invisible fire. A very strong spiritual energy began to attack Lina from all directions.

"How dare you disturb my family! I’ll make you regret it!" growled the great-grandmother’s spirit, her eyes glowing red.

"Come on in! You said you wanted to meet the kids? They’re inside. They’ll be happy to meet you," said Laus, immediately taking Lina by the hand and pulling her into his house, seeing that she had suddenly frozen on the porch, her face pale.

"Laus, I... I don’t feel well," said Lina with a trembling voice.

"Come on, get in first. Drink some cold water, it’ll refresh you," Laus persuaded him.

Wush!

As soon as she stepped through the door and her feet touched the floor of the house, Lina’s body felt like it was on fire. It was as if she had walked into a raging inferno, burning every inch of her skin. She immediately fell to the floor and rolled around in agony, screaming in pain.

"Ahhh... it’s hot! Hot! Help! Help me! It’s like being burned alive!" he screamed loudly while rolling around frantically.

Lina’s loud scream broke the silence of the afternoon, attracting several people who had just returned from their fields to come closer to the source of the sound out of curiosity.

"What’s going on? Whose voice is shouting?" asked one of the neighbors.

Now many people were crowding around Laus’s house, pressing against the doors and windows to see Lina writhing on the cold ceramic floor like a worm in heat. It was a terrible sight.

"Oh my God! Look at Lina! She’s rolling around like she’s possessed!" exclaimed one of the neighbors.

"Laus, why Lina? Why did this happen to her? I saw her earlier and she was fine!" asked Ati, who arrived first with her husband after hearing Lina’s loud screams echoing throughout the village.

"I don’t know myself, Auntie, I really don’t know. Suddenly she screamed when she entered the house and rolled around on the floor while continuing to scream that she was hot. Even though the floor was cold," replied Laus, confused, scratching his head even though it wasn’t itchy. The effect of the spell was beginning to fade from him.

"Wait! I’ll call Kyai Jamal. Maybe he knows what caused Lina to become like this. It must have something to do with the charm she wears," said Sugeng as he hurriedly left the room.

Seeing Sueng running away, several neighbors who wanted to help Lina sit down or give her water were roughly pushed away by Lina herself, causing everyone who wanted to help the woman to give up their good intentions and just stand watching Lina, who was still writhing on the floor, screaming from the heat, waiting for Kyai Jamal to come and help her.

"Don’t touch me! It’s hot! Everything’s hot!" Lina screamed hysterically as she continued to roll around.

"It’s a pity, but this must be payback because she used black magic to disrupt other people’s marriages," whispered one of the neighbors, shaking her head.