That night, Anna nearly collapsed. She silently returned to her room and secretly prepared. At dawn, she went to the woods with the determination to die with them.

Looking at Olek's familiar yet increasingly ferocious face, Anna questioned, "You should have known that what you did to my sister would come to this day sooner or later. Seeing that you're not surprised at all, did you foresee that I would come to settle scores with you?"

Olek nodded in satisfaction, admitting, "That's right, darling, I've been waiting for this day. But you're too naive; you're not qualified to take me down with you. If you pretend you don't know anything, I'd be happy to let you live."

As he spoke, he glanced out of the corner of his eye toward where Nietzsche was hiding.

Anna completely broke down. "You bastard! How dare you lay a hand on my family! You're not human! Die!"

She rushed forward, screaming, and launched an attack. Her fingernails instantly grew into sharp blades, and her hair transformed into thousands of spikes! This horrifying sight was comparable to the most terrifying scene in a horror movie, both terrifying and defying common sense.

Nietzsche was secretly alarmed by her sister's terrifying power after her rampage. She whispered to Zhang Hao beside her, "Mr. Zhang, in your opinion, what level is my sister's strength? Is it possible for her to defeat Olek?"

Zhang Hao calmly replied, "Your sister's chances of winning are slim; she's very likely to meet with misfortune. If her soul is scattered, she'll disappear forever. Aren't you going to try to save her?"

After all, they are sisters; shouldn't they lend a helping hand?
However, Zhang Hao received an unexpected reply. "My sister is very capable. This is a private matter between her and her lover. If I were to interfere rashly, wouldn't that be an invasion of privacy? The right to privacy is paramount, and we will defend it even at the cost of our lives. You are from the East and may not understand, but please do not interfere."

Nietzsche said confidently.

"Privacy is more important than life?" Zhang Hao was deeply puzzled. Sometimes he found the Western way of thinking utterly baffling. If your life is in danger, what's the point of talking about privacy? Life is the foundation of everything.

These people insist on the inviolability of privacy and that freedom is more important than life. Like that classic case: someone attempted suicide, and because suicide was illegal in that area, law enforcement officers, in order to stop them, shot and killed the person. This so-called "freedom" is truly baffling.

When Zhang Hao first heard this news, he felt his understanding was being challenged. The Western way of thinking is truly perplexing.

"Aren't you worried that your sister will die because of this?"

Nietzsche turned to look at him seriously: "Mr. Zhang, you don't intend to interfere, do you? This is their personal dispute, and outsiders have no right to meddle. You don't seem like an unreasonable person!" As she spoke, she hugged Zhang Hao's arm tightly and refused to let go.

Zhang Hao pondered to himself: Anna, though kind by nature, had indeed committed many sins. If judged according to the law, she would undoubtedly face the death penalty. For him, Anna wasn't necessarily someone he absolutely had to save. However, the fact that her sister, Nietzsche, also refused to help her in her time of need made one sigh at the flimsy nature of their sisterly bond.

No, this is a one-sided, superficial relationship. Anna is genuinely devoted to her sister, and upon learning of her suffering, she rushes to avenge her at all costs. Unfortunately, her sister plots to cause both Anna and Oleksandr to be severely injured. Could this be considered retribution for Anna's cruelty towards others?
Zhang Hao had his doubts, but having decided not to interfere, he decided to wait and see.

Nietzsche held his arm firmly, repeatedly warning, "Remember? Absolutely do not interfere!"

Two evil forces clashed fiercely ahead, but the outcome was decided in an instant. Anna, after her initial burst of power, gradually showed signs of fatigue and was overwhelmed by the opponent's continuous attacks.

With a loud thud, she was struck in the abdomen again, leaving a black hole from which a swirling vortex of crimson blood could be faintly seen. Watching her soul gradually dissipate, Anna gave a bitter, sorrowful smile: "You're truly ruthless, determined to kill me. You've found a replacement, and no longer need me as your lover, haven't you?"

Olek nodded frankly; there was no need to hide it now. What trouble could a dying soul possibly cause? No, it still had its uses—it would become nourishment for him to improve his cultivation.

"You heartless bastard, you will die a horrible death!"

“That’s a real shame.” He said, gripping Anna’s neck. Anna’s soul was weakening and was about to be completely devoured.

"You will become my nourishment after you die. As for your sister, she knew you meant well, yet she still submitted to me for power. That kind of trash, is she worth your life? What a fool!"

Anna simply didn't believe it. She was convinced her sister had been deceived; otherwise, she would never have given up being human and chosen to become this inhuman monster! "You want me to die with regrets? You've miscalculated! I firmly believe my sister always had a kind heart; she was just misled by you. I will never doubt my family because of a few words from you!"

As soon as she finished speaking, Anna's soul drifted away like wisps of smoke in the wind.

The resentment that had been swirling around her vanished.

Olette greedily absorbed the special energy from the soul, a look of ecstasy appearing on her face.

It's absolutely wonderful!

Anna was indeed exceptionally talented; the energy she cultivated was enough to allow his strength to advance by leaps and bounds.

Nietzsche, who witnessed all of this from afar, fell into a long silence.

Standing beside her, Zhang Hao said softly, "Do you see? Your sister truly loves you. How can you bear to watch her die when faced with such deep affection?"

Zhang Hao has always struggled to understand the complex emotions of ordinary people.

"I," Nietzscheir seemed to have just recovered from the shock of her sister's death, and hurriedly shook her head in denial: "No! Don't believe her nonsense! It's all lies!" As if trying to convince herself, she desperately searched for excuses to slander Anna.

"She did this purely because I'm easy to deceive, and my cultivation talent is higher than hers. She's afraid I'll surpass her, which is why she's been preventing me from cultivating. Those words she just said were just to put Olek down; they weren't sincere at all."

Zhang Hao silently watched her self-deceiving performance.

The desire for power had distorted Nietzsche's mental world.

To evade moral condemnation, she could utter such a contrary statement in the face of irrefutable evidence, which is truly chilling.

“Although my sister is of questionable character, I know it’s all Olek’s fault. Mr. Zhang, please help me get rid of Olek; I want to avenge my sister.”

Nietzsche pleaded pitifully.

Zhang Hao couldn't help but laugh upon hearing this.

That's quite an interesting explanation.

I really don't know how twisted one must be to say such blatant lies.

Meanwhile, Xiao Jinli and Chen Anshui, trapped in the tomb cage, began to try to escape using physical means after realizing they could not escape with magic.

After all, the scientific method can sometimes be very effective.

"There's a storage room up ahead, and there's a breeze in that corner piled high with junk! The breeze means there's an exit!" Chen Anshui calmly analyzed. (End of Chapter)

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