She reached out her finger and gently tapped his soul stone.

The soldier was trembling all over, but he still managed to keep quiet.

Ash licked his teeth.

"This one is good."

"I'm still a little unconvinced."

"It should be crunchy when you bite into it."

She opened her mouth.

In that instant, several members of the Spirit Race struggled almost simultaneously.

"stop!"

"Demons, get out of my way!"

Don't touch him!

Ash's eyes held even stronger malice.

She liked the sound.

The more proud the Eldar are, the more delicious fear becomes.

Just as she was about to touch the Soul Stone, Lawson spoke calmly.

"return."

Ash stopped moving.

She turned her head, her face full of grievance.

"Owner."

"I only took a small sip."

Lawson looked at her.

Ash reluctantly stood up and dragged himself back to Lawson's side.

You have hurt my young heart.

Er Gou's lips twitched upon hearing this.

"You still have a place where your child is young?"

Ash glanced at him sideways.

"You want to have it checked?"

Er Gou's face darkened, and he took half a step back.

"Witch, stay away from me."

Ash chuckled and looked at Lawson again.

“Master, the Ark Spirit Race has come to us willingly, even bringing their Soul Stones neatly arranged.”

Waste is a sin.

Lawson said lazily, "No rush. Once we start the war with the Ark Eldar, you can eat as much as you want."

Ash's eyes lit up instantly; she became excited.

"War?"

"now?"

"I can be a pioneer."

"I will gently lick them out of the Soul Stone one by one."

Several Elven warriors turned pale.

Ilancia angrily said:

"Losen!"

Lawson ignored her.

He raised his hand.

A faint light flashed in the static force field.

A pile of soul stones floated in the hall.

More than three thousand spirit race soul stones, like a piece of starlight dug out of a grave, quietly rotated.

The Eldar's breathing became disordered.

Those soul stones contain souls.

There are compatriots.

Perhaps there is an elder of a family, a warrior's partner, a singer, or an ancestor.

For the Ark Eldar, that was not a spoil of war.

That's a cemetery.

It's a family genealogy.

They are souls still waiting to return home.

When Ash saw the pile of soul stones, she felt as if she had been set ablaze.

She let out a very soft laugh.

"Owner……"

"You actually hid so much."

"You're so mean."

“You set a feast before me, but I can only watch.”

Lawson stared coldly at Ilancia.

"More than 3,600 soul stones."

"I stole it from the treasury of the wicked Huron."

“The Red Pirates treated them as collectibles, as bargaining chips, and as gifts to fawn over Slaanesh’s followers.”

"I didn't touch a single piece."

"I originally planned to find an opportunity to return it to your Ark Eldar."

He chuckled and said, "Looks like I was just being presumptuous."

Ilancia's expression changed.

She stared intently at the soul stones, her voice hoarse: "You...you really didn't touch them?"

Lawson didn't bother to answer.

One of the soul stones fell into his palm.

Ilancia immediately realized something was wrong.

"Stop!"

Lawson flicked his finger.

The Soul Stone traced an arc as it fell toward Ash.

Ash, like a hunting dog being fed, opened her mouth to catch it.

Click.

The moment the Soul Stone shattered, a scream from a soul echoed through the hall.

The sound was short, yet it was like a red-hot needle piercing the heart of every Spirit Clan member.

Ash tilted her head back, her throat bobbing slightly.

She closed her eyes, a satisfied expression on her face.

"Thank you, Master."

Several Eldar warriors struggled simultaneously.

A female demon screamed.

Blood was flowing from beneath the warlock's mask.

The Avenger warrior, whose facial bones had just been shattered by Er Gou, even forgot the pain and just stared intently at Ash's mouth.

Ilancia glared fiercely at Lawson.

Lawson looked at them and laughed.

"Isn't this what you wanted?"

"You believe I have the ability to threaten the future of the Ark, so I deserve to die."

"Then I'll handle it according to your logic now."

“You Eldar have the ability to threaten me, to threaten the dark side of the Empire, and to threaten the order of my sector.”

"So I cut the weeds and eliminated them at the root."

He raised his hand, and another soul stone left the group of soul stones.

Ilancia's voice has changed.

"Losen!"

Lawson stopped the soul stone in mid-air.

It didn't pop up.

Just leave it hanging.

This pause is more agonizing than being swallowed whole.

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