Talented Martial Hero
Chapter 331 Split Up (Part One)

"Elsa! Are you okay?" The grief that radiated out from Elsa pierced Callie's heart. She wanted tocomfort her as much as she could, yet she was at a loss for words. The baffled cultivator could notthink of anything better to do except being with her for the moment.

"I am okay. I guess this is just the way life is. Let's go and replace Hailey." Elsa gave a bitter smile whileturning her head to look at Callie. She wanted to show her that she had already accepted her fate.At the bottom of her heart, she just made an unwavering decision.

"You know what is going to happen to Hailey if she won't do that, right?" Callie asked while staringat Elsa's back.

"I have no clue. But I have seen what I should know. Those visions are enough for me." Elsa stoppedfor a second before she continued with her shaky voice. "Callie, can you do me a favor at least?After Darren and Hailey are done with the act, can you please make up some excuse so that you cantake me to them?"

"Why do you want to put yourself through something like this?" Baffled, Callie asked out of herinstinct. She could not understand Elsa's request. If it was Callie in her shoes, under suchcircumstances, wasn't she supposed just to pretend not knowing anything to get through the ordealof the whole process?

" have to replace the closure that I need so that I can leave all this behind me." As she uttered thosewords, Elsa's voice echoed across the gray surrounding, filled with frustrations. After such phrasesfilled with uttermost grief escaped her mouth, Elsa slowly walked out of the hut with her spiritsdetached from her body. Callie could sense how miserable she was even when she tried so hard tosuppress it inside her.

Left alone beside the well, Callie grew silent after Elsa's departure. She was heartbroken and wasalmost as miserable as Elsa. She was obliged to sympathize with the woman's sadness.

On the other side of the palace, even without Callies help, Hailey's Spirit Power alone was enoughto keep Darren tied and immobilized.

Now that Callie had learnt Elsa's decision, she hurriedly went back and reported to Hailey. Haileywas relieved to hear the news from Callie. She was not in the position to feel any guilt at themoment. She knew that what she would be doing would, though it might be wrong in the firstplace, it would be for the greater good.

"I am sorry, Darren. I have to do this. Hope you can forgive me,” Hailey avowed as she burst intotears

"Master, I am asking for your permission to request the use of your magical skill." As she declaredthat, Callie bowed to the direction of the hut.

Instantly, a light green light shot towards Darren. As soon as the strange force hit him, immediately,Darren was stunned and could not move any longer. The young warrior was as helpless as a pigabout to be butchered for a feast.

"Hailey, you may take him now." A dry sound came to Hailey, but she chose to remain silent. Shewiped her tears and grabbed Darren with her porcelain-like hand, leading him inside the hut wherethey could be more private in performing the ritual.

Lying on a clean and tidied bed, Darren could not look away from Hailey as if he was in a trance.Though his spirit struggled and wanted to escape, his body was forced to do the exact opposite.With guided hands, Hailey slowly removed her clothes and let them drop limply on the floor. As theintercourse commenced, Darren could do nothing but just close his eyes and surrendered toHailey's discretion.

The moaning of combined pleasure and pain could be heard from the hut for three full days. Daysand nights passed, and Elsa didn't miss every action and sound that commenced in the lowly hut.Each sound tore and powdered her heart to pieces.

"It is about time now. The seed of the Heavenly Repression should sprout by now. Callie, you takethe others away from here now.” The witcher looked at the indigo light that flickered out of the hut.Waving his withered hand, the trail formed by his hand developed into a weird pattern, flyingtowards the shelter.

As the pattern enveloped the entire hut, sounds of pain and pleasure were as audible as the hootingof an evening owl. This time, however, the sound felt like that a particular soul was ripped apart—more of pain rather than pleasure was heard.

Whomp!

A black thunder flashed through the sky, carrying the weight and power that could wipe out everyliving soul in this world. It was the Thunder of the Heavenly Repression.

A green light flashed through the witcher's eyes as he caught a glimpse of the thunder. He lookedup into the sky and felt a chilling sensation creeping down his spine.

"Why would there be a force of Heavenly Repression? That was not supposed to happen.” Thewitcher panicked. He had defended Hailey from the Heavenly Repression once, and now he was waytoo weak to do it again for the second time. Desperate, he searched his mind about any witchcrafthe knew that could fool the Heavenly Repression. However, he was still spotted, blanked out, anddemoralized at the turn of events.

His black robe rustled by the waves of the gale. He fixed his eyes on that hut, and then finallyunderstood the reason why the thunder appeared.

Two strong powers were confronting each other in that hut. The dark gold internal force and purplegold internal force both shot straight to the air as if the entire space was about to be shattered intopieces.

Not anticipating the incredible scene, the witcher walked over to the hut briskly. His black robesuddenly expanded and covered the two confronting powers, confining them entirely and notletting them escape.

He hunkered down in a curved position while floating into the air. Joining the palms of his twohands together, he began to cast some dark spells to ward off the threat.

Right at that moment, both powers were blocked entirely, and not even a strand could seepthrough the witcher's black robe. With that, the black thunder finally dispersed and vanished intothin air. However, underneath that black robe, the withered body of the witcher was pulverized likesand. He was slowly descending from the sky like a weightless feather.