Anyone Dares Bully you, Call Uncles! novel Chapter 318

Olivine Temple Square was shrouded in ominous clouds, making the sky even darker than before.

Suddenly, some individuals wearing kimonos began to scream in terror. It appeared as though they were witnessing something dreadful. Their faces were filled with panic, and some even fell to their knees, clutching their heads in distress.

Unseen by others, these individuals were confronted by apparitions of their ancestors, who appeared furious and resorted to physically punishing them.

"How could you forget the nation I tirelessly fought to protect?!"

"They killed your grandfather, and yet you still worship them as your ancestors!"

"I'll need to give you a beating so you'll remember why it hurt so much!"

Those individuals clad in kimonos and clogs were subjected to such severe beatings that their clogs went flying. They screamed and pleaded for mercy, consumed by terror.

Most people who did not see the ghosts were puzzled.

They didn't know why, so they saw the different phases of lightning, thunder, rainbow, and sunset in the same frame, and saw several people kneeling begging for mercy with terrified faces, and they were even more frightened in their hearts.

"What happened……"

"What is that red iron pillar they pulled out..."

"It's so strange. As soon as the iron pillar was pulled down, a bolt of lightning struck down,"

"Could it be... Is what the little girl said earlier true? That today wasn't an exhibition after all, but was a sacrificial ritual?" Someone voiced their doubts, uncertain about the reality of the situation.

However, some individuals were bleeding and crying, exclaiming, "Even if that's the case, should we just forget about the dolls we destroyed?"

The ash dolls held a special place in their hearts, not to mention the significant monetary value associated with each doll. The thought of losing them was distressing and heartbreaking.

Even if it's not worth five million like Quinnie's Coco, it's still worth one hundred and eighty thousand.

How could she not be responsible just because she was a sacrifice for the ritual?

While she was crying, she noticed Blake and the others emerging from the scene.

Blake held Lilly in his arms with Josh. Drake, the knowledge enthusiast, walked alongside them with a grave expression, his thoughts veiled and unknown.

Anthony was on the phone and caught snippets of conversation about "compensation."

As he walked near the sacrificial shrine, he kicked it, causing it to shatter.

His foot landed on the broken remains of a few ash dolls and their owners cried even harder as if they had lost a beloved child.

Lilly covered her ears and shouted, "Stop crying! I... I'll pay for the damages!"

She only destroyed the dolls because they were a part of the satanic ritual.

Uncle Anthony said one should be responsible for their actions.

Lilly, with a distressed expression, retrieved a red envelope from her satchel. She wondered if the money inside would be enough to cover the damages.

The hard-earned money was slipping away before she could even enjoy it, and Lilly felt a tinge of sadness in her heart.

Amused by her bleeding expression, Anthony could not help but find it funny, while Blake found Lilly incredibly adorable and could not resist pinching her cheek.

"Keep your money, your Uncle Anthony will compensate them," Blake assured her.

Anthony froze.

I treat you as my brother-in-law, but you treat me as a fool?

Blake jokingly assured Lilly, "Don't worry, your uncle is not only handsome and rich but also quite generous, especially when it comes to paying money."

The handsome and rich Anthony was speechless.

Anthony could not argue with him but to compensate them.

Anthony glanced at the tearful girls and could not help but wonder if the event organizers had intentionally dressed them in kimonos of different colors.

With a stern tone, he asserted, "Rest assured, we will take full responsibility for the damages caused by our group. My assistant will be here shortly to discuss the compensation with each of you individually,"

Anthony wanted to ensure that Lilly would not be burdened by it.

It's just money.