The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 1156

The crow couldn't fathom Dalton's thoughts. But he did fear that dagger made of a Chimera's skeleton.

Indeed, the curved dagger wasn't just any ordinary animal's skeleton. It was from a Chimera, an ancient beast. Most importantly, it still carried the spiritual energy formed between heaven and earth.

Back then, even the crow hadn't expected that a seemingly insignificant sect that was consistently at the bottom in the Arcane Way tournaments every year would possess the purest spiritual energy.

Furthermore, it was hidden deep within each of its members.

If the crow hadn't followed Dalton to live on the mountain, he wouldn't have believed it. Dalton was also so bewitched by the art of the Arcane Way back then that he willingly became one of Wynter's boy toys.

Later on, Dalton stayed because he loved the sect's spiritual energy. That was also when the crow shifted his stance and no longer disturbed Dalton.

When Dalton mentioned that he wanted the scabbard, of course, the crow would bring it for him.

In addition to the curved dagger in the wooden box, there was also a somewhat inconspicuous emerald and a turtle shell-like object used for divination.

Yvette only took some of the unique books, which required someone capable of deciphering their contents. But what remained now could predict fortunes and disasters.

While Wynter touched these items, Leo, Dora, and Carol nearly lost control and revealed their original forms in public.

These items were far too unfriendly to evil unborn souls. They were all imbued with spiritual energy and were capable of injuring the spirits once unsheathed.

Having a scabbard for the dagger was better. Otherwise, the three of them wouldn't dare come out and eat the food fed by Wynter.

Whitley observed everything from a short distance. He didn't dare approach, either. The curved dagger was too intimidating.

But he didn't understand why Dalton remained indifferent. After all, he should also be able to sense the dagger's uniqueness.