The Wolf’s Bride by Coffee’s Tea novel Chapter 816

Chapter 816 

‘Come on, Andrius,” Conrad continued to urge Andrius, wanting him to follow. 

Andrius looked deeply at Conrad, but his mind was preoccupied with the words he saw at the entrance:‘ To create, you must first break‘. 

To create, you must first break. 

Construction would only come after destruction. 

Perhaps what he needed to do now was exactly that! 

At that thought, he looked at Conrad once more, then resolutely turned away from him and stepped into the left path. 

As soon as he entered, Conrad’s figure turned into a breeze and disappeared. 

Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh… 

When Andrius stepped forward, various arrows immediately shot toward him. The tips of the arrows gleamed coldly, making them appear razor–sharp. They flew, swift as lightning and fast as meteors as if intending to turn Andrius into a porcupine. 

However, Andrius remained fearless in the face of those arrows. He did not even furrow his brows and simply moved forward. 

Swoosh, swoosh, swoosh… 

In the blink of an eye, the arrows appeared in front of Andrius. 

However, each one of them missed him by a hair’s breadth without piercing his body. 

Thunk, thunk, thunk… 

The next moment, the arrows fell around Andrius with dull thuds, confirming that they were not illusions, 

Andrius ignored them and continued forward. 

Whoosh! 

Swoosh, swoosh, swoosh… 

In front of him was a field of spikes. 

The ground was covered in numerous holes, from which sharp iron stakes could emerge at any moment. The emergence of the spears was completely unpredictable. 

Just by walking on this path, any of the iron stakes could pierce his heart, 

Andrius glanced at them casually and stepped into the area without any hesitation. 

Swoosh! 

Swish, swish, swish! 

Sure enough, the iron stakes appeared one after another. 

Some shot out suddenly from under Andrius‘ feet, creating holes in his pants. Others appeared abruptly beside him, almost grazing his skin. It was perilous and bone–chilling. 

However, Andrius did not slow down or hesitate because of the danger. He continued to move forward step by step. 

After he passed the area filled with ground spikes, fire–spewing traps, and poisonous gas–filled passages, and reached the end of the path where a figure stood. 

When Andrius approached, the figure slowly turned around, revealing the face of the old man, Otto Price.