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Chapter 935

    Chapter 935


    The moment Thomas spoke, James knew he was his grandfather.


    The same grandfather who adored him since he was a child.


    He knelt on the ground, staring at the bottomless pit in front of him, and sobbed uncontrobly.


    Scenes from his childhood flooded back to him.


    He remembered sitting on his grandfather''sp while his grandfather taught him ancientnguage and


    the fundamentals of Solean Medicine.


    In the fire at the Cadens'' ten years ago, he was helpless.He heard the Cadens howling and roaring in


    agony, but he could not do anything.


    In the end, it was Thea who rushed in and saved him.


    Ten yearster, he was still helpless and witnessed his grandfather''s fall into the bottomless pit with his


    own eyes.


    "Damn it."


    James stood up, veins bulging on his face, and stared unwaveringly at the ck-robe figure on the rock


    across from him.


    Maxine was concerned that James would lose control and grabbed him just in time.


    "James, don’t be reckless.Thea is still dangling there," she advised.


    "James, I''ll repeat myself.Tell me the secret of the Moonlit Flowers on Cliffside''s Edge or Thea will fall


    from here.Her face will no longer be recognizable," the ck-robed figure spoke again.


    "How brazen."


    At that moment, a voice filled the air.


    James turned around and looked.


    An old man appeared.


    "Grandpa!"


    Maxine was beaming.


    "You''re finally here," she eximed.


    It was Tobias.


    Before Maxine boarded the ne, she informed him of the situation.


    Tobias was also concerned that something bad would happen, so he rushed over.


    The person in the ck robe saw Tobias’ arrival and casually flicked their hand.


    A burst of energy formed on the tip of their finger, immediately striking and snapping the rope from


    which Thea was dangling.


    Then, they fled quickly.


    Thea was plummeting like a kite with a broken string.


    Looking at what was happening in front of him, James was stunned.


    His mouth was wide open, but he could not make a sound.


    Tobias, on the other hand, flew over in a sh.


    He fell quickly and caught Thea as she was falling.


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    Then, he came to the cliff''s edge, stepped on it, and flew back using the rebound.


    He then stood firm on the ground.


    James regained hisposure and eximed, "Thea!"


    With a toss, Tobias handed Thea over to James.


    James took her in his arms and held her.


    "Stay here and don’t move,"


    Tobias gave hismand, then leaped across dozens of meters with a sh before reappearing on the


    ground across the cliff and chasing after the ck-robed figure.


    James was holding Thea andying her down to check her pulse.


    It was weak, but she was not in danger of dying.He finally exhaled a sigh of relief.


    "Thea."


    He shook Thea gently.


    Thea blinked open her eyes in a daze.


    She noticed a face that appeared familiar but felt foreign to her.


    "J...James..." she spoke softly, then abruptly asked, "Where is Grandfather?"


    "Grandfather...Grandfather was..."


    James was choking on sobs and could not speak.


    "What happened to Grandfather?" Thea asked anxiously.


    "Thea, you knew Thomas was alive, didn''t you?" asked Maxine, who was standing by.


    Thea stood up and looked at Maxine.


    "Yes.I was already aware of it," she said with a nod.


    James looked at Thea and asked, "What is this all about?"


    Thea was lost in her memories for a while before saying, "When Tiara was in trouble and you went to


    the Capital, Grandfather found me and said you were in danger.He couldn''t appear in person, so he


    asked me to step in."
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