Chapter 23: 23: Xin Yan’s attempt to Kill Noah!
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Chapter 23: Chapter 23: Xin Yan's attempt to Kill Noah!
[Long Family]
The tension in the air seemed to vibrate between two people with unspoken words and unresolved emotions. Their gazes locked onto each other while one of them kept on narrating the story about the death of the son of the woman in front of him.
The woman's cold and piercing gaze was boring holes in his body as if trying to find any shred of lie in his words. The boy had a serene expression on his face while a sense of sadness stayed hidden in the depth of his heart.
During the narration of his story the scene of his own childhood flashed through Noah's mind. The memories he had buried deep inside his heart along with the pain he felt with them.
With each passing moment Xin Yan's eyes turned lifeless mirroring that of a dead body she felt as if her heart was clenched in a cold grip.
Noah clenched fists, his brows furrowed, and his jaw tensed as he struggled to find the right words, to voice what had been left unspoken for far too long.
After a few seconds of internal struggle passed, only determination was left as he told her how her boy passed away when she was away.
Across from him, Xin Yan looked like a lifeless doll, her back straight and shoulders squared. She clenched her hand to form a fist, the strength behind her grip was so strong that her nails pierced the skin of her hands and blood started to drip on the ground.
She bit her lips, a subtle sign of the emotions she fought to keep in check.
Although having a subtle idea of what had transpired, Xin Yan still wanted to have a fragile ray of hope in her heart.
She yearned for that inner voice to be wrong, to be deceiving her, desperately wanting her baby boy to be safe and sound.
But the reality was often Cruel!.
When Noah declared the death of her boy, it was as if time itself had frozen.
He sighed looking at the self-blaming expression of the woman. He knew she was blaming herself for not realizing he had been poisoned.
She understood that, with her strength, if she had used her qi sense to examine him, she might have detected something was amiss.
However, her panic-stricken state upon seeing his unconscious body had left her unable to think clearly.
She looked at her trembling hands, then she looked back at the torn piece of robes of her son . She didn't want to harm his body, it was all she had left of her son.
Noah was about to console her but something happened before he could take a step forward.
Noah felt a searing pain coming from the depths of his soul realm. In a reflexive response, he delved into the soul space, a place where the souls of every being reside.
Within the confines of this ethereal space, he felt a foreign presence, His face turned serious as he did a thorough scan of the realm.
What he found shocked him, the remnants of the boy's will, it was the fragment of his consciousness.
He could see his soul pulsating, the soul was about to dissipate but it was clinging on by sheer will. He was surprised to see the boy's will to live.
Moved by this unseen yet palpable distress, Noah extended his metaphysical essence to connect with the lingering presence.
He moved to touch the fragment of the soul and a sensation passed through his soul. A message was left behind by the previous owner of the body.
A message that contained everything the boy wanted to say.
Noah hurriedly left the soul space hearing the message the boy had left behind before his death.
On the other hand Xin Yan was having a hard time accepting the reality, her mind was blank. She could not think of anything, she could not feel anything. It was like her mind shut itself off to protect her from the pain.
Every reason she had to live seemed cruelly torn away, leaving her isolated in her anguish.
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Chapter 23: Chapter 23: Xin Yan's attempt to Kill Noah!
[Long Family]
The tension in the air seemed to vibrate between two people with unspoken words and unresolved emotions. Their gazes locked onto each other while one of them kept on narrating the story about the death of the son of the woman in front of him.
The woman's cold and piercing gaze was boring holes in his body as if trying to find any shred of lie in his words. The boy had a serene expression on his face while a sense of sadness stayed hidden in the depth of his heart.
During the narration of his story the scene of his own childhood flashed through Noah's mind. The memories he had buried deep inside his heart along with the pain he felt with them.
With each passing moment Xin Yan's eyes turned lifeless mirroring that of a dead body she felt as if her heart was clenched in a cold grip.
Noah clenched fists, his brows furrowed, and his jaw tensed as he struggled to find the right words, to voice what had been left unspoken for far too long.
After a few seconds of internal struggle passed, only determination was left as he told her how her boy passed away when she was away.
Across from him, Xin Yan looked like a lifeless doll, her back straight and shoulders squared. She clenched her hand to form a fist, the strength behind her grip was so strong that her nails pierced the skin of her hands and blood started to drip on the ground.
She bit her lips, a subtle sign of the emotions she fought to keep in check.
Although having a subtle idea of what had transpired, Xin Yan still wanted to have a fragile ray of hope in her heart.
She yearned for that inner voice to be wrong, to be deceiving her, desperately wanting her baby boy to be safe and sound.
But the reality was often Cruel!.
When Noah declared the death of her boy, it was as if time itself had frozen.
He sighed looking at the self-blaming expression of the woman. He knew she was blaming herself for not realizing he had been poisoned.
She understood that, with her strength, if she had used her qi sense to examine him, she might have detected something was amiss.
However, her panic-stricken state upon seeing his unconscious body had left her unable to think clearly.
She looked at her trembling hands, then she looked back at the torn piece of robes of her son . She didn't want to harm his body, it was all she had left of her son.
Noah was about to console her but something happened before he could take a step forward.
Noah felt a searing pain coming from the depths of his soul realm. In a reflexive response, he delved into the soul space, a place where the souls of every being reside.
Within the confines of this ethereal space, he felt a foreign presence, His face turned serious as he did a thorough scan of the realm.
What he found shocked him, the remnants of the boy's will, it was the fragment of his consciousness.
He could see his soul pulsating, the soul was about to dissipate but it was clinging on by sheer will. He was surprised to see the boy's will to live.
Moved by this unseen yet palpable distress, Noah extended his metaphysical essence to connect with the lingering presence.
He moved to touch the fragment of the soul and a sensation passed through his soul. A message was left behind by the previous owner of the body.
A message that contained everything the boy wanted to say.
Noah hurriedly left the soul space hearing the message the boy had left behind before his death.
On the other hand Xin Yan was having a hard time accepting the reality, her mind was blank. She could not think of anything, she could not feel anything. It was like her mind shut itself off to protect her from the pain.
Every reason she had to live seemed cruelly torn away, leaving her isolated in her anguish.
Chapter 23: Chapter 23: Xin Yan's attempt to Kill Noah! Long Family The tension in the air seemed to vibrate between two people with unspoken words and unresolved emotions. Their gazes locked onto each other while one of them kept on narrating the story about the death of the son of the woman in front of him. The woman's cold and piercing gaze was boring holes in his body as if trying to find any shred of lie in his words. The boy had a serene expression on his face while a sense of sadness stayed hidden in the depth of his heart. During the narration of his story the scene of his own childhood flashed through Noah's mind. The memories he had buried deep inside his heart along with the pain he felt with them. With each passing moment Xin Yan's eyes turned lifeless mirroring that of a dead body she felt as if her heart was clenched in a cold grip. Noah clenched fists, his brows furrowed, and his jaw tensed as he struggled to find the right words, to voice what had been left unspoken for far too long. After a few seconds of internal struggle passed, only determination was left as he told her how her boy passed away when she was away. Across from him, Xin Yan looked like a lifeless doll, her back straight and shoulders squared. She clenched her hand to form a fist, the strength behind her grip was so strong that her nails pierced the skin of her hands and blood started to drip on the ground. She bit her lips, a subtle sign of the emotions she fought to keep in check. Although having a subtle idea of what had transpired, Xin Yan still wanted to have a fragile ray of hope in her heart. She yearned for that inner voice to be wrong, to be deceiving her, desperately wanting her baby boy to be safe and sound. But the reality was often Cruel!. When Noah declared the death of her boy, it was as if time itself had frozen. He sighed looking at the self-blaming expression of the woman. He knew she was blaming herself for not realizing he had been poisoned. She understood that, with her strength, if she had used her qi sense to examine him, she might have detected something was amiss. However, her panic-stricken state upon seeing his unconscious body had left her unable to think clearly. She looked at her trembling hands, then she looked back at the torn piece of robes of her son . She didn't want to harm his body, it was all she had left of her son. Noah was about to console her but something happened before he could take a step forward. Noah felt a searing pain coming from the depths of his soul realm. In a reflexive response, he delved into the soul space, a place where the souls of every being reside. Within the confines of this ethereal space, he felt a foreign presence, His face turned serious as he did a thorough scan of the realm. What he found shocked him, the remnants of the boy's will, it was the fragment of his consciousness. He could see his soul pulsating, the soul was about to dissipate but it was clinging on by sheer will. He was surprised to see the boy's will to live. Moved by this unseen yet palpable distress, Noah extended his metaphysical essence to connect with the lingering presence. He moved to touch the fragment of the soul and a sensation passed through his soul. A message was left behind by the previous owner of the body. A message that contained everything the boy wanted to say. Noah hurriedly left the soul space hearing the message the boy had left behind before his death. On the other hand Xin Yan was having a hard time accepting the reality, her mind was blank. She could not think of anything, she could not feel anything. It was like her mind shut itself off to protect her from the pain. Every reason she had to live seemed cruelly torn away, leaving her isolated in her anguish.
