Revenge Of The Jilted Bride (Ophelia)
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12:51 Wed, Nov 13

Chapter 126

Gregory shut his eyes tightly and clung to Eleanor's right arm, trembling all over as he stubbornly said, "Even if I get scared to death. I'll make sure Samuel is with me."

Samuel gripped Eleanor's left arm just as tightly, also shaking. "Me too."

Eleanor thought. What's the point of killing an enemy but injuring yourself ten thousand times?"

The vast audience in the live stream flooded the screen with comments of "lol", drowning everything else out. Even Samuel's fans, who had just been mocking Gregory, no longer felt so superior. They thought, Alright, Samuel seems just as scared He's not much better than Gregory.

Both fan bases cleverly avoided the topic, and the conversation shifted to the bravest person present-Eleanor.

I have to say, this girl is really brave and very calm.]

[Did you just see Gloria's face? It's hilarious! She wants to stick close to Samuel, but it turns out he's scared too. Samuel didn't hesitate at all when he pushed her away]

[How can she still say she's Samuel's favorite sister? If what she says is true, would Samuel abandon her?]

[She's just riding on his coattails. Honestly, Eleanor has a bener relationship with Samuel than she does.]

[This scene is really funny. Eleanor has three cowards hanging off of her, hahaha.]

II'm starting to think about supporting this girl]

[Me too. She's beautiful, clever, and doesn't seek the spotlight. How could anyone not like her?]

[I just looked up her name and found out she doesn't even have a Twitter account yet. My goodness, for someone so beautiful not to have Twitter is just wasting her looks! [Eleanor, please open a Twitter. I want to be your first fan!]

Eleanor had no idea she had become the center of attention. She was focused on how to replace clues. Taking a deep breath, she looked at the three cowards hanging onto her. "Could you loosen your grip a bit? I want to look around for clues. If you're scared, you can just stay here. Ill come back to get you once I replace something, okay?"

But none of them showed any intention of letting go. Instead, they hugged even tighter, afraid that if they released their hold, Eleanor would run away

Eleanor tried to break free, but the three of them were holding on for dear life, leaving her unable to move at all. In desperation, she glanced back at Zane, hoping he would help, but she found him and Gloria huddled together in a corner, trembling and not even daring to open their eyes. Eleanor thought. Looks like I have to rely on myself.

"Can we all go in and look for clues together?" Eleanor asked, and the three of them reluctantly nodded.

The room was small, styled like a courtly wedding chamber, and was supposedly the place where the bride disappeared. Logically, this should be an area rich with clues.

-Eleanor searched the nearest vanity but didn't replace anything suspicious. Just as she was about to look elsewhere, she realized

she was held back by the three cowards, unable to step forward.

Eleanor said. "Could you loosen your grip? I want to check other places. If you're scared, just stand here. Is that okay?"

But the three of them had no intention of letting go.

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Seeing just how terrified they were, Eleanor didn't dare to struggle free forcefully, worried it might trigger them further. So, she remained there, waiting

The staff had never encountered such a hesitant group and could no longer hold back. The speaker announced, "Attention players, that this room will be open for half an hour. If you don't replace a way to escape within that time, this room will be permanently closed. Additionally, I'd like to remind you that ten minutes have already passed.

Upon hearing the announcement, Eleanor felt like she saw a glimmer of hope in a desperate situation. She quickly said, "It's already been ten minutes! If we don't replace clues now, we'll be stuck here forever. You wouldn't want to spend your whole life here, would you?" In normal circumstances, they wouldn't have believed such a thing. It was just a game, and the staff wouldn't actually keep them locked inside for life. However, they were so frightened that they couldn't think clearly. Hearing Eleanor say this made them quickly loosen their grip.

Before Camilla let go, she pleaded, "You have to come back and replace me, okay? I'll wait for you here."

Gregory added, "Yeah, if you don't come back for us, I'll cut ties with you."

Samuel nodded. "Right"

Eleanor silently observed the tiny room, where even turning around meant bumping into things. Their words made it sound like she was going on a long journey. "Alright, I promise.

Seeing Eleanor agree, they finally began to let go. As soon as they released her, Eleanor exhaled deeply, feeling as if she had shed several pounds and felt much lighter.

She quickly searched through the other furniture in the room and actually found a hidden compartment under the bed, where she discovered a dagger.

Eleanor thought, 'An ordinary dagger-why hidd it, especially in such a hard-to-replace compartment? Who hid it? Was it the bride? If it was the bride, how did she know there was a secret compartment here? And if it was the count, then he wouldn't need to hide it, would he? Just then, despite being scared, Zane didn't want to be looked down upon by the fans. He trembled as he searched for clues. Suddenly, he shouted, "Look! There are words written on the wall here!"

Eleanor hurried over to take a look. Indeed, there were words scribbled in a crooked manner with a quill. [In the longing of the latter half of the night, like flowing water, far and wide.)

Zane seemed eager to compliment Gloria and spoke up before Eleanor could. "Gloria, you're a student at Aloria High School and excel in your studies. Can you tell us what clues this phrase expresses?"

Zane's flattery brightened Gloria's mood, lifting her spirits after Samuel had walked away from her. It felt as if she had finally regained a sense of presence, and she smiled brightly.

She analyzed. "These words must have been written by the bride. The meaning is likely that the longing after midnight is like a thin stream, endless and continuous. So, the bride probably disappeared in the latter half of the night."

Then, gathering her courage, she looked around and said, "There should be props nearby to support this assumption. Let's replace them."

Hearing her analysis, Zane smiled and said, "Gloria, you're so smart! No wonder you're a student at Aloria High School. You can see the meaning of this phrase instantly. I'll help you replace the clues!"

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