Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade
Chapter 365

Chapter 365 Do Not Move The Potted Plants

"Hmph! Damian must have used our Mountain of the Beasts name to cheat others. I didn't expect that you guys actually believe him."

Noah turned away from Alex, looked at Maggie, and continued, "Ms. Grant, this brat dared to doubt my abilities. I'll carry out a purification ritual for you right now to resolve your issue with your chakra and show this blabbermouth the true power of the Mountain of the Beasts."

Alex only laughed dryly but had a plan in mind.

Noah had to be the swindler who used the name of the Mountain of the Beasts to deceive others, not Damian. Maggie clearly had been fooled.

Alex believed that Damian was the true senior from the Mountain of the Beasts. Everyone who had heard of the Mountain of the Beasts knew of the renowned Damian. Furthermore, Lexa Hill would be able prove it.

Maggie nodded her head as she looked at Alex. Her gaze was somewhat troubled.

However, seeing that Alex was no longer provoking Mr. Carter, she remained quiet.

"Mr. Carter, I hope that you can finish the ritual as soon as possible and help me curb the danger," Maggie said respectfully.

At this point of time, she was genuinely afraid.

In the past, Maggie was someone who did not believe in geomancy. However, the countless experiences she had with bad luck had forced her to believe in it.

Noah pulled out a few yellow-colored talismans, drew a few strokes in the air, and started chanting words that no one could decipher.

However, chanting was usually difficult to understand in the first place. Thus, Maggie and Warner easily believed that Noah was a true geomancer - chants were all some sort of profound mystery, anyway. After chanting for a while, Noah threw the talismans into the air, observing the direction and speed of the way they scattered. He then pointed at a green potted plant by the window and said, "Ms. Grant, I've found the problem."

"Oh?"

Maggie was elated. She immediately asked, "What's the problem, Mr. Carter?"

Noah went on, "This window faces the east. Your good fortune flows in from the east and thus should enter from the window, but it is blocked by this potted plant. That is what's hindering your good fortune." Maggie was overjoyed upon hearing this. She pointed an accusing finger at the plant and asked, "Mr. Carter, does that mean that I can simply move the pot somewhere else?"

Noah laughed. "That's right. Ms. Grant is clever indeed."

Warner was thrilled too. Without waiting for Maggie to do it herself, he quickly went to move the potted plant away.

Do Not Move The Potted Plants

Upon seeing this, Alex urgently intervened. "Don't touch the pot!"

"Why not?" Maggie questioned, frowning at Alex.

Warner halted in his tracks, waiting for Alex to explain himself.

Before Alex could say anything, he was interrupted by Noah's booming laugh. "He's right. You can't move the pot yet."

"Huh?" Maggie was even more confused now.

Noah laughed and continued, "Ms. Grant, geomancy is not as simple as you imagine. The array method for geomancy is intangible and boundless; simply moving a pot would not solve the problem." "What else do I have to do?" Maggie asked.

Noah replied calmly, "We have to make use of special tools that only a geomancer has. This potted plant that is blocking your good fortune is simply a coincidence. Before moving it, we have to use these tools to suppress its negative energy, or it will take away your good fortune."

After listening to Noah's explanation, Alex immediately laughed. What bullshit! This guy is definitely a

conman.

On the other hand, Maggie was convinced and did not doubt him one bit.

"Please do what you have to, Mr. Carter," Maggie said hurriedly.

Noah pulled out a few more talismans and stuck them onto the potted plant. Drawing a few strokes with his right hand, he pointed a finger at the plant and began chanting again.

At the end of it all, he spat at it and let out a sharp scream before he said, "Mr. Green, you can move the pot now."

"Thank you, Mr. Carter!" Maggie bowed to Noah, her eyes filled with delight.

Warner nodded before picking up the potted plant.

"Mr. Green, if you move the pot away now, Ms. Grant's fate will really be sealed shut," Alex quickly reminded. Warner froze, hesitating.

"Move the plant away first," Maggie said without even looking at Alex.

Warner heeded her instructions and carried the potted plant away.