Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 2361

Mordecai had assumed that Zidane treated Benjamin and Shannon differently, but then he heard Zidane speak in a calm murmur filled with certainty.

"If she still can't return, leaving him alone and fully conscious in this world would only be torment."

Perhaps falling back into slumber was what Benjamin desired.

As if in response to Zidane's words, Benjamin's soft and affectionate voice rang out from the Omniscape once more.

"She's my destined wife in this lifetime and the love of my life.

"She was the one who reversed the Rift Vortex. The peace in this world is all thanks to her…

"With the divine soul of the Dragon Vein, I shall not let the world forget her existence. Bring my wife, Shannon Jensen, back to us."

Just after Benjamin spoke, he felt the last glimmer of golden light in him fading away. His face paled visibly.

If Shannon were here, she would have noticed that the once radiant golden light surrounding Benjamin now completely dimmed. That golden light, forged from a millennium of the Divine Power, was utterly drained.

The world felt it too.

Beneath the Omniscape, Hector was the first to close his eyes. Following Benjamin's prayer, he whispered with genuine sincerity, "If the Divine Power can hear me, please bring my sister, Shannon Jensen, back."

One by one, Louise, Adam, Kai, Mike, and Lexie followed…

Be they demons, mystic masters, or those who'd once shared the deepest bonds with Shannon, they instinctively followed Benjamin in prayer.

One after another, the prayers turned into mystic light and gathered in the sky, right before Benjamin's eyes.

He stared at the glowing cluster of mystic light and watched as they assembled. Specks of radiance flickered and slowly took shape before scattering like they could no longer hold on.

Benjamin's pupils constricted sharply. He instinctively reached out to pull those mystic lights together, but the more desperate he was, the faster those mystic lights crumbled in his hands.

Finally, the last trace of faith dissipated before him.

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