Urban Seduction: Housewives Club

Chapter 329 The Magic King



Chapter 329 The Magic King

After Ophelia finished telling the miraculous tale of the Giant's Sword, she kept her eyes fixed on Eric, whom she saw as her "prince," eagerly awaiting his reaction."Is that all?" Eric sighed. "I'm sorry, but I'm not the person you're looking for."

Ophelia was taken aback, flustered as she replied respectfully, "That's all."

Eric shook his head. "Perhaps you've never heard the stories of the Danish royal lineage, but I can assure you, I have no connection whatsoever to the rightful heirs of the old King of Gorm. Only they can effortlessly wield the Giant's Sword and access its memories in full."

Seeing Ophelia's earnest expression, Eric found himself inwardly amused.

To Ophelia's understanding, he must be undeniably the rightful heir to the Danish throne. However, Eric knew better; he and the old King of Gorm were worlds apart. Must he now claim some mysterious foreign ancestor?

"I can use the Giant's Sword and access its memories," Eric admitted, "but I know for a fact it has nothing to do with being a direct descendant of the old King of Gorm."

Ophelia's face darkened significantly—not with anger, but with a deep sense of disappointment and helplessness, akin to a devout believer abandoned by their revered deity.

Eric and Meyer exchanged glances, both surprised by Ophelia's intense reaction.

Concerned for his friend, Meyer nudged Eric, who reluctantly spoke up under Meyer's imploring gaze, "Are you alright?"

Eric's concern seemed to reignite hope in Ophelia. She looked directly at Eric and nervously asked, "Why do you deny this esteemed lineage so adamantly? Is it because of my previous disrespect?"

"Of course not," Eric shook his head with a smile, "I simply did not gain recognition for wielding the Giant's Sword due to being a direct descendant of the old King of Gorm. I conquered it."

This blunt truth left Ophelia, who had always shown him great respect, momentarily speechless. She lowered her head and murmured, "It's not that I look down on you, but even as a powerful mage, it's impossible to forcibly conquer the Giant's Sword! Please don't use this excuse to evade me, okay?"

Eric hesitated. How could he explain his abilities? With Meyer, he could be open, but Ophelia was not yet "one of them," and he saw no reason to reveal all his cards.

Eric's silence gave Ophelia a slight sense of satisfaction. She lifted her head and said, "If you have any doubts, please go to Greenland! There, you'll find evidence confirming you as the true descendant of the old King of Gorm."

Eric frowned slightly. How could he spare the time to go to Greenland and

In a mix of incredulity and dissatisfaction, he was displeased with Ophelia's presumption, unhappy with the nickname she had bestowed upon him. Though the title 'Magic King' did not diminish him, he was still somewhat displeased.

Sensing Eric's expression, Meyer couldn't help but worry for Ophelia. She gently grabbed Eric's hand, shaking it slightly, her eyes filled with hope for forgiveness.

Due to a slight guilt over causing Meyer some trouble and her deep appreciation for the bond she shared with him, after a sigh, Eric abandoned the idea of confronting Ophelia.

Just as Meyer was about to show Eric a beautiful smile of gratitude, the stone door opened, and Ophelia rushed in excitedly, saying, "Could you please come out and meet everyone?"

"You've gotten a bit of color, you want to open a dye house?" Eric sneered coldly without speaking.

Ophelia's face dimmed slightly, "If you don't want to, forget it."

Although Ophelia was speaking to Eric, her eyes glanced sideways at Meyer. Unable to resist her good friend's plea, Meyer once again grasped Eric's hand.

Slightly frowning, Eric stood up and said, "Let's go, we'll go out now."

Ophelia was full of joy and gratitude, and gave Meyer a grateful look, but found that her good friend was pale, so she couldn't help but ask in a low voice, it lethal if do


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