The Snow Leopard Baby of the Black Leopard Family
Chapter 142
- Chapter 180
- Chapter 179
- Chapter 178
- Chapter 177
- Chapter 176
- Chapter 175
- Chapter 174
- Chapter 173
- Chapter 172
- Chapter 171
- Chapter 170
- Chapter 169
- Chapter 168
- Chapter 167
- Chapter 166
- Chapter 165
- Chapter 164
- Chapter 163
- Chapter 162
- Chapter 161
- Chapter 160
- Chapter 159
- Chapter 158
- Chapter 157
- Chapter 156
- Chapter 155
- Chapter 154
- Chapter 153
- Chapter 152
- Chapter 151
- Chapter 150
- Chapter 149
- Chapter 148
- Chapter 147
- Chapter 146
- Chapter 145
- Chapter 144
- Chapter 143
- Chapter 142
- Chapter 141
- Chapter 140
- Chapter 139
- Chapter 138
- Chapter 137
- Chapter 136
- Chapter 135
- Chapter 134
- Chapter 133
- Chapter 132
- Chapter 131
- Chapter 130
- Chapter 129
- Chapter 128
- Chapter 127
- Chapter 126
- Chapter 125
- Chapter 124
- Chapter 123
- Chapter 122
- Chapter 121
- Chapter 120
- Chapter 119
- Chapter 118
- Chapter 117
- Chapter 116
- Chapter 115
- Chapter 114
- Chapter 113
- Chapter 112
- Chapter 111
- Chapter 110
- Chapter 109
- Chapter 108
- Chapter 107
- Chapter 106
- Chapter 105
- Chapter 104
- Chapter 103
- Chapter 102
- Chapter 101
- Chapter 100
- Chapter 99
- Chapter 98
- Chapter 97
- Chapter 96
- Chapter 95
- Chapter 94
- Chapter 93
- Chapter 92
- Chapter 91
- Chapter 90
- Chapter 89
- Chapter 88
- Chapter 87
- Chapter 86
- Chapter 85
- Chapter 84
- Chapter 83
- Chapter 82
- Chapter 81
- Chapter 80
- Chapter 79
- Chapter 78
- Chapter 77
- Chapter 76
- Chapter 75
- Chapter 74
- Chapter 73
- Chapter 72
- Chapter 71
- Chapter 70
- Chapter 69
- Chapter 68
- Chapter 67
- Chapter 66
- Chapter 65
- Chapter 64
- Chapter 63
- Chapter 62
- Chapter 61
- Chapter 60
- Chapter 59
- Chapter 58
- Chapter 57
- Chapter 56
- Chapter 55
- Chapter 54
- Chapter 53
- Chapter 52
- Chapter 51
- Chapter 50
- Chapter 49
- Chapter 48
- Chapter 47
- Chapter 46
- Chapter 45
- Chapter 44
- Chapter 43
- Chapter 42
- Chapter 41
- Chapter 40
- Chapter 39
- Chapter 38
- Chapter 37
- Chapter 36
- Chapter 35
- Chapter 34
- Chapter 33
- Chapter 32
- Chapter 31
- Chapter 30
- Chapter 29
- Chapter 28
- Chapter 27
- Chapter 26
- Chapter 25
- Chapter 24
- Chapter 23
- Chapter 22
- Chapter 21
- Chapter 20
- Chapter 19
- Chapter 18
- Chapter 17
- Chapter 16
- Chapter 15
- Chapter 14
- Chapter 13
- Chapter 12
- Chapter 11
- Chapter 10
- Chapter 9
- Chapter 8
- Chapter 7
- Chapter 6
- Chapter 5
- Chapter 4
- Chapter 3
- Chapter 2
- Chapter 1
Karsus held the glass orb given to him by Tiel and gazed at her quietly.
The girl, after handing over her precious orb, blushed slightly, her ears turning pink with shyness.
"It might help, if my guess is correct..."
Karsus accepted the orb and gently ruffled Tiel's hair. The soft white strands rippled under his large hand.
"Thank you, Tiel. I’ll keep it safe."
"Yes! Please don’t do anything dangerous! Be careful, Dad."
"Don’t worry, my daughter."
Karsus placed the glass orb in his pocket and knelt down to give Tiel a gentle hug.
Tiel, enveloped in her father’s arms, rested her cheek against his shoulder. Her soft cheek pressed into Karsus’s shoulder.
"Take care. Have fun playing with your brothers. And just in case, don’t go near ‘that girl.’"
"Do you mean Lissa?"
"Yes."
"Don’t worry! I won’t approach her carelessly."
Once Karsus received her promise, he felt a little more at ease, releasing Tiel from his embrace and standing up.
The pouch containing the glass orb bulged slightly in his pocket. He gave Tiel one last ruffle of her hair before leaving her room.
***
Karsus was watching through the salamander as it navigated the black smoke.
No, was it right to call it smoke?
It was different from smoke or mist. Karsus squinted, looking through the salamander’s eyes as it wandered through the mist.
Normally, smoke or mist would obscure your vision, but this wasn’t the case here. Everything was unusually clear.
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It was a very clear darkness.
He searched the area for a long time through the salamander, but in the end, he found nothing.
There was definitely some special force in the mist, one that made anyone who entered lose their way and wander inside. The salamander, unable to escape, was proof of that.
Eventually, Karsus had the salamander burn itself out and disappear.
"What did you find?"
The leader of the Asterian knights asked. Karsus pressed his eyes, still trying to adjust to the light after wandering in the darkness for so long.
"There’s nothing to see. It was good that we didn’t rush in. It seems like anyone who enters there will inevitably lose their way."
"Then, can’t we enter?"
"There might be a way to burn down the entire mountain to force them out, but that seems a bit extreme."
If it were the old Karsus, he wouldn’t have hesitated to set fire to the place. But Karsus was ★ 𝐍𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 ★ now the father of three children.
He didn’t want to act like that anymore.
Moreover...
"You said there were children inside."
There were supposed to be several children. If the culprits felt threatened and either ran away, abandoning the children, or worse, killed them, Karsus would never forgive himself for burning down the mountain.
So, instead of setting fire to the place, Karsus led the knights and stood before the black smoke.
The ominous black force seemed to reach out, as if to engulf the knights, then withdrew, repeating the motion. The knights watched with furrowed brows as the strange scene unfolded.
"This is where the mad experiments are happening, they say. Is this the result of those experiments?"
Karsus raised his hand and signaled the knights to step back. He took out the small glass orb Tiel had given him from his pocket.
"What is that?"
"It’s something my daughter gave me. It contains the power of light."
Karsus inspected the orb carefully and became almost certain. This power wasn’t smoke or mist. It was pure darkness itself. While Karsus wasn’t sure if such a power existed in the world, he was certain about one thing.
This wasn’t some crude mist or smoke ability.
The only thing they could rely on now was the small orb Tiel had handed to Karsus.
With a flick of his hand, a large fiery leopard formed beneath his command.
The leopard’s skin glowed with flickering flames, and its golden eyes—just like Karsus’s—stared steadily at the black mist.
He tossed the glass orb to the leopard, which swiftly caught it in its mouth.
"Go."
As soon as Karsus gave the command, the leopard, holding the small orb, charged into the black smoke.
A small glimmer of light shone from the orb in the leopard’s mouth.
The knights, standing still, watched without taking their eyes off the leopard as it disappeared completely into the black mist.
The knights remained perfectly aligned, standing watch until Karsus gave the order to move.
Then, one knight spoke.
"Look, over there!"
The knight pointed at the black mist. Karsus and the Asterian knights all looked up in the direction he pointed.
From that spot, a faint beam of light was emerging.
It was small, just like Tiel Asterian, Karsus’s daughter—a faint, dim light.
But even though it was small and faint, it was undoubtedly light.
The small light in the darkness began to split into branches, and the surrounding black smoke slowly started to dissipate.
The knights stared in disbelief, but Karsus, who had believed that Tiel’s abilities could surely do this, calmly watched the scene.
The massive black force that had enveloped the area crumbled helplessly before the small piece of light.
The black mist shattered like glass, burned like flames, and flowed away like water, revealing the hidden mansion inside.
The small mansion, appropriately sized for the Russell family’s financial situation, came into view. Of course, compared to the Asterian mansion, it was no larger than an Asterian storage room.
Once the darkness fully lifted, the leopard, holding the glass orb in its mouth, slowly walked back to Karsus and placed the orb in his hand.
Then, it turned to ash and disappeared. Karsus held the now-warmed glass orb and inspected it.
Before, tiny pieces of light had flickered inside.
'Now it’s completely black.'
It seemed as though the orb had absorbed all the black mist. Karsus narrowed his eyes as he looked at the orb before slipping it back into his pocket.
He might need to investigate this further.
He jumped off his mount and gestured to the knights.
"Have the vanguard enter the mansion and find the criminals. The rest of you block the mansion from the outside. No one escapes. Mistakes will not be tolerated."
"Yes, sir!"
The Asterian knights entered the mansion, and Karsus followed slowly behind them.
However, something felt off.
"There’s no sign of anyone inside the mansion."
It was possible they had realized they were being tracked and had already escaped.
Since they had wasted a lot of time dealing with the black mist, it was plausible they could have fled.
The knights who entered the mansion found strange devices and potions, along with warm beds, but the beastkin who were supposed to be living there were nowhere to be found.
No children were left behind. The knight captain frowned in disappointment.
Then, they heard a scream.
"Ahhh—!!"
"I found Oshian Russell!"
A knight, who had gone to search the smallest room at the far end of the mansion, dragged Oshian Russell out from the closet where he had been hiding.
The knights thoroughly searched the room, but no one else was found besides Oshian.
"O-Oh no! Let go of me! Damn it! Ah, no!!"
Ignoring Oshian’s screams, the knights dragged him in front of Karsus.
Karsus looked down at him with cold eyes and asked.
"Where are the others?"
"I-I don’t know! I... I came and they were already gone! Jae, that bastard, betrayed me and ran off! I don’t know where he went!"
Oshian babbled excuses.
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- Chapter 173
- Chapter 172
- Chapter 171
- Chapter 170
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- Chapter 168
- Chapter 167
- Chapter 166
- Chapter 165
- Chapter 164
- Chapter 163
- Chapter 162
- Chapter 161
- Chapter 160
- Chapter 159
- Chapter 158
- Chapter 157
- Chapter 156
- Chapter 155
- Chapter 154
- Chapter 153
- Chapter 152
- Chapter 151
- Chapter 150
- Chapter 149
- Chapter 148
- Chapter 147
- Chapter 146
- Chapter 145
- Chapter 144
- Chapter 143
- Chapter 142
- Chapter 141
- Chapter 140
- Chapter 139
- Chapter 138
- Chapter 137
- Chapter 136
- Chapter 135
- Chapter 134
- Chapter 133
- Chapter 132
- Chapter 131
- Chapter 130
- Chapter 129
- Chapter 128
- Chapter 127
- Chapter 126
- Chapter 125
- Chapter 124
- Chapter 123
- Chapter 122
- Chapter 121
- Chapter 120
- Chapter 119
- Chapter 118
- Chapter 117
- Chapter 116
- Chapter 115
- Chapter 114
- Chapter 113
- Chapter 112
- Chapter 111
- Chapter 110
- Chapter 109
- Chapter 108
- Chapter 107
- Chapter 106
- Chapter 105
- Chapter 104
- Chapter 103
- Chapter 102
- Chapter 101
- Chapter 100
- Chapter 99
- Chapter 98
- Chapter 97
- Chapter 96
- Chapter 95
- Chapter 94
- Chapter 93
- Chapter 92
- Chapter 91
- Chapter 90
- Chapter 89
- Chapter 88
- Chapter 87
- Chapter 86
- Chapter 85
- Chapter 84
- Chapter 83
- Chapter 82
- Chapter 81
- Chapter 80
- Chapter 79
- Chapter 78
- Chapter 77
- Chapter 76
- Chapter 75
- Chapter 74
- Chapter 73
- Chapter 72
- Chapter 71
- Chapter 70
- Chapter 69
- Chapter 68
- Chapter 67
- Chapter 66
- Chapter 65
- Chapter 64
- Chapter 63
- Chapter 62
- Chapter 61
- Chapter 60
- Chapter 59
- Chapter 58
- Chapter 57
- Chapter 56
- Chapter 55
- Chapter 54
- Chapter 53
- Chapter 52
- Chapter 51
- Chapter 50
- Chapter 49
- Chapter 48
- Chapter 47
- Chapter 46
- Chapter 45
- Chapter 44
- Chapter 43
- Chapter 42
- Chapter 41
- Chapter 40
- Chapter 39
- Chapter 38
- Chapter 37
- Chapter 36
- Chapter 35
- Chapter 34
- Chapter 33
- Chapter 32
- Chapter 31
- Chapter 30
- Chapter 29
- Chapter 28
- Chapter 27
- Chapter 26
- Chapter 25
- Chapter 24
- Chapter 23
- Chapter 22
- Chapter 21
- Chapter 20
- Chapter 19
- Chapter 18
- Chapter 17
- Chapter 16
- Chapter 15
- Chapter 14
- Chapter 13
- Chapter 12
- Chapter 11
- Chapter 10
- Chapter 9
- Chapter 8
- Chapter 7
- Chapter 6
- Chapter 5
- Chapter 4
- Chapter 3
- Chapter 2
- Chapter 1
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