A Second Life, A New Power novel Chapter 383

The netizens commented on Ana's reaction.

"I think Ana is right. Demi is treating everyone's lives like a game. She's strong, but what if something goes wrong?"

"Demi didn't say anything wrong! She's powerful and isn't afraid of wolves, so she's letting everyone sleep peacefully. Ana was scared, so she suggested taking shifts. I don't think anyone's in the wrong."

Upon hearing Ana's words, the group exchanged glances. Nigel said, "Alright, then. The men will take turns, each guarding for one hour."

Nigel glanced at his watch as he spoke and started assigning tasks. Since he had spoken, none of the male guests raised any objections.

"Can we leave a camera running?" the staff asked. "We mainly want to film the wolves."

After all, footage like this was hard to come by.

"Sure," everyone agreed readily.

Daniel listened carefully to the sounds outside. It seemed like the rain had stopped. He stepped outside to confirm, and sure enough, it stopped raining.

He quickly returned to the cave.

Demi was asking Maria about Indorian, while George, Chad, and Herne gathered around to help her study.

Maria, George, and Herne were all educated abroad, and Chad had grown up in an Indorian-speaking country, so they spoke good Indorian.

Daniel approached Demi and quietly said, "Emi, I need to talk to you. Let's go outside."

At his words, everyone turned to look.

Demi raised her gaze and coldly said, "If you have nothing new to say, don't bother coming to me again."

Daniel really was just going to tell her the things he had said to her before.

"Let's carry on," Demi said to her Indorian tutors.

Daniel felt a sudden sense of helplessness.

Just then, Thomas walked over with determination burning in his gaze. "Emi, I'm serious. Come outside with me."

"Now that you know, do you want to help me get revenge?" Demi sneered as she looked at Thomas.

"I'll help you get revenge. If I ever meet them, I'll smash their heads in." Thomas nodded firmly.

Demi said nothing. She could tell that Thomas was sincere at that moment, but this sincerity wasn't quite enough.

"I asked you to step out because I want to know, how will you forgive us? Whatever you say, I'll do it," Thomas said with a sincere expression.

"Why?" Thomas looked puzzled. "Emi, don't say things out of anger. I'm really asking you sincerely."

"Are you talking about what happened when you were a child?" Thomas asked. "But…"