Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 1327

Unexpectedly, Isabel saw a teen boy sneakily lure a girl into a pit so he could bury her alive. She went up to stop him and managed to save the girl but was heavily resented by the boy.

The boy sneaked up on Isabel and maliciously pushed her down the stairs in the garden, causing her to shatter her skull and die on the spot.

The boy, being under 18, was only sentenced to six months of juvenile detention.

Usually, for a victim like Isabel, who died in a foreign city, her body would be transported back to her hometown, and so would her soul.

However, due to her grudge and her father saying, "This is what she gets for refusing to settle down," she refused to be plagued by that guilt and eventually returned to her rental apartment in Seastone.

Perhaps because someone had died in that apartment the place remained vacant for a long time. Hence, Isabel stayed there for good.

She wanted revenge on that teen boy, but her ghastly power was too weak. She couldn't infiltrate the juvenile detention center and could only wait for his release.

During the drought of waiting, she wanted to compensate for her lost time with her hobby and began writing a novel in her apartment.

While she chattered on about her life, even about how she was murdered, she didn't appear to be engulfed in grudge energy. It was a pity to die at such a young age, but at least she had rescued a girl.

Isabel's grudge wasn't on her death herself but the fact that the killer didn't receive his rightful punishment, simply because of his young age. Due to being a minor, the law forgave him for doing the unjust.

The law might have protected him, but it didn't protect the victims. She simply couldn't accept an outcome like this. After all, spirits with lingering attachments couldn't enter the afterlife.

Shannon stayed quiet throughout. It wasn't until Isabel finished her rant that the former slowly remarked, "Although the Divine Power allows the innocently killed to take action against the perpetrator, you'll also have to pay the price."

She continued, "Perhaps you can wait it out. The murderer ought to face retribution."

Nobody could escape the wrath of karma.