Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 1441

It was hard to imagine Adam that way.

That aside, Shannon had finally learned the backstory between Thalia and the villagers. However, she couldn't help but feel conflicted again.

Having discussed that matter before, Benjamin was the first to read her mind. "Have you thought of how you'll help them?"

Since discovering that the villagers in Antique Village attempted to sacrifice themselves so that their true forms could be returned to the country, Shannon had set her mind on helping them.

With everything else on hold, she finally had time to consider the bold idea she had been toying with.

Emeralda and Harlan were hearing about this for the first time and were surprised. However, they politely turned her down. "We've all decided on it, Shannon. You don't have to—"

Without waiting for Emeralda to finish, Shannon interrupted her. "I know your worries. That's why, if my idea works, I can fulfill both your plan and preserve your lifespan. You won't have to give up on the original plan."

As the main planner and the spokesperson driving public opinion, Thalia couldn't help but ask, "What's the idea?"

Of course, if circumstances allowed, she wouldn't want to see the artifacts sacrificing their lifespan for the grand plan.

Shannon smiled when met with Thalia's enthusiastic gaze. "The key to this plan is the involvement of a special Stone Spirit."

She turned to Harlan, asking, "Is the emerald broccoli we brought still here?"

Harlan was unsure why she would suddenly mention the emerald broccoli but nodded regardless. "Yes. The Stone Spirit whose true form has been damaged. She's still in a timeout, reflecting on her actions for the past few days."

Brooklynn, aiding and abetting the creation of fake antiques, was strongly condemned by Emeralda. It was immediately declared that she would retain her damaged form for life as a reminder of the lesson.

Thalia had no idea what that broccoli was or why it could be a key figure, but Emeralda quickly connected the two dots. "You're not thinking…"