Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 1881

There was no time for further questioning as Benjamin swiftly raised his hand, forming a golden light barrier to protect the three of them.

At the same time, Shannon's decree and the hundreds of calamity lightning bolts from above descended. "By the decree of pardon, thunder strike!"

The boom was deafening, like the earth itself was crumbling, as the hundreds of calamity lightning bolts fell. But along with them came fire lightning, infused with the power of the Divine Power.

These fire bolts seemed to transform into hundreds of phoenixes, each soaring directly toward the oncoming calamity lightning.

The clash of thunder and fire was accompanied by a sound resembling a phoenix's cry echoing through the void.

The golden light barrier before Shannon seemed to transform, with massive phoenix wings appearing, overlapping with the shield, and blocking all the calamity lightning strikes from the Divine Power.

In the end, the thunder dissipated, and the sparks from the collision of fire lightning fell like a rain of fire, scattering across the lands.

Shannon was momentarily distracted, caught off guard by the vision that suddenly appeared before her eyes.

In this vision, the scene before her seemed eerily familiar—hundreds of fire lightning bolts rapidly gathered in the dark clouds above, heading straight toward her.

However, just as the thunderbolts were about to break through the black cloud, a figure surrounded by golden light appeared, blocking their path.

The figure stood firm in the storm of fire lightning, his expression cold and composed. With a wave of his hand, he forcibly absorbed the hundreds of fire bolts into his body.

As the fire lightning entered him, his golden light gradually faded until it completely vanished.

A phoenix cry echoed in the air once more, snapping Shannon back to reality. Her gaze flickered, and she instinctively looked toward Benjamin, who stood beside her.

For some reason, the vision she had just experienced felt more like a memory than an illusion. It seemed as though it had truly happened before… But why did she have no recollection of it?

Before Shannon could delve deeper into her thoughts, the chaotic shouts from the mountain below snapped her back to reality.