Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 413

Due to Otis' arrest, his residence had been sealed off by the police.

Shannon didn't enter the place but instead followed the lingering grudge around the neighborhood. Otis had killed many cats, so there had to be a lingering grudge near his residence, not just on him.

Tracing the faint strands of the grudge, Shannon arrived at an abandoned factory nearby. She found cat skulls in a corner overgrown with weeds.

Seeing the bones that were carelessly discarded and gnawed clean by wild dogs, her expression darkened.

She gathered the bones and buried them in an empty space, then took out a talisman to draw out the cat grudge attached to the bones. She infused some spiritual energy into the grudge.

In an instant, the previously drifting grudge solidified to reveal several twisted and incomplete cat spirits.

Shannon looked quietly at them and said, "Go find the one who harmed you. Once you've taken your revenge, move on to the next life."

The incomplete cat spirits floating in the air seemed to scream in pain. The grudge around them surged in no time, and they swiftly flew toward a certain location in the city.

In the detention center of Seastone Police Precinct, Otis was calmly standing in a room, waiting for his mental health assessment report to be released.

A police officer tasked with guarding him noticed the smirk on his face. With a flash of disgust in his eyes, the officer got up and temporarily left the room.

Otis found a comfortable position in the holding room and was about to lie down when his whole body convulsed violently. His body twitched uncontrollably as his eyes widened and stared into the void in front of him.

Before him, a dozen black shadows were screaming at him. The next moment, they lined up and started entering his body one by one.

Otis' whole body convulsed violently. As each cat spirit entered, it seemed he could feel the torture these cats had endured before their death.

It was as if his scalp was being torn open. The pain was excruciating, yet he couldn't make a sound.