My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calicraft) novel Chapter 2444

Anox saw the attack from behind and once again wrapped his whole body with true energy.

The true energy blocked off the three marbles as it sent them bouncing away.

Anox gathered his true energy again and grasped all three marbles in the palm of his hand.

"Take that!" Anox then used the momentum of the spin and hurled the three marbles toward Huntley.

Huntley once again launched the three marbles using resonance.

Anox panted and looked at Huntley, who was relaxed and nonchalant with his attacks.

"What the heck?! Who are you?"

"Have you heard of the Wallaces?" Huntley asked.

Anox shook his head and said, "The Wallaces? There was never a family by this name in the East District of the Northern Territory. At least, I've never heard of them."

Huntley smiled and said, "Yeah, it's normal to have never heard of then. After all, this family has disappeared for too long—ever since Maxim appeared."

"Maxim? What do you mean?"

"Seven Stars, the Emerald Pearl, the Wallaces’ ancestral orb? If it weren't for Maxim..."

Anox was from the younger generation who did not know about this historical information. He asked, "What on earth are you talking about? What does this have to do with Maxim and Enid?!"

"Enid is the key," Huntley said. "Follow me."

Huntley led Anox to a very secluded cabin.

Enid was lying unconscious inside.

Huntley just sat on the side.

Anox looked at Huntley as doubts swirled in his mind. The Dunes were one of the most powerful families, but even so, they had never told him anything about the Wallaces. He only knew about the Twiggs from his father.

The Twiggs were once one of the most prominent families in the East District of the Northern Territory. Unfortunately, no one in the family had a divine connection.

At the same time, they were unable to cultivate the Skyland Sun Technique. Hence, they had no choice but to follow a fortune teller’s advice and relocate entirely to what was now known as Hildeford in the Northern Territory.

That was all there was to it. There were no other records of the rest of the Twiggs' history at all. This was strange because the East District of the Northern Territory attached great importance to bloodlines. After all, this would affect family members for a lifetime.

Some families had divine connections for several generations, so they had to ensure that their bloodline would continue and be perfectly inherited by the next. Others were blessed with special blood, and only those with specific physical traits could cultivate special abilities.

Moreover, the most important thing was that the extended families would also inherit the relevant abilities. Hence, even the extended families would be inextricably linked to the main family.