My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calicraft) novel Chapter 2638

Without saying a word, Nash rushed toward the top floor. Sure enough, he found that Fogort and Alistair had not yet determined a victor. Nash quickly began to channel the power of the All Souls Token.

"Human heart, healing techniques… All Souls, obey!"

Suddenly, everyone present felt a jolt in their hearts. They turned to look at Nash, who was slowly approaching.

Nash pulled out something resembling a silver needle and pierced it into Alistair's body, and Dorothy's soul was instantly pulled out.

Seeing this, Fogort shouted loudly, "Chaos Talisman, release!"

Immediately, the whirlpool in Fogort's hands vanished, and the runes on his body began to fade step by step. However, he was already at his limit. Almost everyone present, except for Nash, lacked the strength to contend with Alistair.

Nash extended his hand, and Dorothy's soul touched it. The Heaven-Shaking Tome entered Nash's body while Dorothy's soul returned to its rightful place. Using true energy as a guide, he allowed Dorothy's soul to fly back into her body.

Nash then looked at Alistair. "Alright, do you have any final words?"

Alistair knelt on the ground, pleading desperately, "Please don't kill me. I can give you anything—wealth and everything else you desire. As long as you're willing, none of this is a problem.

"Don't kill me and spare me this time. I can help you..."

However, before he could finish, Nash's needle pierced through Alistair's forehead. Alistair did not die. Instead, he became paralyzed while feeling death closing in.

Nash walked up to Alistair, bent down, and whispered in his ear, "Don't worry, you won't die just yet. Your true energy is still protecting your body.

"This needle will render you motionless and continually drain your true energy. When your true energy is exhausted, do you think you'll still have the strength to suppress those little insects inside you?

"At that point, they'll begin to eat their way up from your abdomen until they completely consume your brain, leaving nothing behind. You won't feel any pain after that.

"Don't worry, it won't take long—probably just a few hours."

As they stepped out, the crowd erupted into thunderous applause. This surprised the onlookers who had been watching from the sidelines.

Nash stood before the crowd, saying nothing. However, it felt as if he had said everything.

He raised his hand and gave a thumbs-up to the crowd.

People laughed and chatted, cried and cheered. Even the injured lying down sat up.

Everyone raised their thumbs in unison.

This was a tribute to the heroes.

It was a tribute from humanity.