Legend of Dragon Son-in-law

Chapter 1279: Chapter 1279: Isabella Warm Sends a Message Through Someone

Julius Reed did not speak and stood there in silence.

“Are you not curious?” Elaenor Wood walked up to him and asked with a chuckle, “That is your personal maid after all. I heard that during your time in the Ten Thousand Mountain Alliance, she was the most favored.”

“If you want to say something, you will naturally say it.” Julius Reed looked into Elaenor Wood’s eyes and said indifferently, “If you don’t want to talk, even if I ask, you will not speak.”

“How boring!”

Elaenor Wood shook his head and sighed, “Leander Sylvan wants to know your whereabouts. She strongly believes in one thing, that Mad Dragon is not dead. Obviously, I acted in that play with you, and Leander Sylvan knew about it.”

“Devlin.” Julius Reed looked at the full moon in the sky and said softly, “It was Devlin who told Isabella Warm.”

“But I didn’t say it.” Elaenor Wood also stood with his hands clasped behind his back, looking up at the sky, “When the moon is bright, the stars are few. A world without the Holy Master is like a night sky without the moon. Although the stars each shine in their own right, they still appear dim. Unfortunately, they think that with the moon gone, they themselves can become the moon.”

Julius Reed turned his head, puzzled, and looked at him, “Since when have you become so literary?”

“Isabella Warm is different from what I thought.”

Elaenor Wood didn’t answer Julius Reed’s question but talked to himself instead, “No wonder she caught your fancy.”

“Let me tell you something you might not believe, but I even think that Isabella Warm never betrayed you. The poison back then was administered by her. I know you have always been curious about why there were people from the Seven Veins in the Ten Thousand Mountain Alliance.”

“But in fact, Pendleton’s capabilities have always been beyond your imagination. If not for the current Pendleton Alliance Hierarch’s indulgence in pleasure and neglect of his duties, your life would have been difficult.”

“The poison was administered by Isabella Warm?” Julius Reed’s voice fluctuated slightly, “Someone told me, it wasn’t her.”

“Does it matter?” Elaenor Wood turned his head and coughed slightly, “I can tell that you trust her greatly. But please remember, no one is worthy of trust. Except for yourself.”