The World of Beasts: She's Got Their Hearts

Analise didn't even have time to speak. Her body acted faster than her mouth,

tossing the colorful deer onto Gideon before she disappeared in front of everyone, along with the time machine.noveldrama

"Trying to escape? Impossible!"

The black ring, carrying a tangled soul, followed closely behind the time machine.

"What do we do now, Jingle? How did Analise suddenly get sent away using the time machine? This wasn't mentioned before!"

Bianca stared at the space in front of her, then glanced at the crazed Jamari behind them. For a moment, she didn't know whether to deal with the situation here or go after Analise.

"Ophir ran. We should chase after it. As for this situation, we'll handle it when we return."

"Gideon! What did you do to Ana?" Scott stepped forward and grabbed Gideon's collar, looking furious at the disappearance of Analise.

"I just sent her back to her own world." Gideon pushed Scott away as he held back the pain. He clenched the colorful deer tightly in his hand.

"Let's handle what's in front of us first. That's Jamari from Stormclaw Alliance, right? He seems much more troublesome than these other berserk males."

The thin white light made Analise squint, and all she could feel was a strange warm current enveloping her.

"Insufficient energy. Descending soon," a sudden voice rang out, and she realized she was in the sky again.

The time machine had returned to the space button and automatically fastened itself to her wrist.

"Ah! What's going on! Where are you sending me?"

The rapid descent and strong sense of weightlessness hit her, leaving her paralyzed.

"You're definitely going to die this time!" Ophir's voice rang out at the perfect moment, and Analise's body froze.

Ophir had followed her!

There was a bright flash of light, and a transparent short knife pierced straight into Analise's heart.

"Ugh..." This was unexpected for both Echo and Analise. After all, Ophir had no physical form.

She didn't even feel any pain, only a chilling sensation in her limbs.

A faint figure appeared. It was a man's silhouette.

Ophir looked at the slowly solidifying body and laughed heartily. "It worked!"

"Ophir, you're a system! How can you have a physical form?"

Echo was focused on protecting Analise as she fell from the sky and hadn't noticed that Ophir had followed.

"What do you idiots know?" Ophir sneered.

"You didn't actually think I bound Finlay's soul with Sean's, did you?" Ophir coldly chuckled.

"So, Finlay is still in the Interstellar therian world..." Analise felt her breath becoming difficult.

"Is that what you think?" Ophir raised

an eyebrow at her. "But I didn't

expect you'd release the Purification Bow without hesitation. Looks like Finlay isn't that important to you, after all."

"What about that transmigrator? You forcibly brought him here, but he shouldn't cooperate with you anymore, right?"

Analise voiced her suspicion.

Last time, Sean acted that way because he no longer wanted to continue doing these immoral things.

"Sean is an idiot. Even if I altered his memories, he's not very smart. And he's not very brave, either. It was better for me to use his body.

"I just tried to devour his soul, and to my surprise, it worked. Though he's not

smart and lacks courage, his looks and body aren't bad."

Ophir was quite pleased with its new body.

The transmigrator Sean was actually quite handsome.

His skin was fairer than most

women from the human era, and he

had a great figure. He was exactly the type of younger man modern humans would consider handsome.

Ophir's requirements weren't high. It just needed to look good.

However, it hadn't expected that by devouring Sean's soul, it could bring his body from the human era and have it for itself.

"Well, now you can die! A little system and a newcomer thinking they can ruin my plans... What's going on?"

Ophir stared at the suddenly vanishing Analise, turning into a dot of light. For a moment, it felt like something was wrong.

"I didn't expect this little system had

a trick

epits sleeve!" Ophir quicke

tried to catch the unique frequency between systems and chased after it.