He reached out and grabbed the other person.
The living souls just couldn't understand why their master, who came to save them, didn't restrain Izayah like before, but let him hurt people indiscriminately.
Izayah didn't realize it until now, he turned to look at Amelia and said, "Aren't you going to stop me? Didn't you just say if I didn't go back, you'd let me disappear?"
"Just now is just now," said Amelia casually. "I always give a break to people with karma. You can finish your revenge first, and then I can make you disappear without a trace. But just for a few gossip, you used up your karma, it's a bit not worth it."
Izayah seemed to be thinking about her words, the resentment eased a bit, the grip of her hand loosened, her eyes still crimson: "They're not innocent."
"I know they
