Rising from the Ashes (Andrew) novel Chapter 2888

This area bordered the diseased forest, surrounded by rows of walls that had not yet collapsed. It was like a maze, and an ordinary person would need a great deal of effort to find their way in.

Rosemary lay sprawled across a boulder, gasping for breath. Her white robe was burned in multiple places. The sacred flames she had unleashed earlier had not only harmed her enemies but caught her as well. Still, none of that mattered now.

Looking at the stone orb in her hand, Rosemary's face broke into a smile once more. "The Ludendorff family is nothing special. Although Cyril stole part of the Saint's power, what remains is enough for me to advance."

She began dripping blood onto the stone orb again, preparing to absorb its power once more. Just then, she heard a faint sound behind her.

Rosemary whirled around and growled, "Who's there? Show yourself!"

Andrew walked out with a smile on his face. "Hello, Angel"

Rosemary looked stunned, then her expression darkened. "You're still alive?"

Andrew shrugged. "Thanks to you, not only did I survive, but I also got to watch you being tormented and humiliated by the Ludendorff family. You're quite impressive, though. Escaping from a Ludendorff martial god's grasp proves Cathedral angels really are extraordinary!"

Rosemary sneered. "What right do you have to mock me! If you're smart, you'd realize that Wraith Graveyard is now under Ludendorff family control! If you want to live, your best bet is to cooperate with me. We escape together, and we both win. But if you cling to those petty grudges from before, you'll die here too."

Andrew shook his head. "Don't worry, I'm a grown man. How could I hold onto such trivial matters? Besides, with a beauty like you, I couldn't possibly bear a grudge."

Rosemary tucked a strand of hair behind her ear and showed a rare smile. "At least you're smart. I suppose I do owe you an apology. I did manipulate you earlier. If you can look past that and help me escape this cursed graveyard, I'll naturally reward you handsomely afterward."

As she spoke, whether intentionally or not, she put on a shy, delicate expression in front of Andrew.

Andrew stepped closer, his gaze softening to a gentle, almost reverent look. "Ms. Rosemary, don't worry. I'm not a fan of the Ludendorff family either. Compared to Ludendorff, I would much rather work with you. Let's escape together."

Rosemary smirked inwardly. She was the Ivory Seraph, and few could resist her charms. Once this man had served his purpose, she would simply discard him.

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