Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 1362

Sandy lowered her head, her expression one of pure agony as she sobbed. "I'm so sorry, sir. We should have never done this to you. We just refused to believe our elders would be such evil beings. Please forgive us."

"Please save the people of Millerton. We will be eternally grateful. Pardon my foolishness." Lilian got on her knees as well, begging for Wilbur's forgiveness.

The hundreds of people within the light shield got on their knees, begging for Wilbur's forgiveness and for him to free the people of Millerton who had fallen into this terrifying craze.

Wilbur shook his head, beginning to perform a series of seals in his hands as a wave of spiritual pressure spread out.

He was honestly not that sure about the outcome of this, either.

After all, this phenomenon had been achieved through a ritual of sorts that Kolton and the others had sacrificed their lives for, on top of borrowing the power of an evil spirit.

There was, however, one way of curing a tainted spirit—the Soul Cleanse.

The problem was that this was a spell that was usually meant to be cast on a singular person to dispel any evil forces in their soul.

Wilbur could not think of a spell that could cleanse hundreds of thousands of people at the same time.

However, he was now of Emperor level and had a deeper understanding of his powers, spiritual energy, and spells.

He was going to try something. If it worked, he just might be able to save all these people.

If it didn't work, he would have no choice but to go on a killing spree. Even if it took wiping out all the people of Millerton, Wilbur refused to let this spread to other places.

Kindness was not always the best solution.

As Wilbur continued to perform those seals, the power of faith in his Spiritual Furnace began to ripple wildly.

Golden waves rose up, ebbing and flowing.

Not long after, a small, golden ball of light appeared above Wilbur's head.

The ball of light was barely the size of a fist and filled with flashing runes.