Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 1231

"I'm sorry, but I'm not interested. Let's end this here," Sebastian said while turning to leave.

"Stop right there! You're not allowed to leave!" Asriel moved in a flash, blocking Sebastian's path.

"What now? Can't handle losing, so you're planning to kill me and take my winnings by force?" Sebastian taunted, his tone dripping with sarcasm.

Asriel's face flushed with embarrassment, but she retorted coldly, "Say whatever you want. Regardless, you must bet with me one more time!"

"Holy Maiden, stop wasting time on him. Just kill him and take everything! There's no one else here, so no one will ever know," Ophelia snarled with venom in her voice.

Asriel ignored her attendant's suggestion and fixed her gaze on Sebastian. "I'll ask you one last time. Will you bet with me or not?" she demanded.

Sebastian glanced at Ophelia and said flatly, "Make her leave first. Just looking at her annoys me."

"You're asking for it!" Ophelia erupted with rage. A glint of light flashed in her hand as she drew a mid-grade spiritual artifact sword.

"Ophelia, leave!" Asriel ordered firmly.

"Yes, Holy Maiden." Ophelia obeyed, though her reluctance was clear. Before stepping out, she glared at Sebastian and hissed, "Mark my words! If you make our Holy Maiden unhappy, you won't leave this place alive!"

Sebastian couldn't be bothered to respond. Once Ophelia had left, he turned to Asriel and said, "Fine, I'll agree to one last bet. But are you certain I can choose any wager I want?"

"Of course. As long as I have it, it's yours to pick," Asriel replied without hesitation.

Sebastian smiled faintly, an amused glint in his eye. "If I'm not mistaken, you possess a spiritual constitution, don't you?"

"What does that have to do with anything?" Asriel asked, puzzled.

"I'll give you one chance to apologize. If you do, I might spare your life," Asriel said coldly.

Sebastian shook his head again, still smiling. "You just said that anything you have is mine to choose. All I did was select my wager. I didn't do anything wrong, so why should I apologize?"

"I meant my belongings! Not myself!" Asriel snapped.

"With all due respect, there's nothing else you have that interests me. If you agree to this wager, we'll proceed. If not, we can call it off. Of course," Sebastian added teasingly, "you could always attack me. But if you think you alone can kill me, you're sorely mistaken."

"You arrogant fool! I'm ranked 21st on the Potential Leader Chart. Killing you would be as easy as crushing an ant!" Asriel retorted.

"Then, go ahead and try," Sebastian replied, his gaze turning razor-sharp as he prepared to respond at a moment's notice.