The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 819

Read The Ultimate Husband by Skykissing wolf Chapter 819 – “Our Sect Mistress is sick because of the formation?”

“What rubbish!”

A few Elixir Sect elders shouted, “Tell us then- what is wrong with the room’s formation?”

Darryl laughed as he pointed at the two dressing mirrors on both sides of the room. Then he said, ” The Elixir Sect produces elixir the whole year- round. The cauldron’s fire is always strong, and it leaves yang energy around. The room’s formation might have been fine initially, but things changed with these two mirrors. A mirror can affect the environment’s energy, and two mirrors facing each other would reflect the energy. These two mirrors amplify the yang energy to many times stronger. A man carries the yang energy while a woman carries the yin energy. A man who lives here would get more energetic, but after a long period, a woman’s yin energy needs to amplify to defend the yang energy in the room. That is why she was always sick, and each time she was ill, she would feel extreme coldness.”

As Darryl explained the situation, the entire bedroom went silent.

When Darryl stepped into the room, he immediately felt that something was not right with the room’s formation. The culprit was the Elixir Sect ‘s yang energy and the two mirrors that faced each other in the room.

The huge room was silent; there was no sound, at all!

Everyone was shocked as they stared at Darryl. Their emotion seemed to have changed!

Was there truth to what the man had said?

It was unbelievable.

At that moment, Elder J*****r stepped forward and said coldly, “Young man, do you mean that our Sect Mistress would be cured if we remove those two mirrors? It sounds like you are making this up. There is no formation in this world.”

Darryl smiled lightly and said, “It’s up to you whether you believe it or not.”

Darryl did not think highly of the Elixir Sect, and he had not even wanted to intervene. However, he pitied Jody-she suffered so badly at such a young age.

It did not matter; he had told them what to do!

It was up to them to believe it or not.