The Valkyrie Returns and Slays (Raven) novel Chapter 303

Chapter 303 The Alluring Cassian

To the silver–haired man’s shock, he sensed several completely distinct auras gradually emerging from Cassian’s body.

“How is this possible?” The silver–haired man looked at Cassian with shock and confusion.

A person could only possess one unique aura. How could multiple exist within a single body?

Just as he was about to investigate further, Cassian suddenly shook off his hand.

At the same time, his thin lips seemed to tighten even more because of the pain.

And the emotions in his eyes kept changing.

It looked like several people were vying for control of his body.

About half a minute later, the constantly changing aura around Cassian finally returned to peace.

The silver–haired man looked him up and down, then asked, “Are you alright?”

Cassian tilted his head slightly at his words, casting him a detached glance.

With just one glance, the silver–haired man’s breathing suddenly stopped.

For some inexplicable reason, an overwhelming urge surged within him to drop to his knees and worship Cassian like a deity.

Now, Cassian’s originally dark gold–tinged eyes gleamed with strands of silver.

An aura of icy aloofness enveloped him, as though he stood above the mortal world.

His gaze toward the silver–haired man was that of a god observing ants, utterly devoid of emotion.

However, Cassian’s brow furrowed once more.

Then, a faint purple glint flashed through his silver eyes.

At the same time, the aura around him suddenly changed.

At this moment, he radiated the allure of a demonic seducer.

The silver–haired man’s gaze met Cassian’s eyes, his breath suddenly quickened, and his heartbeat pounded like it was going to burst out of his chest.

Realizing his change, the silver–haired man shook his head vigorously.

‘What’s wrong with me?‘

He was certain he was straight.

How could he have such a reaction to a man?

But soon, when he saw that the people around him were reacting even more strongly than him, he suddenly understood that it wasn’t his problem.