Even when Lia saw Cerberus's small, red body, she didn't think it came from hell.

Because it shared similar thoughts with her and Zola, the little dog seemed far too ordinary.

Aside from having three heads, it has absolutely nothing to do with Cerberus.

But now, Lia felt a strange premonition.

What if all of this is true?

If Victor really did bring back this vicious dog from hell on purpose.

Could she find Victor's trail through this three-headed hellhound?

So, Lia lowered her head and gently asked the three-headed dog:

"Little Ke, tell me."

"Where did you come from to appear in our house?"

Cerberus's three heads swayed, its tongue lolling out, and its tail wagging, looking quite docile.

It seems to be thinking about Leah's problem.

Sudden……

"Woof!"

It turned around and ran into the depths of the mansion courtyard.

Seeing this, Liya's eyes lit up with surprise.

"Quick, keep up with it!"

Leon immediately pushed off with her feet, her figure flashing through the air like a phantom, closely following behind the hellhound.

...

After a while, Leah finally found her by following the footprints left by Leon.

She, an ordinary person, was panting heavily, supporting her legs as she gasped for breath.

At that moment, Lia was surprised to find herself at the entrance of the mansion's large warehouse.

This place has always been filled with some household odds and ends, which are usually tidied up by Hainernason.

However, Helnason is still in the south and hasn't returned yet, and she hasn't been here either.

After resting for a while, Lia looked up and saw Leon standing at the warehouse door.

Her gaze was fixed on the depths of the warehouse, her emerald-like pupils trembling slightly.

Leah walked over curiously and gently patted Leon on the shoulder:

"Leon, what's wrong?"

Leon did not answer.

With her doubts in mind, Lia slowly raised her head and followed Leon's gaze into the depths of the warehouse.

The scene before her eyes shocked her so much that her heart began to pound.

Cerberus was crouching on a pile of junk, its three large mouths fiercely biting at the crimson armor.

The armor that had been hanging on the wall was now lying on the ground, and part of it had even fallen into its mouth.

Lia felt as if she had been struck by lightning, and her pupils contracted sharply.

That was a keepsake left by her father!

This armor was originally kept in Lia's bedroom.

As a result, Leah was left with considerable psychological trauma because Victor suddenly appeared in her bedroom.

After that incident, Lia put the armor in the warehouse and locked it away to get rid of that unpleasant memory.

She also remembered that, in addition to the armor, a treasure chest should have been placed together.

When Lia came to her senses and looked towards the spot where the armor had been, she suddenly froze.

The treasure chest has disappeared!?

This discovery made her feel intensely dizzy.

Before she could even react, a crisp cracking sound reached her ears, bringing her back to her senses.

Furthermore, a very ominous premonition arose in my heart.

She looked down at the armor that had been torn apart by the three-headed dog, and stood there frozen in place.

The helmet of that suit of armor was bitten to pieces.

Suddenly, Leon's eyes widened, and she quickly reached out and grabbed Leah's shoulder, pulling her backward sharply:

"Miss Lia, danger!"

Due to the sudden tug, Lia couldn't help but take several steps back.

Then, she came to her senses.

Lia gazed into the depths of the warehouse, where a crimson flame caught her eye.

Crimson flames burst forth from the shattered helmet.

After circling several times in the air, it wrapped around Cerberus's red body.

Instantly, an incomparably scorching heatwave from hell swept across the entire space.

Terrifying hellfire enveloped Cerberus's body.

The red flesh gradually began to swell, and then gradually shrank and disappeared.

The mechanical skeleton, shimmering with a silvery sheen, was revealed and gradually enveloped by the chaotic and raging flames.

At the same time, the three crimson heads that had been sticking out tender red tongues lost their flesh and blood, revealing steel-like skulls.

Six deep-set eyes emitted intense heat.

The steel-like fangs gleamed dazzlingly in the flames, as if the flames deep in their throats were the vengeful spirits trying to break free of their restraints.

At this moment, Cerberus's size had swelled to more than five times its original size.

Feeling the intense heat, both Lia and Leon looked up.

Staring at the extremely ferocious three-headed dog, his eyes were filled with shock.

Just then, Zola finally arrived, panting heavily.

She stood beside Lia, panting, and said:

"Ha, wait... wait for me!"

But when she raised her head and looked ahead, her eyes widened in shock.

The next second, a huge and blazing wind of fire shot out like an arrow from a bow, rushing past her ear.

The terrifying, violent sounds swept past her ears, even causing tinnitus.

The crimson flames, like a terrifying comet sweeping across the grassland, pierced through the cold space, bringing with them a scorching, burning wind.

Zola stood there, stunned, his mind taking a while to process what was happening.

Only then did he turn around blankly, staring at the charred, spark-strewn trail left on the ground.

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