Who hid My Corpse!-Chapter 358: Thirty-five This is my daughter!_3

Chapter 358: Thirty-five This is my daughter!_3

As the Servant’s words ended, the woman suddenly let out a terrible scream.

“Look, Miss!” The Servant grew even more excited, “The seed is ready for harvest!”

Everyone was pleased by this unexpected “surprise.”

Together, they watched the seed’s loud crying as it was born into this world.

People began to cheer and then immediately stepped forward to check the quality of the seed.

The seed mother too opened her eyes, her weary eyes filled with expectation.

Everyone gazed at the seed, watching as the Servant rudely wiped away the blood and examined its body.

Then, slowly shaking his head, “No, this one won’t do, it doesn’t even have stripes.”

The expectation in their eyes vanished instantly.

The seed, just a moment before the center of attention, was now set aside, even though it continued to cry loudly; however, the seed mother paid it no mind and was instead desperately crying out for “another try, let me try again”!

And Hewinia saw all this.

She looked at the seed mother, but the face that emerged in her mind was different.

She bit her lip tightly and left the room without saying a word.

The Servants thought Hewinia was dissatisfied because she hadn’t seen “the harvest” and hurriedly chased after her.

For a while, the room was left only with the constantly crying seed and the seed mother eager for another attempt.

“Although I had heard of it before, seeing it with my own eyes still feels somewhat unbelievable.”

Bai Wei’s lament echoed in Hewinia’s mind.

“So, the so-called Seed District is already the most euphemistic term.”

Bai Wei paused.

“So, Hewinia, is the wish you hoped to realize by playing the Seven Notes·Divine Song to save the people of your hometown?”

Hewinia did not speak, and at this moment, the Servant had caught up, holding one boy and one girl, both children.

“Miss, Miss, please don’t be upset!” said the Servant, “That one wasn’t successful, but these two were.”

Hewinia stopped and turned to look at the two children.

They too had silver notes drawn on them; although the lowest quality, they were still silver.

Right then, they stood dully, with no spark in their eyes. freeweɓnøvel.com

The Servant explained beside her, “Miss, they are Silver Rank siblings we successfully bred; now, they are of age to become a Sire and a seed mother!”

Hewinia looked at the Servant, “With whom?”

“After our calculations, the best match is… with each other, their siblings.”

Hewinia’s pupils narrowed slightly, “Their siblings?”

“Yes, Miss, the siblings are the best match for each other as Sire and seed mother!” The Servant said animatedly, “According to our calculations, their breeding has more than a thirty percent chance of producing silver! Thirty percent, Miss, that’s much higher than the success rate of that earlier plan. We call this the Twin Project…”

Before he could finish, another man’s hysterical voice rang out, “Bastards! What are you doing?! That’s my daughter, that’s my daughter!”

Hewinia turned her head to see a shabby middle-aged man charging towards them like a wild beast.

The Servants tried to stop him but were too late. They could only watch him rush over, fiercely grab the little girl, and glare menacingly at everyone around.

“Who touches my daughter, I’ll fight them to the death!”

He roared, not letting anyone get close to the little girl.

Just as Bai Wei softly “Hmm” to speak, he saw the man also shove his own son away.

“This is my daughter!” Madness and greed filled his eyes, “I am the most suitable for breeding with her!”

“I am the most suitable Sire for her!”

“I am the one who can breed higher-ranked notes with her, only me!”

In that moment, even Bai Wei fell into brief silence.

Hewinia just watched quietly as the Servants rushed forward to pull him away.

Her pupils, cold as stars, sharp as a knife hidden in frost.

“Do you see, Mr. Visas?”

She softly answered the question Bai Wei had asked earlier.

“I never intended to save anyone.”

She paused.

“Never.”