Chapter 248 

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After paying, Raven handed the packaged blue–eyed fox to Cassian, who she had just told to wait at the entrance. “Here!” Hearing this, Cassian subconsciously took it. 

Looking at the cute creature in the cage, he glanced straight at Dominic on Raven’s shoulder, who was still brooding over the loss of his first kiss. 

Cassian raised an eyebrow, a charming smile appearing on his handsome face. “You bought him a female fox?” 

Raven glanced at the blue–eyed fox, who had just been misgendered. “More or less.” 

Dominic snapped, “What do you mean by more or less? That’s way off, okay? If he were a female and dared to treat me like that, I would’ve dealt with her on the spot!” 

Raven just smiled without answering. 

Dominic exploded again. “Are you looking down on me?” 

Raven looked at Dominic and sighed. She had never looked up to him. 

If he were really that capable, he wouldn’t have gone over a thousand years without even giving away his first kiss. 

Of course, to avoid pissing Dominic to death, Raven just smiled and said nothing more. 

At that moment, Cassian’s phone suddenly rang. 

Cassian frowned and lifted his hand, ready to decline the call, turn off the phone, and be done with it. 

However, before his finger could press the button, Raven’s voice reached his ears. “Take the call. I’m going to check that out over there.” 

With that, Raven walked directly toward a large building up ahead. Above the building, large, bold characters were written. It said, “Legacy Commerce Guild.” 

It was the largest merchant guild in Vyrdenia. The goods traded within were wide–ranging, but none were ordinary. 

She had wanted to visit this place since she came to the pet shop. 

After all, she was having a headache over the materials needed to make a Starcard. 

Though she had asked Hugmuinn to help look for them, the materials were so rare that even now, they hadn’t managed to gather a single complete set required to craft an elemental Starcard. 

Just as Raven was about to reach the entrance, a figure she had seen just a few days ago appeared in the distance. 

Raising an eyebrow, Raven said, “Tony?” 

It was none other than Tony. Ten days ago, he lost a bet to Raven in the underground prison, promised to stand on her side from now on, and even suspected Raven had a crush on him. 

However, he didn’t notice her now. Instead, he quickly walked up to the reward board in front of the Legacy Commerce Guild and posted a sheet of paper. 

There were quite a few people around the guild entrance. As soon as the bounty went up, it immediately drew a crowd. 

“A high–price bounty for a person? Is there actually someone even the Legacy Commerce Guild can’t find?” 

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Chapter 248 

“Raven? That name sounds familiar 

“The Vyrdenia is huge. There must be plenty of people named Raven Yer the descriptionist too desete os 

Hearing this, Raven quickly made her way oner. 

Soon, she saw the paper describing the person they were looking for Exceptionally bearded, with a light those mede water her right eye, and a crescent–shaped birthmark about the size of a fingertip at the bone of her hap 

The moment she read it, Kaver’s breath quickened. Became this exact description matched her previors apponer perfectly. 

Most importantly, the only ones who knew about the birthmark at the base of her left thigh were Castion, her perezes, and her brothers. 

Without thinking, Raven appeared almost instantly in front of Tony, who was about to leave, and directly asked, “Who issued this bounty? 

Tony was startled. “You got out of prison so soon?” 

He’d just heard this morning that she was still locked up, 

He thought she really had a thing for him and couldn’t bear the longing anymore, so she broke out to come find him 

Thinking that, Tony looked at her with a complicated expression on his handsome face. 

He was thinking of a way to reject her in a way that wouldn’t crush her. 

“Tell me. Who issued the bounty? Raven’s voice rang again, sharper now, 

Tony looked at the woman eager to make an impression on him and sighed again in his heart. 

But just as he opened his mouth to speak, the sound of paper being torn echoed suddenly. 

At once, Raven, Tony, and everyone around turned toward the source of the sound. 

There, a stunning woman around twenty–seven or twenty–eight years old, wearing tight–fitting clothes, appeared before them. She had a blue teardrop–shaped mole under her right eye. 

As all eyes turned to her, she walked slowly up to Tony, a smile nearly seductive enough to enchant the crowd spreading across her delicate face. “Who’s looking for me?” 

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