Chapter 864 Punishment Fits the Crime

He reached his hands out. That soul did not understand why Wynter did not stop Budd like before. Instead, she allowed him to harm others? Budd also realized this. He turned to look at Wynter. "Are you not going to stop me? Didn't you say that if I was not going to return home, you'd make me vanish?" "That was before," Wynter said nonchalantly. "I am usually more understanding toward honorable people. I can let you exact your revenge, then make you vanish. But it isn't worth it to waste all your merits on just a few puny people." Budd seemed to be pondering over what she said. His resentment lightened a little, and he relaxed his grip. He said with reddened eyes, "They're not innocent." "I know they're not." Wynter looked at him. "What I'm trying to say is they are not the ones who bullied your daughter. If you kill them, you'll be making a huge mistake." The soul who was under Budd's hands immediately added, "Master is right. Budd, we were wrong. We should not have blabbed on the