Filed to story: A Little Princess's Journey from Darkness to Light Novel
However, the indicator light on the video recorder was flashing.
Blake kept an eye on it.
When he looked at the screen, suddenly he saw four people.
Beside Lilly was a man in a white robe, and behind Lilly was a middle school boy in his school uniform.
There was also an extremely ugly female ghost turning her head to look at them, giggling shyly, and saying, “Can you see me, Mr. Blake?”
In front of them lay a net, with a woman trapped inside, holding her head in her arms.
The headless female spirit, frustratedly, said, “My name is Jastrensky.”
Blake and Anthony were both amazed.
Everything that unfolded before them surpassed their understanding and shattered their worldview.
If this world was beyond their control, then who would protect Lilly in the future?
Blake felt uneasy.
In that moment, Lilly asked in confusion, “What did she say?”
The little girl’s voice was sweet and innocent, as if she were born with a halo, instantly dispelling the gloom in Blake’s mind.
He gazed at Lilly tenderly.
Well… no need to worry. In the worst case scenario, he could become a practitioner in the future.
Upon hearing Lilly call her Jay, the female spirit with a head-hugging appearance stared at Lilly and wheezed, “It’s… Jastrensky, Jas-tren-sky!”
“Jastrensky… what a cool and trendy name! Do you guys understand? A bunch of ignorant people!”
The female spirit seemed angry that others defiled her holy name and spoke in a stuttering voice.
Blake stared at the ghost on the screen, feeling a strange sense of familiarity.
Josh asked with a frown, muttering disdainfully, “Jastrensky… What an ironic name.”
Upon hearing Josh’s words, Blake suddenly remembered where he had heard the name before.
Ten years ago, when he was sixteen, he joined a criminal gang and happened to be involved
in a big order.
The gang kidnapped a group of women and sent them abroad for work.
One of the kidnapped women did not know what was happening and kept saying, “D*mn, I’m not from Dudroinia! They will punish you…”
The woman’s name was the same as this one, which was very resolute.
Lilly, who had listened to the female spirit’s words, nodded and asked, “Yeah, Aunt Jay, how did you die?”
Blake couldn’t help but chuckle, and the memories in his mind instantly disappeared.
The little girl looked serious, blinking her eyes, which made the female spirit furious.
“Shut up! My name is Jastrensky!”
Pablo slapped the head-hugging female spirit’s arm and it fell off.
Jastrensky screamed in pain, and her arm suddenly disappeared.
Pablo sneered, “Mind your words when talking to my disciple.”
The head-hugging female spirit immediately nodded and tightly hugged her head.
Pablo said, “Tulip, continue.”
Lilly said, “Hmm! Aunt Jay, where are you from, when is your birthday, and how did you die?”
Lilly couldn’t understand this name and felt strange that she couldn’t pronounce it correctly every time.
The female spirit said, “I’m tired.”
She held back her grievances and emphasized, “My name is Jastrensky. I’m from Auberge of Ambrosia.”
Pablo held a pen and didn’t even look at her, “I asked you to tell me your place of birth.”
Jastrensky seemed embarrassed to mention her place of birth, and her voice was low and fast.
Lilly listened carefully and asked, “What did you say?”
Jastrensky said, “Marriott Village!”
Lilly thought for a moment and asked, “Oh, what’s your real name?”
The little girl thought that Jay was just a nickname, as everyone called her Lilly, so she assumed that Jastrensky must have a real name.
Jastrensky hesitated for a while. Her original name was too common, and she didn’t want to say it.
But when she saw Pablo’s sharp gaze and Blake accidentally dropped the knife to the ground, Jastrensky was frightened and quickly confessed, “My name is Michelle Garcia, and my family is very poor.”
“But living in Ambrosia has always been my dream. I have always felt that I am different from others. I was born with noble blood, but unfortunately, I was born in the wrong place.”
Lilly curiously asked, “Did your dream come true after you went to Ambrosia?”
Jastrensky said sadly, “No…”
She was just a girl from the countryside. Her family had no money and no connections.
Her academic performance was not good, and she didn’t meet the university requirements.
She had only two choices. Either she went back to her hometown, got married, and had children for the rest of her life, or she worked in a factory, got married, and had children for the rest of her life.
Both of these choices were not what she wanted.
Jastrensky was frustrated and exclaimed, “Is this how my life will be? I refuse to accept it!”
Josh asked coldly, “Then who can you blame? If you can’t even meet the university requirements, it’s your problem!”
Lilly said, “Yeah!”
Jastrensky complained angrily, “I couldn’t get into university because of the education system! The rigid education system has stifled my talent and freedom.”
Lilly suddenly interrupted, “Aunt Jay, what grade did you get on the exam?”
Jastrensky said, “Grade F.”
Lilly exclaimed, “Wow! You are talented!”
How could she only get a Grade F? She could score higher than her with her eyes closed!
Lilly understood, “So you’re not good at studying! Just like Hannah.”
Hannah was snoring and even blowing a bubble of snot.
Jastrensky defended herself, saying, “I tried my best, but the education system is to blame. And when I was young, my parents couldn’t afford to send me to tutoring classes.”
Lilly asked, “So, what are your skills? Are you good at speaking English?”
Jastrensky hesitated for a moment.
