The Villainess Wants a Divorce:Beast Husbands Regret It to Tears-Chapter 129: Missed Again

Compared to Evan’s cold demeanor, Kaelan’s barbed words sent even greater chills down one’s spine.

Perhaps, among the Beast Husbands, he’s the one who least wants her to survive.

Seraphina remained silent, bowing her head and chewing slowly.

Yet in her heart, she reviewed each Beast Husband’s attitude one by one.

Wyatt, Isaac, and Gideon were kind to her, most likely due to their mating seasons.

That kind of affection carried a strong bestial instinct, intense but brief.

Kaelan, on the other hand, conceals a hidden agenda with a knife behind his smile, appearing respectful while actually pressing forward step by step.

And Evan, there was always a wall between them.

She could afford to drag things out with the three who were willing to be kind to her.

But Kaelan and Evan...

Should she cut them off first?

She pondered silently in her heart.

As soon as they propose to part ways, she can take the opportunity to bleed and make a contract, completely severing the master-servant relationship.

But they hadn’t mentioned wanting to part.

So she wasn’t in a hurry.

After all, she still had leverage and time.

When they spoke up, it wouldn’t be too late to bleed and make a contract then.

After breakfast, everyone packed their bags and set off.

The mountain roads were steep, with a significant incline and heavy wooden barrels.

Seeing this, Evan simply asked Isaac to wrap his arms around his neck, lifted him up, and soared into the air, flying at the forefront of the group.

Gideon silently carried Seraphina.

The road was indeed difficult, muddy and slippery, occasionally with protruding roots and pebbles.

But as a Green Rank Beastman, his stamina far exceeded that of ordinary people, carrying someone without showing any strain.

No dangerous beasts were encountered along the way.

Every now and then a few bold mountain rats would peek out, only to be swiftly captured by Wyatt.

The sun gradually set in the west.

Just when everyone was exhausted, a familiar silhouette finally emerged in the distance.

It was the habitat of the Elephant Clan.

Several naturally formed caves were built into the mountain, and bonfires burned at their entrances.

At the foot of the mountain stood three or four beastfolk guards, each tall and covered in dense fur.

They were taken aback when they saw Seraphina and her companions approaching, especially noticing the unfamiliar female among them.

It’s nearly the rainy season, why would any female be traveling outside now?

Let alone with a group of foreigners, it was very unusual.

Seeing their strange expressions, Seraphina stepped forward to explain her purpose.

The guards exchanged glances.

One immediately turned around and dashed deep into the tribe.

A few minutes later, a towering figure emerged from the depths of the tribe.

He was a male from the Elephant Clan, with muscles bulging all over his body.

He first coldly scanned the several Beast Husbands who had come along.

Finally, his gaze settled on Seraphina and stopped.

"I am the Clan Leader of the Elephant Clan, what’s your business?"

Seraphina stepped forward slightly.

"Clan Leader, I am Caden’s child, Seraphina. I came to ask... has my father been here?"

"Caden?"

The Clan Leader’s eyes widened, his face full of shock.

He looked Seraphina up and down several times, finally nodding vigorously.

"It’s really Caden’s child! Looks just like him when he was young... Your father was here, he came for this. To find you a reliable Beast Husband."

Seraphina’s heart sank.

The little warmth that had just emerged was suddenly extinguished with a "pop."

"Then... is he still in the tribe?"

But the Clan Leader slowly shook his head, his gaze turning heavy.

"No. He left half a month ago, went over to Silvane, said he wanted to contact the old tribe to see if he could find you a steady place to belong. Before he left, he repeatedly told me to ensure your safety if you showed up and not let you wander off."

"He also said he had to finish matters before the heavy rains, so he hurried away without even having time to tell which direction he was going."

"Didn’t say where..."

Seraphina’s shoulders slumped, her eyes quickly reddening.

She and her father were always like this, just missing each other time and again, always off by just a little.

The rainy season was approaching fast, yet she had no idea where her father was at this moment.

She stood there, her body swaying slightly, her legs weak.

Wyatt immediately noticed her abnormality, swiftly stepped forward, and firmly supported her arm with his hand.

"Don’t be afraid. He won’t have gone far. We’ll set off first thing tomorrow morning. As long as we make good time, we’ll definitely have a chance to catch up with him."

Isaac also gently nodded.

"Get a good rest tonight, don’t wear yourself out. We’ll depart first thing at dawn. He hasn’t gone far, rest assured, we’ll definitely find him."

The Elephant Clan Leader, seeing Seraphina’s distraught state, slightly furrowed his brow.

Then, glancing at the two young males by her side who never left her, he understood a bit more, unable to resist speaking.

"It’s getting dark. The mountain is not like the plains, there are often fierce beasts roaming at night, it’s very unsafe. If you don’t mind, you could stay in the empty cave to the east for the night. I’ve already sent someone to prepare food, which will be brought over. Traveling in the morning is better than taking risks at night."

Seraphina slowly lifted her eyes, softly saying.

"Thank you, Uncle."

Seeing her nod and agree, the Clan Leader’s face broke into a smile.

He then turned and shouted into the depths of the tribe.

"Leo! Come here quickly, take our guests to the cave!"

As soon as the words landed, a sturdy young male from the Elephant Clan came running over from not far away.

He nodded at everyone and then gestured direction with a wave of his hand, turning to walk up along the path.

Seeing this, Isaac immediately bent down, carefully lifting Seraphina in his arms.

Following closely behind the young Leo, step by step towards the cave.

The cave wasn’t small, its entrance broad, and its inside spacious.

The ground was covered with a thick layer of dried wild grass.

In the corner, there were piles of beast skins, and smoke stains from past bonfires lingered on the cave walls.

Wyatt entered the cave and immediately took out the Beast Skin from his bag, carefully spreading them out.

Only then did Isaac gently set Seraphina down, letting her sit securely on the Beast Skin.

Seraphina’s posture had not changed at all.

She curled up, her chin resting on her knees, her arms wrapped around her calves.

Before coming, she still harbored a sliver of hope in her heart.

Maybe she could meet her father in the Elephant Clan, even a distant glance would suffice.

But now, once again, she had missed him and hadn’t even gotten a glimpse.

Where had he gone?

Why leave without a word?

Why not tell her where he went?

Outside the cave, Kaelan was squatting by a fire, roasting several skewers of beast meat.

However, that enticing aroma wafted past Seraphina’s nose.

She sat there, fingers subconsciously tugging at the hem of her skirt, her fingertips turning slightly pale.

Her mind unable to cast off a single question.

Was her father not worried about her finding an unreliable Beast Husband?

Then why wouldn’t he come back home?

Wouldn’t it be better to stay by her side before the rainy season? 𝐟𝕣𝗲𝕖𝕨𝗲𝐛𝗻𝗼𝐯𝗲𝚕.𝗰𝚘𝐦

At least...

At least he could protect her.

But now, he had run so far away.

This journey was mountainous and winding, filled with wind and frost, cold and dew unending.

He could have stayed safely within the tribe, yet chose the hardest path.

It seemed absurd to say, yet it was somehow one of the most crucial issues in the tribe today.

A taste of bitter and sour filled her heart.

The Clan Leader said he had things to attend to before the rainy season, but what exactly were they?