The Challenge of a Farmhouse Son-in-Law

In the end, she experimented on humans, all of whom were arranged by the Empress to be sent to the estate.

In Searcy’s courtyard, she held a thick, long needle filled with liquid and walked toward a few women tied to a pillar.

Those women were terrified, snot and tears running down their faces, but their mouths were gagged, and they could only let out painful wails from their throats.

Here she comes again, that horrifying woman is coming back. Not only does she pierce them with such thick needles, but she also injects that strange liquid into their bodies.

After being injected with the strange liquid, their bodies would show different symptoms.

Once, they had fevers that wouldn’t subside for three days before they recovered.

Three days later, once the fever subsided, they found that their lips had lost several layers of skin, and their bodies felt hollowed out.

A few days later, they broke out in a rash all over their bodies, painfully itching yet unable to scratch because if Searcy scratched, it would leave scars and disfigure them.

Girls always valued their skin, relying on it as their asset. If their skin was ruined, it would offend their master’s eyes, and the master would surely find an opportunity to sell them off.