Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 236

Unlike regular accounts, verified accounts were the only ones who could send messages in gold font. It stood out like a sore thumb amidst the rest of the comments.

SeastoneMysticSchool: "This gift is a special recognition and a sign of our support for Ms. Shannon Jensen in spreading awareness of the mystic arts!"

SeastonMysticSchool: "Apologies for the delay. It took some time to get the account verified."

The livestream's viewers were rendered speechless. For some reason, they felt like the Seastone School of Mystic Arts was showing off, and they weren't doing it the conventional way.

"I've just been accepted into @Southview College. When are my professors there going to give me my Starry Sky?"

"I'd advise you guys to be more proactive, @Seastone University. Don't make me beg you for my Starry Sky!"

"I'm sure my professors haven't gifted me anything because they don't know what my livestream room number is. I'm going to leave a comment on the university's official account now!"

"I don't need a Starry Sky—a Sapphire Fairy worth 99 dollars is more than enough for me. When are my professors going to reward me for being so sensible?"

"I was no match for the kid next door when I was younger, and my university is no match for someone else's university now…"

"As expected of the Chosen One. The school's official account is already here to support her despite her not even starting classes yet."

"I want to protest on behalf of the 29 other students accepted into Seastone School of Mystic Arts!"

"Here's a little reminder—Seastone School of Mystic Arts doesn't accept more than 30 students each year. That doesn't mean they always accept 30 students per year."

Percy was surprised by Carlos' instructions but quickly composed himself. He smiled and said, "The objective of this program is to use your sixth sense to help unravel mysteries. Feel free to say whatever you want."

At his words, Shannon understood that this meant Carlos had given the green light. After some thought, she said, "To put it simply, this villa was a capitalist's home 50 years ago. The female ghost pestering Mr. Gray was the capitalist's daughter."

She knew the female ghost's story—it was a tragedy due to the era and period. The female ghost was the daughter of a capitalist, and back in the day, capitalists were regarded negatively.

Before the family had gotten into trouble, the father had predicted that things wouldn't end well for him. To prevent his children from being dragged down with him, he'd had his daughter marry the son of a poor farmer he'd once saved.

The farmer's family was poor, but his only son had gotten an education with the capitalist's sponsorship. The son was the only scholar in a village full of illiterate farmers.

Everyone in the village thought he would go on to do great things. They were sure he would move to the city, make big money, and marry a city mouse.