Cherished By Seven Sisters

Chapter 579 Ill Manners

The recent events were not a figment of the imagination!

Emrys was truly incomprehensible!

Vaughn was momentarily stunned.

Suddenly, he turned pale.

It felt as if his hand had plunged into an ocean, and an immensely terrifying tidal wave surged from Emrys‘ shoulder, flooding into Vaughn’s arm.

In that instant, Vaughn felt his arm completely lose all sensation, as if it had detached from his own body.

The power was terrifying!

Vaughn panicked. He was now completely convinced that Emrys was not just a temperer grandmaster, but rather, he seemed more like a cultivator!

That’s right! He’s a cultivator!

The force that pierced through Vaughn’s arm couldn’t have been the internal energy of a martial artist. It was impossible for internal energy to reach such a terrifying extent.

the cultivator’s life energy! He’s a cultivator!

collapsing to his knees right then and there. His throat was dry as he managed to utter, “Mr.

to beg

middle–aged man sounded from behind. “Chancellor Diaz, what’s going on?”

Whoosh!

tide in an instant, and his heart grew increasingly horrified. What kind of terrifying ability was that?

to be trifled

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middle–aged man who suddenly appeared, the ferocity on Gilbert’s face softened. He

than Gilbert’s father, Bernard, the newly appointed Guardian of the

were here for Chancellor Diaz’s promotion banquet, so I decided to come and have

at Emrys

“There was a conflict. This man named Emrys, a temperer grandmaster, attacked my men. Chancellor Diaz is teaching this

“Is that so?”

Bernard’s face hardened.

mouth. “Dad, look at what this kid has done to

a few times, then turned to Vaughn and asked, “Chancellor Diaz, you should be well aware of what transpired.

he didn’t believe that Emrys would attack Darrell without any reason. So, he turned to Vaughn to inquire about the specific details

had yet to calm down at the moment.

power of Emrys, they found themselves unable to

hearing Bernard’s question, he truthfully recounted everything that had previously occurred, not daring to show the slightest favoritism toward either