Degrade from Nobility to a Humble Slave

A gust of wind blew gently against the seemingly cold atmosphere among the nature creatures. Did Zen not know who was in front of him? Or perhaps, was he not fully aware of the strength of the top seven noble clans?

From his worry-free face, it looked like he didn't take Bob seriously at all.

Now, Steward Cao truly regretted his decision. He should have explained Bob's identity further to Zen, and let him know that the top clan members were big shots that he shouldn't offend as he was a nobody.

However, Steward Cao quickly realized that even his previous explanation was useless. Zen already knew about Bob's social status but he still didn't take him seriously.

Upon hearing what Zen said, Roger's eyes also bulged in surprise. To be honest, he was moved when Zen stood beside him at this time. After all, Zen knew that Roger did just what he did to help him, so now he didn't hesitate to stand by Roger when they met a master at the top of the nature level.

However, Zen had been too arrogant. He didn't take Bob's strength into account.

When they were in the south before, Roger had seen Zen's unbridled and carefree attitude.

During that time, Zen wasn't a nature creature yet, but just at half-step into the nature level. Yet, he dared to use his soul to attack and injure Randall, who was at the fourth grade of the nature level, and directly reprimanded and insulted him.

But now it was a completely different story. He finally met someone who was a world different from Randall.

First of all, the difference of the strength between Bob and Zen was much greater than that between Zen and Randall at that time.

Furthermore, Bob had a completely different background from Randall. Randall came from a poor family that didn't have a good background, but was able to go up. However, Bob was a noble son of the Pei Clan.

At that time, Randall felt repressed by Roger's background and the pressure from Jon, so he could bear it.

But now?

What good came out after having irritated Bob?

At this point, Bob's facial expression suddenly changed. His fair-skinned face suddenly flushed a blood red shade, because apparently he was extremely angry. However, it was strange that the reddish tint on his skin disappeared while a red fog rose from the top of his head at the same time.

a while, his complexion returned

it was obvious that Bob used a special cultivation method to control his

that didn't mean he would forgive Zen. Many warriors would vent their discontent in their own ways to keep calm.

some people would laugh wildly, others cried desperately and some even injured themselves just to

method was special. It looked like he drove out the blood that had flown to

Only when he was calm could

was "not to bear", but it didn't mean that he

were only a few people in Burning Sky Empire who dared to speak insolently in front of him, which could mean that they must be from powerful

top seven noble clans had the power, but there were people above them. While

maliciously and he cast a murderous look at Zen.

he demanded loudly. Unless he was sure about Zen's true

Roger, who stood beside him, moved a step

if Zen got involved in the conflict between the Meng and Pei clans, he would probably get into so much trouble. Thus, he wanted to save Zen.

matter who he is. If you are aiming at me today, come on!" Roger said boldly. However, Zen was

disciple at Drizzle Peak, Zen Luo!"

family, but just

Bob's face in anger. He felt

background, and he was only at grade one of the nature level. Why did he feel like he

how cautious he acted in front

good. Now the reptiles from poor families are more and more conceited. I guess the only way to deal with them is to do nothing

previous unfathomable unease towards Zen had only served

was about to

greatly honed his strengths, he was not on par with Bob, who had already completed the nature level.

to protect him, and to also

and was a mere nobody. "If you are capable, just kill me!" Zen goaded. This time,

judgment skills for certain occasions, such as this fight. Roger could only sigh to himself.