His Lordship Alexander Kane

Chapter 0455 Zane's face was a mask of solemnity, even after the message was sent. He knew the identity of the culprit.

30 years ago, he was one of the Black Maple's Four Guardians, known as Half-Faced Bear—a man who never forgot a grudge and revealed his role as a killer. Yevgen Jaquin.

"Spread the word," Zane commanded, his voice cutting through the tension.

Zane narrowed his eyes and commanded with a grave tone to the young warriors of the Yanker family, "Lock down Yewspire Mountain immediately. No one but Alexander is allowed in!

"Alert me the moment anything seems off!" With a flurry of movement, the young warriors of the Yanker family sprang into action. They took their orders seriously and moved quickly. The entire Yanker clan prepared for battle, establishing a series of checkpoints at the base of Yewspire Mountain, sealing off every critical route.

"Mister Yanker, if Yevgen launches an attack, I'm afraid our kin won't be able to hold him back." Behind Zane, 10 Grandmasters looked at each other, concerned in their eyes.

One spoke up quietly, "Together, the ten of us might just manage to fend off a supreme grand martial. Please, let us guard the mountain's base. If we fall, it will be up to you to step in."

just mean losing—it meant death. I "Thirty

Yevgen doesn't show up tonight, we'll breathe easy. However, if he does make it to Yewspire Mountain..." He paused, the weight of his dread like a heavy stone on his chest, "If he comes, it'll spell disaster for the Yanker family. You must stick together and follow my lead!" The 10 Grandmasters of the Yanker family stood

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ordinary fighter. He was a behemoth of a man, a super brute who had ascended to the heights of power, a true overlord. Even

in silence, the minutes

horizon began to blush with the

At the hall,

a fierce intensity, like a legendary sword unsheathed and

9 surprise and instinctively cast their gazes down the slope, their brows knitting

their lofty perch, their keen eyes could scan the landscape for miles. Yet, the whole of Yewspire Mountain lay serene,