Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 366

After saying those words, Magnus looked at Claudette with an appreciative

smile.

Meanwhile, Hubert’s expression froze, realizing only now that she had been

too low–key in her daily life, which had caused him to underestimate her! In

the upper echelons of Yeringham, many people had always compared her to

Mackenzie, but he was too fond of Mackenzie and always believed that

Claudette didn’t deserve to be compared with Mackenzie.

However, looking at the situation now, the energy contained within Claudette

might be no less than that of Mackenzie. The fact that even Magnus, one of

the four young masters of Zovince, was enamored with her spoke volumes.

Nevertheless, Hubert’s self–inflicted little trouble ultimately didn’t hold

people’s attention for long. Soon, their attention quickly returned to the two

top experts dueling in the private room.

Since Quinn The Cat was widely regarded as a martial arts master,

Emmanuel had heard of him while practicing martial arts in the Northern

Region. Quinn’s style was diverse, and his movements were as fast as

defeated countless experts, most of whom

rendering them unable to

Also, Emmanuel had even heard that Quinn

He

many people thought he was dead! Unexpectedly, he

had the demeanor

had become a jackal by Magnus‘ side, going by the alias “Mr.

knew that Quinn was

him. However, now that Emmanuel knew

and malicious intent, he could not let him off so easily. “Do you

Does it have something to

patiently. Since Eve had mentioned that the

to Yeringham, and now there was

kill him, he couldn’t let this opportunity

without testing

at him coldly and

at such

you for a long time, and today is the

to extinguish a martial arts prodigy like

already started making his move. As his

and his movement resembled a gigantic

so quickly that it was impossible to

shocked by his technique. His palm motions

making it extremely challenging to

up to the

body as the palm force of his opponent moved

opponent’s palm strikes are like

However, he

that split–second opportunity and

he threw a