No 1 Supreme Warrior
Chapter 1966
Jack was not a person who muddled along. If he let things go when Warren spent so much effort to go against him, what was the difference between him and a useless person?
He had to make Warren pay dearly since Warren dared to take action against him in such an unscrupulous manner. Just as Jack was thinking of how he could get back at Warren, there was an abrupt knock on his door.
Jack quickly asked Nash to enter the Mustard Seed before tidying his clothes and opening the door. Standing outside was, in fact, Ambrose.
errands. He would not come to Jack if nothing had happened. On top of that, Ambrose had a smile on his face
in; I’m just here to inform you about some things. Just
findings of their investigation, he knew that they had a thorough investigation regarding what happened between them and did
five hundred spirited crystals. This matter had touched the bottom line of the sect. It’s a big issue for a person to misuse their
was just a usual participant in the assessment, it was not a big issue for somebody to misuse their position and power. Most of the time, the sect would turn a blind
matter, and it was enough to get the attention of those with a
two of them did not like one another and had caused trouble for each other. Ambrose wished for Zeph to be hung tomorrow. That was why
that, Jack would definitely get an important position in the
to suffer such grievance. Hence, Elder Lee purposely gave you those five
taken some time off to do this. In
the spirited crystals into his Mustard Seed. The Mustard Seed was not only a means of transportation, but it was also a large
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