No 1 Supreme Warrior

Jack turned to look at Rudy with a calm expression. “You’re seeing things too lightly. How could expelling Harold and Johnson be a punishment? Think about what they did. Even if Harold is talented, geniuses are the one thing Phoenix Valley doesn’t need. A genius that hasn’t done anything wrong will naturally benefit Phoenix Valley greatly after they’re cultivated, but a genius that has done much wrong is a tumor that needs to be removed.”

Rudy earnestly listened to Jack’s words.

True, Harold had tried to use an assassin to kill another alchemist in Phoenix Valley due to his jealousy, and he had even bribed a deacon of Phoenix Valley. He had basically ignored all of Phoenix Valley’s regulations. In truth, Jack being dead or alive was not that important to Phoenix Valley. However, Harold’s actions were what broke through the bottom line. If Phoenix Valley allowed that behavior, worse things would happen in the future.

that, he could not help

immediately, to which Rudy looked at Jack with a strange expression. “They’ll survive? Then,

Jack turned before Rudy could finish and solemnly spoke, “Sometimes, death is actually a blessing. The two of them will definitely be made an example of. Based on what I know, Harold doesn’t really come from an impressive background. He merely used his talents to curry favor with a few elders in Phoenix Valley. This time, Elder Rick probably stepped up to help Harold because he promised Elder Rick a thing or two. He’d probably agreed

lips twitching as he incredulously

Jack nodded.

two of them had already been taken away, Elder Baggin had yet to specify Harold’s punishment. With what Harold had done, they would have to give Harold an incredibly harsh sentence as a warning to everyone in Phoenix Valley. Everyone had to see that that was the consequences that would befall those who

eyebrows strangely. “You look like you’re sympathizing with Harold. Do you think

could I feel that way? I’d rather he suffer alive! Though, I started to wonder what’ll happen

himself to continue his train

seemed to have an obsession with linking everything bad