Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade

Chapter 845 Headbutting

As the allegedly divine monk ascended to the stage, Stannis eagerly tugged at Alex’s sleeve, saying. “You don’t believe it, right? Their performance is about to start. Once you’ve seen it, you’ll understand.

Alex bore no aversion to Stannis’ enthusiasm. Rather, it was the latter’s girlfriend, Daphne, who irked him with her aloof and disdainful demeanor.

“All right, I will watch carefully,” Alex responded with a smile.

The so-called divine monk bowed to the audience with his hands pressed together. Following him, three other bald monks stood in line, each holding two bricks.

To demonstrate the authenticity of the bricks, the monks clapped two of them together, producing a resounding crack of stone upon stone.

With a unified roar, the monks swung the bricks at their own heads.

Those among the audience with fainter hearts closed their eyes, but Alex, with his extraordinary senses and an advantageous front-row seat, observed the bricks closely. They were indeed genuine, with no evidence of them being tampered with.

split into halves upon contact with the monks heads, scattered about. Some even shattered into smaller pieces due

only seen such a display of such a unique headbutting

brought forth an iron wok similar to those used in ordinary households. To prove its genuineness, he knocked it against the wall,

onto a fellow monk’s head.

Clang!

the center of the wok. However, the monk who had been struck stood straight. unscathed. He even showed his head to the

the blazing sun, the monk’s head shone, with no sign of

a breather. The monks from Green Mountain Monastery would next

you believe in the abilities of Green Mountain Monastery’s divine monks now?” Daphne sneered at

said impassively, “What they showed just now was indeed

standing nearby, looked surprised. She had assumed it was all staged, but Alex’s affirmation made her believe it was

whatever Alex said was the absolute

that the divine monks of Green Mountain Monastery are frauds. If my boyfriend hadn’t warned you and the monks were to hear