Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade

Chapter 1099 Let Us Attack Together

“Y-You… How is this possible? No way. This can’t be!” Noche glared at Alex, who had charged toward the battlefield. His mind echoed with the ringing of numb disbelief.

After practicing hard for decades, he had perfected the silver needle attack he was proud of. Three silver needles could kill a Grandmaster within a short period.

Undoubtedly, a Grandmaster had outstanding physical agility and wouldn’t fall for his attack so easily. Otherwise, his silver needle technique would be invincible. However, Noche clearly saw Alex’s body struck by eleven silver needles as the latter didn’t have the chance to dodge while defending his father.

Eight silver needles could cause one to lose their life immediately. How could this man still be alive? Not only that, he seems unscathed, as if nothing had happened at all.

Stunned by the scene before him. Noche stood frozen in his spot and started to doubt his skills. For a moment, he forgot to inform Rosso and Vito that Alex had regained consciousness.

As Alex’s movements were quick, he made his way to Rosso in the blink of an eye and swung his hand at the latter’s head.

head, the latter swiftly noticed the Mortal Force brimming in

away instinctively in the face of danger, a confused look appeared on his face when he realized it was Alex who had ambushed

the moment he made his move.

was not in vain, as he managed to

snorted and exclaimed, “I’m afraid it won’t be that easy to

the familiar voice, his heart skipped a beat, and he turned

still alive, the devastated Zachary curled his lips into a faint smile.

that, the aura on Zachary’s body dissipated

an hour and fighting two second-phase Grandmasters simultaneously had consumed so much of

to see Alex fight two warriors immediately after regaining consciousness, wanted to hold on longer before Vito sent him flying with one punch. Collapsing to the ground, Zachary completely lost his

within Alex upon seeing Vito’s ruthless attack on Zachary, Alex lost all the patience he had learned at the Jennings residence