Son-In-Law Madness

Chapter 491 Lord Campbell Donald was stunned for a moment before he shook his head. “I don’t know.”

He had no idea how powerful he was either, but he wasalready unrivaled in terms of the power level of a human. Wayion’s pupils constricted imperceptibly, for Donald’s capabilities were far more terrifying than those on Mount Konlange, albeit it was the dwelling of the master of the Dragon clan of all times. Melanie was just about to speak when a feeble voice drifted out of the room.

“Let him in.” It was Solomon’s voice. Donald swept his gaze over the few people.

Then, he walked into the room without a single word. Melanie followed behind him.

Meanwhile, Wayion wore an indifferent expression.

It was as though he could never smile. “How could he be so powerful?” Melanie inquired in a whisper.

At that, Wayion and Yadriel exchanged a glance.

“We already know who he is.” In a flash, Melanie’s curiosity was piqued.

“Who is he?”

“Ah, it’s a secret.

It’s a high-confidential matter!” Yadriel answered.

Wayion nodded.

a Novem Stella Warrior was around

As for someone with a power level exceeding three million, he was known as a Grandmaster. There were scarcely any Grandmasters,

there two to three Grandmasters. Above

Realm was familiarto everyone, for he

also Troy Travers

ago. In other words, there hadn’t been any warriors of

was stupefied

young Grandmaster? Unbeknownst to them, Donald had long since gone beyond a Grandmaster and brokethrough to the Mythical Realm. After entering the room, Donald look down at Solomon, who had several silver needles

solemn countenance, but wrinkles littered

at an advanced age of almost ninety years old, so

cerebral hemorrhage, an infection would kill him

“Pardon me, Mr.

sudden, the tips of his fingers glowed, and one could see

all very much

past, suffusing them with a sense of warmth. Gregor’s eyeswent

divine healing! Narrowing his eyes, Yadriel muttered, “Mythical…” Indeed, that was a means only warriors of

their energy into life energy. That situation persisted for half

and wiped the sweat

slumber, his breathing deep and even. “He’s fine now and can live for another ten years,”

he turned to