Son-In-Law Madness

Chapter 579 Partnership

Incorporating and developing adamantium had always been part of Youngblood Group’s business plan, but unfortunately, the superalloy was far too precious for them to turn their aspiration into reality.

Fabian’s ability to handle adamantium wasn’t all that surprising, but it was shocking that he could use it to turn himself into a humanoid weapon. Everyone could only wonder if Lamont had plans to assign him to Pollerton.

Sure enough, Lamont burst out laughing. “Your punches are weak, Talbot. I can’t believe you have the nerves to say you’re in the Hexa Stella divine stage!”

“I’ve got to hand it to the Youngblood family for busting out something as precious as adamantium,” Talbot fumed. “However, even with the help of the superalloy, do you honestly think this kid will be able to take on Mortal Realm experts? Do you think he can measure up to Lord Campbell?”

So what if the superalloy is powerful? No battles have ever been determined by weapons alone. What matters the most is still the strength that the individual possesses! I may not have been able to break through the adamantium’s defense, but that doesn’t mean other Mortal Realm experts or Lord Campbell would fail at it too!

Having anticipated Talbot’s line of questioning, Lamont turned to Fabian. “Go on and show them what you’re made of.”

an overwhelming force field Fabian has! He’s no ordinary man! Is he in the Mortal Realm divine stage? Wait a minute… No! He’s

at Fabian like he was staring at a monster, to the point where he felt close

was due to the Ether Realm force field or if he was boiling

expert in the Campbells. He had a bright future

more formidable than Hamish, yet the way the Youngblood

way, but they had also sent him to Pollerton to go up against

only be one logical explanation for that… The Youngblood

else still doubt my

Realm expert imbued with the powers of adamantium was more than worthy of taking on

send Fabian to Pollerton, can’t you guys resolve everything on your own? Why do you need to drag the

turned out, Talbot had asked the most pressing question that