The Charismatic Charlie Wade

This funeral procession of hundreds of people moved very fast.

Even if someone in front of the team is carrying two coffins, the speed of marching is no different from that of a rapid march.

And this procession was wearing the same tactical leather boots, and when walking fast on the concrete floor, they made uniform footsteps, resounding throughout the valley.

In the procession, there is an old man who is walking fast at this time, but already exhausted and panting.

The young people around him didn’t give him a chance to stop and take a breath. Instead, they kept urging him to continue walking fast. Some people even pushed him when he was about to fall behind, or roughly pulled the hemp rope on his filial piety clothes to force him to go forward.

This old man is Lord Banks.

At this time, at the top of Wade Mountain.

Charlie and the others had already seen the constantly approaching procession.

In the morning sun, everyone can see the two eye-catching black coffins, so everyone knows very well that this group of people must be the Dragon Temple.

felt like a big enemy was

procession at the foot of the mountain from a distance, with a sneer at

Not only that I’m waiting for you in a

this point, Charlie said to Stephen Thompson, “Mr. Stephen, give my order to let the Dragon Temple

notified Bruce Wade’s old ministry and told them to

were upset at the Dragon Temple, because it was Charlie’s order,

result, they moved to both sides and gave way

glanced at them and saw that they were not obstructed,

the foundation project of Wade Mountain which the Wade

whole road is wide and flat, and even the supercar

people of Dragon Temple walking up the mountain are

seven fifty-five in the

violently passed the last corner, and walked directly toward

group of well-trained masters of the Dragon Temple are full of murderous aura, marching, like a guard of honor, every step is neat and powerful, and the closer they

the Wade family gathered here, there was actually no one wearing hemp and filial piety, and he was furious, his