The First Heir

The gazes of the two clashed, but no one else seemed to notice the tension between the two.

“This eight-star clawed lizard isn’t something an ordinary expert can deal with. We need at least two or three seven-star practitioners at their peak to kill it. Mr. Shell, your skills have improved again,” Elder Whitmore said with a smile.

Hardy ignored him and slowly closed his eyes, fidgeting with the exotic beast’s crystal nucleus that was still warm in his hands.

The scrapped vehicle in front of them did not belong to Montana Alliance, so Philip and the others continued without further delay.

Everyone was silent for a while when Carter suddenly said, “What price range of a vehicle are you planning to buy, Philip?”

Philip was taken aback momentarily before saying with a smile, “I’ll think about it later when I have money.”

Carter made no further comment.

and Elder Whitmore turned back and said to

car slowly parked in a newly created parking lot. They got off the

exclusive patterns on their bodies, most probably the logos of the organizations they belonged

open space where a newly built steel building stood in

could at least withstand the impact

a key to their rest cabin, which was different from the rest cabins in the city’s hotels. This rest

such lengths to save

in the corner between the floors announced,

building was quite spacious, and the few thousand people taking part in this trip to the forbidden area had a

Philip finally saw clearly the outfits of most of the

combat uniforms, members of different families in different colored uniforms, and members of alliances in different outfits. The division of forces was

open space in front of them gradually took shape. It was a person dressed in a golden combat