The Man’s Decree

Chapter 347 Into The Den Of The Lion

From Josephine’s question, it seemed that she had also heard of the Jantz family, and fear had taken her captive.

Alas, Anthony shook his head. “It’s not that easy. Although Zachariah gave the Department of Justice three days, I know that he has long since sent men out to guard the various exits in Horington. He doesn’t believe in the Department of Justice!”

“T-Then, what should we do?” Josephine started panicking.

Both Walter and Glen wore grim expressions as well. After all, Jared once saved their lives, yet they were of no help then. Even the Whitaker family didn’t fear them, much less the Jantz family. Worse still, they didn’t even have the right to speak to the patriarch of the Jantz family.

If Walter hadn’t retired, he might be able to talk to the Jantz family, but his influence was all but gone by then.

“I’ll go to Summerbank with you!” Jared stated out of the blue.

Josephine anxiously asserted, “You can’t go, and I’m not going to allow you to do so! You haven’t the slightest idea how

is far beyond that of the Whitaker family. In fact, it was all because of the Jantz family’s backing that the Whitaker family could act high and mighty in Summerbank. At best, the Whitaker family was only involved in business, but the Jantz family is involved in martial arts. Zachariah Whitaker is even an internal energy Grandmaster, his

nonchalantly. “The Whitaker family has been obliterated. I don’t mind wiping out the Jantz family

always truth to a rumor? The Jantz family has a foundation of over a

disdain

of Jared and admired him quite a bit after

was being too

prove whether I can wipe out the Jantz family!”

then. Since you’ve agreed to follow us back to Summerbank, let’s set out tomorrow. I can guarantee that no

rock and a hard place since the man once saved Walter and Glen, but

nodded in

no appetite and couldn’t even stomach a single bite. Many a time, she wanted to dissuade him, but she swallowed the words on the tip of her tongue in the end. She knew his temperament, and no one could sway him when