The Prince Who Was Raised in Hell

Jagoan would naturally not expose his Wave-like Void Bracelet in public.

After flying 100 miles away from the Same Spirit City, he suddenly accelerated and turned the magic weapon at the same time. In an instant, he disappeared into the void.

Some cultivators who were spying on him suddenly lost track of Jagoan. Some of them sighed at Jagoan’s exquisite body movements. There were also some people whose faces were pale and their heads were covered with sweat. They hurriedly sent the message that Jagoan had disappeared through the Taoist Talisman.

Last night, through the Divine Soul of the second stage cultivator of the Heavenly Spirit Realm, Jagoan already knew where the Grant family was. At this moment, he folded the void and let those Divine Senses that were spying on him have no way to find out. Then, he turned into flying again. At the same time, he separated a wisp of divine thoughts to the Soul-summoning Bell, reading all the memories of the souls he had just absorbed.

These cultivators were all members of the Grant family.

The most arrogant one before was the vice head of the Grant family, and now he was one of the three people with the highest fighting capacity in the Grant family on the surface. His status and battle strength were both high, so he naturally knew many secrets.

In this person’s memory, Jagoan quickly found the secret he wanted to know.

At present, there were only six people at the Heavenly Spirit Realm in the Grant family on the surface. However, once they fought against the enemy, the number could increase to more than 20. Among them were the Protectors of the Grant family, the cultivators that the Grant family secretly raised outside, and an Offering and two ancestors.

According to the rules, the family could have visitors. And to their status, these visitors could be divided into Foreign Officials, Protectors, and Offerings.

Foreign Officials had the lowest status and had the least salary. Although they often needed to do something for the main family, they were usually trivial things. Moreover, Foreign Officials could rely on other families, and they were more flexible. If they wanted to leave, the main family would not make things difficult for them. Generally speaking, a family had the most Foreign Officials.

families to have thousands of visitors, and

than the Foreign Officials. The family had a hundred Foreign Officials, but they might not have

lives to protect the family. The Protector had to sign a

disappear. Because the role of the Protector was

meant that they were unreliable, and no other family would accept them. As for Offerings, they were even rarer and more precious than Protectors. To some extent, the Offering was no different from the Elders of the clan.

the one hand, the reason why the Grant family could own an Offering was that it was originally a relative of the royal family and had taken a lot of

Jagoan’s behavior and the series of follow-up actions of the Grant family, it could be seen how unscrupulous this

of the clan’s Divine Soul, he knew that the three hidden combat strength were all at the third stage of Heavenly

used elixirs to reach the third stage of peak of Heavenly Spirit Realm. However, due to his limited talent, the peak of the third stage of Heavenly Spirit Realm was his limit. There was no way to

Grant family was probably like

the Grant family, Jagoan had learned about it from the Protector’s Divine Soul last night. Only the head of the clan would

Divine Soul did not affect the progress of

the void, and advanced at full speed. In less than an hour, a large and luxurious building complex appeared in front of Jagoan. In his eyes,

and rich people in the city. The Grant family’s land was obviously extraordinarily

lingered, light mist pervading the air, precious light swallowing and exhaling, much stronger than some sects and immortal sects. However, Jagoan also noticed that the Grant family was extremely quiet

streams of divine sense were probing toward him. As for the people nearby, not a single member of the Grant family