The Protector

Levi’s words rained heavily on the Joneses’ parade, and it was as though he was trying to administer the Joneses a heart attack.

The Joneses turned quiet instantly.

Their expression froze, their minds went blank, and their irises constricted. It was as almost as if their souls had suddenly left their bodies.

Levi’s question was simply too overwhelming.

The Joneses couldn’t even imagine the dire consequences they would face if what Levi had claimed was true.

It would be total annihilation, and they didn’t want to think about it. They didn’t dare to either.

“You? The God of War? Please… Aren’t you afraid of offending the real deal?” mocked Wales, who immediately voiced out his suspicion.

Tyler laughed and shared his analysis as well, “Levi Garrison, you are powerful. In fact, you are so good that you have even crushed the Goel family. However, you being the God of War? That is simply impossible. You were imprisoned for six years, and that took you out of the equation, because the God of War rose to power while you were still in prison. I’m guessing that you had met some powerful gangster when you were in prison. That is why you are as powerful as you are now. The business tycoons only follow your tunes because they are afraid of the gangster that you had met in prison. Am I right?”

something that Tyler couldn’t make sense of,

he could come up with,

of the Jones family accepted that analysis as

or dare to accept

the bit where Levi might have been the God

you appear. You’re right. I

took him

someone powerful in prison; someone who had

still slightly more powerful than you are! Even if we ignore the God of War’s close relationship with

grinned, as he shifted his gaze towards Anson, who was trembling

wait and see how terribly I will end,” mocked Levi, before

continued waiting nervously for the God of War to show

in anxiety, when they finally heard

and had his head down, as he welcomed the few