The Return Of God Of War

The Return of God of War Chapter 1456

“Eh?” The men exclaimed, flabbergasted at George’s public display of his unexpected allegiance.

The best fighter of Westford is on his knees before Levi?

What is going on?

After witnessing the defeat of the others before, George remained their best hope at defeating Levi once and for all.

“Master, forgive me for my late arrival!” said George to Levi.

“Not at all, you’re just in time,” said Levi, courteously.

“Master?” Albus repeated incredulously, unsure if they had heard him right.

Did George just address Levi as “Master”?

“What are you doing, George?” Albus shouted. “You’re embarrassing the Great Family of Westford! Have you no shame to kneel before some young hotshot despite being two hundred years old?”

“He’s right. George, you’re bringing shame to the rest of us,” came several other disdainful voices.

“Can you beat him?” George asked as he looked around at his accusers.

The men found their throats constricted by the truth in

indeed no match for

of the best fighters of the Great Families

you have it! You all are the real fools to proceed with your foolhardy quest. I’m sure that Thierry had advised you

words, all eyes turned

them against provoking Levi but they

abilities seemed so exaggerated that they were

influence and resources at the disposal of the Four Great Families, they did not think that they would have anything to fear from a lone fighter stripped of his

Impossible!

Westford been bending the knee to him from the very beginning?” Albus cried out as

is the rightful leader of Westford,” said

of the hundred thousand men of Westford

nodded. “Why would we be in need of a

don’t see why you have to submit to him to

Albus gasped in realization. “He is

began shouting in disbelief, their eyes bulging with

that possible? The Crown

The crowd’s eyes,

The Dragon Ring!

Ring in his possession, coupled with the evidence of his martial skill with his easy defeat of the top

the Crown King’s simultaneous appearance in Keerea was hardly a