The Supreme God

According to the Sun Sect's rule, every grunt disciple would get 3 vital energy crystals per month for living expenses. This was dispensed by the supervisor.

But Austin hadn't received a penny during the past three years, because all of his living expenses were pocketed by his supervisor, Farry.

In other words, Farry could get 3 extra vital energy crystals per month if Austin was still under his charge.

For this reason, Farry was quite worried when he heard that Austin received a brutal beating from Matias several days ago. If Austin died, the Sun Sect would stop providing his living expenses, which would be a crushing loss for Farry.

One vital energy crystal was equal to 100 silver coins. For an ordinary family in the towns near the Sun Mountain, 300 silver coins were enough to afford a comfortable life for nearly a year.

Farry had several mistresses in a nearby town, so he naturally needed more money.

'But it can't be helped. That idiot was hurt so badly that he's in a coma. He probably won't live, ' Farry thought to himself.

In fact, Austin's fight with Bates was already legend among the grunt disciples. Farry still didn't know about it because he had been away for several days after Austin fell into a coma.

The official reason he gave was that he was out on business, but he was actually dating one of his mistresses.

Farry was angry with Matias as he pondered this. He thought, 'Why did you have to beat him to death when you were just bullying him? That's my income you messed with, dammit!'

Despite his complaints, Farry had received many bribes from Matias in the past which tempered his resentment, not to mention that Matias had a powerful cousin who was also in the Sun Sect.

What was more, Matias practiced all the time, and was steady in his martial refinement. His ability would undoubtedly guarantee he'd become an outer disciple in the near future.

For those reasons, Farry didn't dare get in Matias' face.

'So I'll have to squeeze other disciples for their living expenses to make up for that, ' he thought sullenly.

After reflecting on this, Farry turned his attention to the female disciple who was making tea for him.

The girl bent forward over Farry's desk as she dealt with the tea set.

Recalling the night they'd spent together in a loving embrace, Farry's eager eyes looked her up and down, stirring his desire.

him with an obsequious smile. She ogled the supervisor and said in a sweet voice, "I

moment, an embarrassed cough came from the door, interrupting the passionate

Oh, it's you, the idiot!" Farry blurted out

coming into the room.

idiot, are you alright?" asked Farry, surprised.

beaming with pleasure when he saw Austin because he didn't have to worry about losing 3 vital energy crystals a month, now

for your concern,"

why Farry wore such

be an idiot, but he still remembered the fact that he

expression on Farry's face changed into an arrogant, humorless

suspicious about Austin's calm and normal attitude. It

a few days now. That's against the rules

cup of tea the female disciple had prepared for him and sipped at it as he rebuked Austin. He looked stern as a

for personal reasons, and Matias had broken the rules by beating Austin unconscious. As their supervisor, Farry should have investigated the issue and punished Matias after he knew about

to leave it alone since Austin was just an

of his violent crime. What good would that do anyway? And besides, if

only take advantage of the occasion

ones who had bullied and teased Austin. But he was like that, callow and self-interested. And he took advantage

disciple of the Sun Sect in the

the outer disciples

Austin was still a rising new star among the outer disciples, well-known to everyone in the Sun

envied Austin. Because Farry was a nobody compared to him. Strong men would always be the target of jealous

position of governing the

marbles after being framed

beyond his level

nobody anymore, and Austin had to pay for

arranged for

crap. I came here to apply for the mission to Beast Mountain."

since he was still an outer disciple, although he never paid any attention to him

no way he would have thought he'd get there. He ruled over the grunt disciples, himself included, but Austin decided not