Unlimited Son-In-Law

Chapter 573 Object Manipulation

“Is that it?” As Donald drew a circle in the air, the floating bullets made a one-eighty turn. “You’re a Quattuor Stella Warrior!”

Terrified, Svein attempted to hide behind Hamish, but Donald had already fired the bullets forward with a snap of his fingers. In the blink of an eye, Svein and the other four were peppered by bullets until mush was all that remained of them. “Mr. Hamish… save me…”

Svein reached out toward Hamish while lying in a pool of blood. He didn’t understand why the latter didn’t shield them from the barrage of bullets.

As a Mortal Realm expert, he could’ve saved us if he wanted to. “Don’t touch me with your filthy hands.” A silver glint flashed past, and Svein’s wrist was severed while a bloody cut appeared on his neck.

Donald’s eyes narrowed upon realizing that Hamish’s weapon of choice was blades. Even until his death, Svein never understood why Hamish wanted him dead. Nonetheless, Donald was cognizant that a young genius like Hamish would only view someone like Svein with disdain.

a pleasant surprise. I didn’t expect the piece of trash the Campbell family kicked out to be

thrilled, Hamish added, “I’m sure you must have made unbelievable sacrifices to get where you are. Just the thought

Hamish pointed his finger at Donald, a semi-circle shield that was formed entirely with blades appeared behind

able to control an object at will was a testament to the user’s

Mortal Realm couldn’t manipulate more than three items at a single time, as each

with a large number of blades was more than

of the formation—evident from the glistening metal without any gaps in between—showcased his skill in maintaining the blades in their

by Hamish’s exhibition of his prowess,

the blades forming the shield wall flew away in every direction, disappearing from Donald’s sight as if

the blades were not hidden. Instead, they had turned in a horizontal plane where all one could see from the front was a narrow line. Therefore, when the blades flew around at high speeds, one couldn’t spot them with the naked eye, creating the illusion

even last more than a second—it