Semua Bab The First Heir: Bab 6361 - Bab 6370

The lark people valued honor. Everyone knew what would happen if these guards became deserters. In the end, the cowardly guard plucked up the courage to return home. It was better to live a miserable life than to die. The lark people might punish him, but he could probably survive if he was shameless enough. The guard quickly found Ashley and told her everything that happened. He was full of fear and despair as he recounted the details. Ashley never thought that they would fail. She was filled with disbelief, but after seeing the guard’s miserable state, she felt that he was telling the truth. The guard did not need to injure himself so seriously to gain sympathy or to stay alive. “Did you say that a rabbit beat you up so badly? Are you too useless or is the rabbit too powerful?” Ashley was somewhat unwilling to believe this. How could such a powerful monster pet exist? It had to be a joke. “You have to believe me. I’m telling the truth. I’ll die a miserable death if I li

“I thought that my opponent would be very powerful, but this is it? What a shame. People living in the slums want to defeat us?” Roger felt disdain for the captured guards. As guards working for the lark people, they were too weak. The shadow guards barged through the door without further ado, showing no courtesy at all. Philip had not set up a barrier at all. He had merely modified the yard to make it look better. “I’m surprised to see unwelcome guests turning up one after another,” Philip exclaimed. The newcomers were clearly stronger than the losers before them, and more importantly, they wore the uniform of the lark people. Ashley did not only plan not to get Adam go but she also intended to kill him, maybe to hide some secret or to cover up an unforgettable past. Adam scowled at this scene. He never dreamed that he would be hunted down by his former lover. He had thought they could say goodbye and part ways amicably, but Ashley wanted to kill him without leaving hi

Once everyone found out about it, the lark people would be in a difficult situation and would have to give him some benefits. Although the method was despicable and he might not get a good position in the family, it would be enough for him. No one knew what Roger was thinking. Philip and the others were confused. Was Roger not here to drive Adam away? If so, why would Roger show such a disdainful look after hearing Adam’s remark? Was he unwilling to believe Adam? “I don't want to stay in this poor and dirty slum a second longer. Just kill the three of them and bring their heads back to close the case.” After saying this, Roger took the lead and entered the yard, which looked quite good. Unfortunately, the location was bad, and they were surrounded by poor people. What was the point of having good scenery? Although Roger appreciated the scenery in the yard, he was also somewhat disdainful. When Roger stepped into the yard, he was startled. He never thought that he would fi

Everyone was in low spirits. They only hoped that the shadow guards could end the fight quickly and reduce their embarrassment. Adam made his move. He knew that they were very strong. He had to use everything he had to deal with them. Carlos followed his cue fearlessly. Although he was weaker than Adam, it was a good opportunity to fight. He preferred to improve his strength through fighting. “Go ahead fighting. I’ll watch,” Philip said with a smile. Philip gave Rabbit a look. Roger was clearly the strongest among them. Even if Carlos and Adam tried their best, they could hardly take him down. Hence, it was best for Rabbit to make a move. If Rabbit was keen to fool around, he might have Roger going in circles. “Old geezer, I’m your opponent!” Rabbit hopped in front of Roger with a hint of disdain in his eyes, disgusted by Roger's old and frail appearance. Roger scowled at Rabbit’s remark. He never thought that anyone could call him old. Roger was just a middle-aged man,

Rabbit could not wait to put Roger down and show off his power. He would never let anyone go if he could help it. “How dare you?!” Roger snapped, shocked to hear someone humiliating him and the lark people. The guards stared at this scene in disbelief. “You’re dead.” Roger glared at Rabbit with dissatisfaction before turning his gaze to Philip. In his opinion, Rabbit was Philip's pet, so everything was Philip’s fault. “Hehe, Philip, huh? Let’s see how powerful you are.” Roger nodded to the people around him. The next moment, a black mist shrouded them. Feeling an enormous pressure, Philip and the others covered their eyes. They knew that Roger was probably up to something. “They're going to run!” Philip said but made no move as if he did not care at all. Philip looked thoughtful as he stood on the spot as if waiting for something. Rabbit wanted to stop the guards, but it was too late. He made a grab but failed to catch Roger. When the black mist faded away, Roger an