Lahat ng Kabanata ng Guardian-In-Law: Kabanata 2291 - Kabanata 2300

Kent did not reply to Master Juan but his expression always provided an answer. Master Juan explained, “To be honest, Mr. Mayor. My great-grandfather once told us about this formation called the Wind Water Formation, which is located right below the pond. “He said it cannot be moved or damaged, or the energy flow in the entire area will be disrupted, resulting in dire consequences.” He looked serious when he explained. Kent glanced at Kaze and questioned Master Juan with furrowed brows, “Master Juan, don’t you feel that your great-grandfather’s words are a little too much? It’s been a hundred years, what can the so-called formation do anymore?” He believed in the supernatural, but also questioned the validity of a hundred-year-old formation, wondering what could possibly go wrong. He rather believed Kaze who said something was wrong in the pond. If the matter was left unattended, he and his family could not rest in peace. Master Juan scoffed, “Mr. Mayor, let me correct

In ancient times, masters who practiced the art of feng shui and other elemental arts fought fiercely for the sake of reputation and power. The competition was intense. Many masters set up their formations to trap others, so the formations tended to be lethal once triggered. Those who could break the formation by force were usually stronger enemies. As for those who practiced under the same banner, they usually shared the dissolving techniques among their own and passed them down to the next generation. Therefore, only enemies would intrude by force, so the traps were lethal to eliminate intruders. Listening to their masters, the other followers glared at Kaze. “You! You caused Jenny’s death! I’ll kill you!” “You did it on purpose!” Kaze chuckled. “Yeah, I did it on purpose. Such an arrogant woman should die but if your master could stop the quicksand and save her, I wouldn’t stop him either. “You should hurry, Master Juan. Or else you will be digging up a body instea

The wooden sword was Master Juan’s favorite artifact. It was made with the best oak wood and carved with complicated markings. It even had a few gemstones on the hilt. The wooden sword could easily fetch a few million on the market but Kaze lit it up using his lighter and used it as a torch. He raised the torch and entered through the iron door. The torch burned brightly before he entered but when he set foot inside, the fire grew weak to the point of extinguishing. Fortunately, it did not go off and continued to emit a dim light across the room. Kaze finally got a better look at the place. Before him was a round platform with a red wooden coffin on top. It was extremely huge. Based on his estimation, it was at least three times larger than a common coffin. Under the coffin was a line of artificial gully, surrounding the entire coffin and spreading across the room. Some red liquid flowed across it and through some sophisticated instruments, it entered and exited the c

Kaze said, “I’ve dealt with it. Strange things won’t happen to your family again. “Some Ryokanians controlled Master Juan’s great-grandfather’s soul to cause disturbance but that’s all they can do for now. You can just forget what happened.” Kent nodded gratefully. “Thank you. Thank you again.” He was grateful for what Kaze had done for his family and was fully convinced of Kaze’s capabilities. Master Juan and his disciples went down and came back horrified, whereas Kaze returned unscathed and revealed a major secret under the pond. “Oh, the dead ninja the other day, where’s the body?” Kaze asked. Kent said, “I asked my men to bury it in some public grave, where we used to bury homeless people. It’s also a place where the powerful bury their enemies.” Kaze asked, “Give me the location. Don’t ask and don’t go checking on it. Just take it as if you buried a dead stray cat.” Kent was slightly surprised. He did not know what Kaze wanted to do but he nodded nevertheless. T

Zoro said, “There’s always someone better. Aside from the few kingpins, the prominent families of Riverbank also employed many powerful experts. “They had been dominating South River State for years, their foundations deeply rooted. They colluded with the authorities and forged alliances with the underworld forces. Every family has their own figure of ‘pillar’ like anchors holding them firm.” Luis wore a flattering smile and said, “Even so, they are old and you are still in your prime. With Casius’ praises and esteem for you, even if the other veterans stand against you, you can easily crush them beneath your feet!” Zoro chuckled. “Who knows? No one would show their trump card until it’s a matter of life and death. “Like the Lee family. I heard they were defeated by their abandoned son in Lilyrose, losing not only power and influence but also Cosmo’s and Narian’s legs. Yet they dared not say a thing. “People started to look down on them, thinking they were declining, but thos