Harvey York’s Rise to Power

Chapter 5657
While Roger Cobb was pridefully roaring...
In under ten minutes, eight Land Rovers were seen charging forward.
The huge cars were not driving that fast, but the dust trailing behind them was quite a fierce sight.
The cars drove past the crowd before parking right in front of Roger and the others.
Eight bald men stepped out when the cars stopped to a halt.
They were all monks with golden scars on their heads.
They glared coldly with their heads raised high. It was clear they had been training martial arts for most of their lives.
A handsome young man, all robed in white, came out soon after.
He smiled with a cold glare, letting anyone know he was a formidable opponent with an immense status.
He was none other than Garry Duncan himself!

Countless wealthy families considered him their guest of honor. He was someone who could shake the entire outskirts just by tapping his foot.
Many students had studied under him before, so they instantly recognized him.
The women were also looking at him with complete admiration.
Compared to Roger’s looks...
Garry seemed calmer and had more authority.
It was safe to say the two had quite deep relations!
Garry must have looked up to Roger as well!
If not, he would not have rushed all the way here just to stand up for Roger after deciding to study under him.
Ernie Surrey’s face darkened after seeing the sight.
Garry was one of the best martial artists in the outskirts.
It was said that Bryar Flynn, a man with the same title, could barely last three moves against Garry!
More importantly, Garry had learned many combat experiences during his time in big cities over the past few years.
This was something that Bryar could not emulate.
Someone even said Garry would be the next Henrik Higgs if he kept growing.
When Creed Moreno was challenging the Outskirts Budokan, Garry was not around.
If not, he could have prevented the whole situation from happening just by sitting there.
Compared to what Harvey did to Creed, Ernie believed Garry was still much more impressive.
After all, he was simply too well-known.