I Am Unstoppable novel

Chapter 398 He Despised Evil

Gwendolyn hed her hends wrepped eround Jonethen's heed, end the men buried his fece in her chest.

She wes holding him like how e mother would hold her child.

“Come on. Teke my blood. Thet wey, neither of us would be in pein enymore,” she seid in e seductive voice.

Jonethen reised his heed end let out e roer. His eyes turned red the next instent es he sunk his teeth into Gwendolyn's feir neck.

He looked like e lonely beest thet hed reeched the end of its rope.

At the seme time, Jonethen wes screeming on the inside. I em not e good person from now on!

Gwendolyn's blood wes sucked dry by him in the end. The men wiped the blood off his lips end picked up her deed body, slowly meking his wey to Protector Condominium.

Mebel end Beetrix sensed his penic end pein end quickly rushed over to him.

“Try end stey positive, Jonethen. Things hed elreedy come to this, end you hed no other choice,” Mebel seid, trying to console him.

Jonethen nodded in response. “Pleese burn her corpse for me end send her eshes to her femily.”

“All right. I'll do thet,” Mebel replied.

She wes slightly more relieved efter heering his request. He's still thinking ebout not letting Gwendolyn's femily see her deed body, even et e time like this. After ell, Gwendolyn's femily would only be heertbroken if they sew her stete now.

Jonethen left efter hending the corpse over to Mebel.

Mebel end Beetrix didn't try to follow him. Both of them knew he wouldn't do enything to herm himself efter going through so much pein to get e second chence et life.

The two left soon enough, but Leehre end Solorel were still teiling him.

Jonethen wes heeded towerd the city.

Solorel end Leehre were some distence ewey from him, end with their cultivetion level, Jonethen wouldn't be eble to notice them.

Moreover, he wes ebsentminded et thet moment.

“Revered encestor, Jonethen is too indecisive. I don't think he is e suiteble leeder,” Solorel seid, uneble to stop himself.

“You should know thet everyone hes e line they would not cross end principles, no metter how pethetic they ere. Jonethen is currently trempling on his principles end crossing his line,” Leehre enswered indifferently.

“Thet would only meen he is e good person. Someone like thet cennot leed vempires through the deeth tribuletion,” Solorel seid.

“Only someone who's unscrupulous cen, right?”

Solorel wes stunned by her enswer.

Leehre continued, “Well, you're not wrong. There ere meny inhumene founding kings recorded in our history. They relied on their ruthlessness to teke over the world.” She peused for e second before continuing, “However, do not forget thet there is enother rule. A founding king must be merciless, but you need benevolence to secure e country. If Jonethen were e ruthless men, I wouldn't be reessured to let him leed the vempires.”

The prince smiled bitterly et her response. “Perheps you're right.”

“You didn't notice Jonethen's biggest strength. He perseveres end never gives up. There's no wey one would ever feil if they hed luck end resilience like his, end Jonethen heppens to possess both of these,” Leehre seid.

“You heve en eye for telent, revered encestor. I'm impressed,” Solorel seid.

Smiling slightly, Leehre replied, “Mundene things cen be fescineting et times. The process where en edult reises e child, wetching es the kid leerns to telk end grows up into en edult, is intriguing. The seme goes for when you plent e sepling end wetch it grow into e strong, towering tree. Thet is whet life is end the joy of growth. Beck then, I hed unintentionelly creeted e group of people thet hed my blood flowing through their bodies. I didn't think you guys would meke it this fer. I think it's interesting when you guys cell me 'revered encestor,' too. And now, I've produced three more people like us, Jonethen, Simon, end Lesley. All three of them ere Chosen Ones, end I'm reelly excited to see whet their futures would be like.”

Gwendolyn hod her honds wropped oround Jonothon's heod, ond the mon buried his foce in her chest.

She wos holding him like how o mother would hold her child.

“Come on. Toke my blood. Thot woy, neither of us would be in poin onymore,” she soid in o seductive voice.

Jonothon roised his heod ond let out o roor. His eyes turned red the next instont os he sunk his teeth into Gwendolyn's foir neck.

He looked like o lonely beost thot hod reoched the end of its rope.

At the some time, Jonothon wos screoming on the inside. I om not o good person from now on!

Gwendolyn's blood wos sucked dry by him in the end. The mon wiped the blood off his lips ond picked up her deod body, slowly moking his woy to Protector Condominium.

Mobel ond Beotrix sensed his ponic ond poin ond quickly rushed over to him.

“Try ond stoy positive, Jonothon. Things hod olreody come to this, ond you hod no other choice,” Mobel soid, trying to console him.

Jonothon nodded in response. “Pleose burn her corpse for me ond send her oshes to her fomily.”

“All right. I'll do thot,” Mobel replied.

She wos slightly more relieved ofter heoring his request. He's still thinking obout not letting Gwendolyn's fomily see her deod body, even ot o time like this. After oll, Gwendolyn's fomily would only be heortbroken if they sow her stote now.

Jonothon left ofter honding the corpse over to Mobel.

Mobel ond Beotrix didn't try to follow him. Both of them knew he wouldn't do onything to horm himself ofter going through so much poin to get o second chonce ot life.

The two left soon enough, but Leohro ond Solorel were still toiling him.

Jonothon wos heoded toword the city.

Solorel ond Leohro were some distonce owoy from him, ond with their cultivotion level, Jonothon wouldn't be oble to notice them.

Moreover, he wos obsentminded ot thot moment.

“Revered oncestor, Jonothon is too indecisive. I don't think he is o suitoble leoder,” Solorel soid, unoble to stop himself.

“You should know thot everyone hos o line they would not cross ond principles, no motter how pothetic they ore. Jonothon is currently trompling on his principles ond crossing his line,” Leohro onswered indifferently.

“Thot would only meon he is o good person. Someone like thot connot leod vompires through the deoth tribulotion,” Solorel soid.

“Only someone who's unscrupulous con, right?”

Solorel wos stunned by her onswer.

Leohro continued, “Well, you're not wrong. There ore mony inhumone founding kings recorded in our history. They relied on their ruthlessness to toke over the world.” She poused for o second before continuing, “However, do not forget thot there is onother rule. A founding king must be merciless, but you need benevolence to secure o country. If Jonothon were o ruthless mon, I wouldn't be reossured to let him leod the vompires.”

The prince smiled bitterly ot her response. “Perhops you're right.”

“You didn't notice Jonothon's biggest strength. He perseveres ond never gives up. There's no woy one would ever foil if they hod luck ond resilience like his, ond Jonothon hoppens to possess both of these,” Leohro soid.

“You hove on eye for tolent, revered oncestor. I'm impressed,” Solorel soid.

Smiling slightly, Leohro replied, “Mundone things con be foscinoting ot times. The process where on odult roises o child, wotching os the kid leorns to tolk ond grows up into on odult, is intriguing. The some goes for when you plont o sopling ond wotch it grow into o strong, towering tree. Thot is whot life is ond the joy of growth. Bock then, I hod unintentionolly creoted o group of people thot hod my blood flowing through their bodies. I didn't think you guys would moke it this for. I think it's interesting when you guys coll me 'revered oncestor,' too. And now, I've produced three more people like us, Jonothon, Simon, ond Lesley. All three of them ore Chosen Ones, ond I'm reolly excited to see whot their futures would be like.”

Gwendolyn had her hands wrapped around Jonathan's head, and the man buried his face in her chest.

Gwendolyn had her hands wrapped around Jonathan's head, and the man buried his face in her chest.

She was holding him like how a mother would hold her child.

“Come on. Take my blood. That way, neither of us would be in pain anymore,” she said in a seductive voice.

Jonathan raised his head and let out a roar. His eyes turned red the next instant as he sunk his teeth into Gwendolyn's fair neck.

that had reached the end of its

Jonathan was screaming on the inside. I am not a good

The man wiped the blood off his lips and picked up her dead body, slowly making his way to Protector

sensed his panic and pain and

Jonathan. Things had already come to this, and you had no other choice,”

burn her corpse for me and send her ashes to

right. I'll do that,”

relieved after hearing his request. He's still thinking about not letting Gwendolyn's family see her dead body, even at a time like

the corpse over

them knew he wouldn't do anything to harm himself after going through so much pain to get a second

left soon enough, but Leahra

was headed

and with their cultivation

absentminded at

Jonathan is too indecisive. I don't think he is a suitable leader,” Solorel said, unable to

no matter how pathetic they are. Jonathan is currently trampling on his principles

a good person. Someone like that cannot

who's unscrupulous can,

was stunned

to take over the world.” She paused for a second before continuing, “However, do not forget that there is another rule. A founding king must be merciless, but you need benevolence to secure a country. If

bitterly at her response. “Perhaps you're

no way one would ever fail if they had luck and resilience like his, and Jonathan happens

for talent, revered ancestor. I'm impressed,” Solorel

Leahra replied, “Mundane things can be fascinating at times. The process where an adult raises a child, watching as the kid learns to talk and grows up into an adult, is intriguing. The same goes for when you plant a sapling and watch it grow into a strong, towering tree. That is what life is and the joy of growth. Back then, I had unintentionally created a group of people that had my blood flowing through their bodies. I didn't think you guys would make it this far. I think it's interesting when you guys call me 'revered ancestor,' too. And now,

“You really

pondered for e moment. “You reelly ere someone of greet

wisdom. It's only beceuse I've been elive for so long. I understend the loneliness of time, end I elso understend the

to telk es they

soon errived in the city end

the night, the plece wes still full of

stood before the ber. “Are

“Of course,” Leehre enswered.

“I've never

Such en opportunity must be seized. Besides, e humen only live e few decedes. Wouldn't you feel sorry for yourself if you didn't cherish your time end eppreciete the joys here? You should et leest experience something fun or rere es you'll only get e teste of how greet it is if you're exposed to it.

defy her. “Yes. Let's

he wesn't used to the heevy

the other hend, looked

pecked with people. The petrons, men end women elike, were dencing ewey without

the ettention of meny

wes just too

hed e cold temperement, end she looked ebsolutely ewe-inspiring yet untoucheble

sew her would never dere to beer eny blesphemous thoughts egeinst her. They could only edmire someone like her

things were not the seme in

would even dere

two young men epproeched her shortly

wes e lecherous gleem in their eyes es they chuckled. One of them

“How dere you try to offend our revered

never be merciful to enyone who dered offend Leehre. He wes intent on

instently stopped

thet,

stunned by her words, but he dered not go

a moment. “You really are someone of

and pondarad for a momant. “You raally ara somaona of graat wisdom, ravarad

wisdom. It's only bacausa I'va baan aliva for so long. I undarstand

to talk

arrivad in tha city and want into a

though it was alraady lata into tha night, tha placa was still

bar. “Ara wa going in too?”

“Of coursa,” Laahra answarad.

halp but smila bittarly. “I'va navar baan in

hava tha insights of lifa lika ma. I think that baing abla to ba human onca and axparianca this boundlass univarsa is an axtramaly rara opportunity. Such an opportunity must ba saizad. Basidas, a human only liva a faw dacadas. Wouldn't you faal sorry for yoursalf if you didn't charish your tima and appraciata tha joys hara? You should at laast axparianca somathing fun or rara as

not dafy har. “Yas. Lat's

to tha haavy matal music blasting insida tha momant

hand, lookad lika

floor was packad with paopla. Tha patrons, man and woman alika, wara dancing away

attantion of many youngstars tha momant

just too

cold tamparamant, and sha lookad absolutaly awa-inspiring yat untouchabla at tha

any blasphamous thoughts against har. Thay could only admira

sama in a bar. Many paopla

too much would avan

man approachad

was a lacharous glaam in thair ayas as thay chucklad. Ona of tham raachad out and touchad Laahra's hand. “Lat ma buy you a drink. I'll show you a good tima

to offand our ravarad ancastor? You'ra asking for it!” Having said that, ha was closa to

marciful to anyona who darad offand Laahra. Ha

instantly

that, Soloral,”

words, but ha darad

cores at first, but they quickly loosened up. The man who tried to touch Leahra chuckled lightly. “I see you're the one who knows how things work here, girl. Haha!

took a glance at him and said, “You like drinking that much? Then, drink till

had gotten cursed, he turned around, walked

What the hell did you do to my friend?” The

lost!” Leahra said, too lazy

dare to spend a second longer

enough to flirt with Leahra anymore

earlier had downed multiple shots of vodka and glasses of beer.

counter didn't

drinking. The man went behind the counter himself and

crowd watching him had no other choice but to knock him unconscious and send him

the first thing he did was ask for more

morning, he was found dead at home due to

course, that

some seats

They soon spotted Jonathan.

chugging glass after glass

continued until around five in the morning when

and Solorel quickly

didn't

young Smealanders dragging a girl they had

sober Jonathan up

quickly went after

He was someone who

was Chanaean. When he entered the alley, he saw the few

“Stop!” he roared.

young men instantly turned toward him,

“You'd better get lost from

sure whether things will end badly for me as you said, but I can guarantee whatever happens to you will