Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Charmaine nodded. “Yeah, I understand, Grandpa. I just didn’t think that someone dressed like that could actually be some sort of prodigious doctor. Logically speaking, someone like him wouldn’t be short of money, right?”

“Hehe.” Henry chuckled. “Savants like him probably treat this as training!” Severin had piqued his curiosity greatly.

“Training?” Charmaine’s brows furrowed and she seemed a little puzzled.

“Training the mind is a form of training too. Great recluses might choose to stay at a city and keep a low-profile. Some savants might already be able to see through many things. Anyway, the thoughts of such reclusive savants aren’t something that ordinary people like us are able to figure out!”

Henry chuckled, and then said poignantly, “The reason us Longhorns are where we are today is in no small part due to a savant that helped us in the past!”

Charmaine nodded pensively after hearing that.

At that moment, Severin had already arrived outside a bank. He frowned when he looked at the purplish-gold bank card that Old Wacko had left to him. “Old Wacko said that there’s a lot of money inside the account, and he doesn’t even know how much there is inside! He also told me that I had to pay a visit to Dracodeus Isle it on the fifteenth of August for destiny or something like that. Well, there’s still over a month to go until then!”

As Severin’s fingers caressed the Dracodeus Ring that Old Wacko had given to him, his lips curled into a smile and he walked right into the bank.

“Security! Security! Why isn’t security during their job! How could you let someone with such raggedy clothes in here? Is this the kind of establishment where hobos are allowed in too? Gosh, you can smell the stench of this person’s poverty from a mile away!”

Severin had taken just a few steps in when a lady wearing lavish jewelry yelled at the security guard with a look of disgust.

The security guard came over, smiled awkwardly at Severin, and said, “Sir, please leave if you have no business here.”

He looked at the security guard and shot back, “What nonsense are you talking about? Why would

Severin again. He felt as if he had been put in a tight spot

said with a triumphant smile, “I’m

ATM over

hundred thousand? Will the ATM be able to handle such a huge

Or two hundred thousand? I’m not sure the account linked to your card has that amount

at the card in Severin’s hand. “What kind of card is that? I’ve never seen something like that before. Is it some membership card you picked up by the side of the road? Oh, I know, you’re probably

here?” It was then that the bank manager came over and casually asked about the

he says he wants to withdraw several hundred thousand. Does he even have that much money? Hey, everyone! Look here! This fool

lady had two bodyguards with her, and her yells were so

He stepped forward, slapped the woman on the face, and said, “My clothes might be a little

chest began heaving due to anger, and she pointed at Severin while saying, “See! That b*stard just slapped

and had a contemptuous look on his face, as if he was looking at a

individuals like the Four Great War Heroes based their actions around his mood, he would have no reason to be afraid of some rich woman from

to get yourself beat up? She’s the wife of the Eastshine Group’s president, Preston Kingsley! Where did you get the courage to slap her?” The two bodyguards rushed forward aggressively. With a tall and robust figure, they had an

appeared shocked, but see he soon grinned and

two bodyguards looked at each other, took a step forward, and punched Severin

delivered two consecutive kicks to both the bodyguards. They ended up collapsing to the ground while clutching their chests in

rich lady had been maintaining her arrogant expression all throughout, but when she saw the two bodyguards collapsing to the ground and

mouth or I’ll kick you too!” Severin lifted his leg, scaring

the Eastshine Group’s president? How could you embarra*s yourself like this? It’s so shameful! Hey, everyone, look! She wet

her skirt was

“Ah, I…”