Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 1208

Unfortunately for Dreal, his speed was like child’s play to Severin.

“Watch out!” Nancy and the others were startled when they saw Dreal’s impending attack. She gritted her teeth, stond before her people, and clenched her fists to charge up her spiritual energy.

Severin chased after him in a flash and appeared behind him at lightning speed. The spiritual energy that surged from the palm of Severin’s hand struck Dreal’s back.

A dull thud was heard, and Dreal’s body fell lifelessly to the ground.

“Goodness! The Nashes’s strongest men were all killed, and only a few of those with low attainment levels managed to escape. Their great elder and second elder were both level seven warrior kings, but they were killed too. Severin is too strong!”

At that moment, the lobby manager and general manager were left in shock as they peered in and saw the scene before them.

was likely on par with that of a level mine warrior

evident in the way he mounted a counterattack against so many strong people even though he was outnumbered. Such a

I’ll be damned! Just how high is his attainment, really? He’s so strong!” At this time, Tyger was wiping off cold sweat

how easily he lalled the great elder and second elder, it seems to me that he’s a level nine warrior king. We’ve offended him terribly, and our family might not be

trouble with us? I haven’t offended him that terribly, right? And besides, hasn’t he

Many such people have blood on their hands.” After driving home his point, he paused

I’ll call my dad right now to explain how serious this is. I think our family should escape as quickly as we can in the cover of night. We’ll arrange for some of the higher–ups in

After all, the Haneys have so many strong warrior kings. After

father was just as terrified after hearing what happened. He immediately recalled the men whom he sent to guard the city

negligible beings in Severin’s eyes, and he viewed the Nashes similarly ton. If Dreal had not brought his men to cause trouble, the thought of killing them would never even crossed Severin’s