Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 1877

In the courtyard, Rourie directed his servants to come with him and deliver the carefully wrapped gift boxes to Severin’s room. Severin was resting on a rocking chair while Rourie informed, “These are two ninth–grade spiritual weapons and pills from the Walpens. Those others are from the Roaldes and the Jentzes…

Severin nodded upon hearing that. “You can just place them here.”

Severin was given a first–hand experience of the implications surrounding the sudden fame. Though he had only secured first place and had yet to achieve the level of a supreme saint, numerous people were already eagerly offering gifts to him in an attempt to win his favor. The ninth–grade spintual weapons and fifth–grade high–rank pills from the Walpens would be coveted by many a level nine royal saint.

Each gift was significant, and even Diane and Wuhlricht felt a twinge of envy. They were both level nine royal saints, yet the weapons they wielded were merely eighth–grade spiritual weapons!

After setting down the items, Rourie grinned sheepishly and explained. “Umm.. To express gratitude for

Elder Severin’s contributions, I have personally decided to contribute two millennium–old pills, two ninth-

spiritual weapons, and ten thousand spiritual stones

gesture was a testament to his commendable character, social

skills as the head of the Chorteaus. Although the value of his gifts might not match

families, they symbolized the Chorteaus‘ support. Though Severin did not need

allocate them to his family

your sincerity,” Severin said

was very much pleased with Severin’s response and excused himself respectfully

shall have to

many people are interested in cozying up to you. Look at the gifts they presented. They

He’s so strong that all of these are practically useless to him. He’s going to let

was accurate. Severin indeed regarded these seemingly redundant items with disdain. He had no need for fifth–grade high–rank pills, as he was currently refining a sixth–grade pill recipe that allowed for one to concentrate one’s spirit. Once