Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 2248

Favian was utterly surprised as he exclaimed, “You’re still alive?”

Favian was already a half-stage away from becoming a royal paragon. His entire physique had been honed to an extraordinary level-his blood possessed a golden hue, while his physical prowess could rival that of a true beast. He was strong enough to smash mountains and part the seas.

Severin, however, was only a level two paragon. Favian, being the Gahrrs’ elder had dealt severe blows to practitioners of that caliber in the past.

Severin might be a prodigy from the Grandiuno Sect who could transcend levels against stronger opponents, but the most he could go was around level three paragon. It was thus a genuine surprise that Severin was able to withstand Favian’s assault.

After his initial shock wore off, Favian sneered at Severin and remarked, “Show me what other tricks you might have up your sleeve!”

Favian nothing more than a bug that could be crushed

Favian’s near-lethal strike. While he managed to evade a fatal blow, the ordeal had proven to be very

organs seemed to gone out of place, and blood was oozing

hesitation, he broke the Teleportation Slip he had already taken out and connected his primal spirit with the power of

Slip soon shattered, tearing open a spatial channel after the surrounding void had collapsed. After witnessing the abrupt change, Favian’s eyes widened as he recognized the item Severin had

Favian

but Severin had already disappeared into the void that wrapped around him. Severin’s figure vanished in the air above the valley. Favian rubbed his

across the surrounding area, scanning fervently within a radius of dozens of miles. Once he finally accepted the fact that Favian was genuinely gone, he raised his head and cursed under his breath. “Damn it! When did

of ancient aristocratic families. It was an exceedingly rare artifact commonly used as a last resort to save one’s life.

Severin’s quick escape left a bitter taste in Favian’s mouth, and his expression was

could only rue the shame and humiliation of what happened. That an esteemed level nine paragon had allowed a level two paragon to slip through his fingers would