My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Chapter 414

Daniel’s grandson was Ethan.

He was upset as well that none of the missing people were found.

However, there was not much that he could do.

“Find them? How are we supposed to find them? We’ve been looking in the mountains for seven hours, and we couldn’t even find a single trace of them!”

Daniel stretched his neck, his muscles rippling as he slowly clapped his hands.

The seventh and eighth people from the Xalderon lineage immediately walked over.

These people had round waists and thick arms with strength beyond ordinary people.

The person who had just spoken gulped.

He looked at the others who had spoken as if he wanted them to stand up and seek justice with him.

However, they just turned their attention elsewhere.

It was obvious that none of them wanted to go against the Xalderon lineage.

Professor Law looked at the dead body with the bullet hole between his eyebrows, frowned, and asked, “Was there anyone else in the mountains?”

Herera’s eyes were sinister. “Yes. Not only did they destroy our drones, but they killed

of work isn’t Yoseph’s… He also promised not to leak news about the tomb of the King of Medicine… This must

“Bradley Perry…”

Bradley kidnapped our

his fists, emitting an evil aura.

time, he had suffered at the

has rules… They won’t attack innocent people in a fight unless their lives

long gone too. Do you think he’d still follow their

to explain something

be a member of the Tomb Whisperer

eyes of the others, Anders was an outsider. No matter what he said, they would not believe

I think we should go

and his men are already on the mountain! If they enter the tomb of the King of

to say Gary and the others haven’t already found the

Daniel was muscular, he

to Professor Law and asking, “Professor Law, what do you

thousands of years of knowledge. Their intel was greater than the

According to the Tomb Whisperer

crafting shadow corpses. Your hand cannons will have no

up on Zain and the others!” Daniel

and was lost in thought.

grandchildrens’ fates were