Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

Chapter 442

"Who? Who did this to my mentor?" Sebastian roared, his voice dripping with murderous rage.

Without Larry, Sebastian wouldn't have been alive or had achieved any of his successes. Larry was crucial to him, just as his parents were.

Sebastian had always believed Larry's death was the result of an accident from years ago. Yet, he never imagined it was a deliberate act of murder.

"I can tell you, but you have to give me the pills first," Edwin said.

"I'm out of strength. Either you come get them, or move aside and let me pass," Sebastian responded.

Even though he was eager to find out who killed Larry, Sebastian stayed calm. Staying alive was his top priority he needed to survive to exact his revenge. If he handed the pills to Edwin now, he knew Edwin wouldn't let him go. "Sebastian, you'd better cooperate. There's no reason you can't throw them over at this distance. Do it now! I'll reveal who the killer is and spare your life," Edwin said.

He was determined to get the pills from Sebastian and planned to capture him to force out the method for refining them. With this knowledge, he believed his cultivation base could advance dramatically. It could elevate him to the Demigod Realm he had always dreamed of.

this wind, it'd be a shame if the pills fell. Why don't you just come

don't mess around. Throw them over here now!" Edwin

them, come

Edwin roared, his

I'll just eat them," Sebastian said and popped the pill into his

"No!"

rage upon seeing that and slashed with his sword. Sebastian raised

charged and aimed a deadly stab at Sebastian's chest. Sebastian quickly raised his dagger in

countered with

echoed with a loud thud. He staggered

face turned pale as he was sent flying through the air by the impact. With his spiritual energy

powerful a person had been, facing death was an ordeal that no one could accept unless they had completely given

a promising future, numerous concerns, and a deep-seated grudge left unresolved. He couldn't

to pursue Sebastian, but it was too late. He could do nothing but watch in despair as