The Guardian's Sword

Chapter 1231

An elderly man in a loose robe stretched his arms slowly as he narrowed his eyes on a vacant space in front of a house.

The old man looked 50 or 60 years old.

His hair was mostly gray.

However, he seemed to be in good spirits.

He was hale and hearty if you described him with two words.

The old man’s name was William Collins.

He held no official position in Joules Town and had little contact with government officials.

Not many people-even those within the Joules Town government-knew about the Collins family. However, anyone who knew the Collins family would know how terrifying they were.

William’s descendants were also pillars of Dragon Kingdom.

It would take more than three days and nights to finish talking about Old Master Collins’ achievements in the army.

Had it not been for his underlying illness that year, forcing him to leave the army, he would have been the supreme leader now.

However, even though he had long since left the army, no one dared to look down on him.

Many of the soldiers he commanded were now high-ranking in the army, not to mention his heroic achievements back then.

disciples everywhere.

always a steady stream of big shots visiting Old Master Collins during

of them had high ranks and drove the army’s special vehicles. It made an awe-inspiring sight. William finished his morning workout and slowly cooled down before opening his

habit to work out daily to strengthen the

a towel, Old Master Collins.

is

always ready, handed him a

the towel, wiped himself gently, and went to one

and a name list were set in front of him.

of reading newspapers. The servant dared not disturb him and only stood nearby to pour him

“Mysterious tycoon?

isn’t that expensive, is it?”

minutes, William slowly put down the paper. There

was the tycoon

Master Collins, it’s not that expensive.

an amount ordinary folks can never earn in a

took the newspaper and neatly stacked

way, Old Master Collins, there

of them want to see you.”

up the name list next to it

there. I’m not seeing

waved his hand slowly, not at all interested.

and did not like socializing. He did not bother to know any so-called

difficult for