The Protector Novel

The nation underwent many big changes within the past year.

First off was the Garrison clan.

On the day Zoey challenged the Garrisons, Damien had been appointed as the successor of the clan.

Previously, the Garrison clan worked behind the scenes as Erudia’s most prominent ancient family.

But after Tyrone and his son took over, the clan began to operate with a different strategy.

Tyron and Damien started by winning over all the Garrison clan’s collateral relatives and gaining absolute power over the entire clan.

Then, they set up a humongous financial group and took control of all its funds.

Moreover, Damien even founded a special combat club to recruit the best fighters in Erudia and all over the globe.

Despite the organization being known as a club, it was, in fact, merely a way for the Garrisons to obtain more pawns.

This was precisely Tyrone’s and Damien’s intention—to take control of as much wealth and power as possible while also having an array of martial artists at their command.

Then, the Garrisons’ influence spread across Bayview and other nations.

Within just a year, the Garrison clan became even more powerful than before.

It sat comfortably in its position as the number one ancient family in Erudia.

In addition, being a son-in-law of the Garcia family meant Damian could utilize both the Garrisons’ and Garcias’ resources.

headed the two most powerful

Erudia could

in Bayview

other person who had changed drastically within

It was Zoey.

period of time, Zoey expanded

she was now known as the Queen of the South’s

her own hard work, she also had a

there were only eight

her courage on the day she challenged the

head of the third most prominent ancient family in Erudia, Dale Lehman, declared his intention

the Lehman family’s help, the Garrisons renounced their boycott against

situation was not what Levi had expected

in fact, they

would surely be living a hard life

the Lopez and Black families, and resort

loved

Dale’s god-granddaughter,

would dare treat

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seemed to

that was

grown accustomed to not having him