The Protector Novel

Wiping the sweat off his brow, Johannes explained that the Half Phantom’s powers were so extraordinary that they bordered upon the divine.

Unlike Xenotoph’s magical powers, his was based on geomancy.

He would use it to read the fortunes and change their fate.

Hence, he was considered a legend in his field.

Back then, Johannes was just a nobody who ventured to the south and built his business from scratch.

He had relied heavily on the Half Phantom to read his fortune and change his fate.

His skills were especially useful when it came to gambling.

Therefore, the Half Phantom had played a crucial role in Johannes building his financial empire.

In fact, Johannes wasn’t the only one who relied on the Half Phantom’s services. Many of the elites on Goldenport Island did the same.

Their success had elevated the Half Phantom’s reputation to the divine being.

Johannes’ explanation was consistent with a deity-like master of magical techniques Levi had read in his reports.

Consequently, Johannes and the elites treated the Half Phantom like a king.

They had assumed that everything would go smoothly given how well they collaborated.

However, those that relied on the Half Phantom to change their fate would gradually receive their retribution.

the prominent families were beset by sickness, tragedy, and business

grew, the Hiltons were the ones who were affected the

the most from the

he had a romantic link with died

a male amongst his grandchildren. All of

would be given

was the reason

also mean that his

the extent he had to walk with

woman who slept

many women in his life, he

would always happen to them, causing

a price to pay every time they engaged the

just no free lunch

one wanted, one needed to give something

sacrificing his wife and his family’s ability to

other words, he was

for the

Phantom, they had lost something of

more benefits they gained, the more was

was going on, the Half Phantom’s

a fit of rage, Johannes locked him up so that he would spend the rest of his life

that, Johannes and the other elites of Goldenport Island kept the

to