The ultimate husband

Chapter 2564

It's over! Cheyenne trembled in fear at the scene and she felt herself drowning in panic. Now that the queen of the Raksasa Tribe was here, their situation could only worsen from this point onward. Though as her master's sworn brother might be, he couldn't possibly take on the entire

Raksasa Tribe.

''Your Majesty.'' Jack finally recovered from the initial shock and forced a smile in Natalie's direction. ''It's nothing, really. There's a kid causing trouble around here, I will have this handled right away.'' Jack casted a look of contempt over to Darryl as he spoke. Darryl was from the Nine Continent and even though the Raksasa Tribe and the Nine Continents were no longer at war and had been coexisting in peace for over three years now, the people of the Raksasa Tribe still harbour a certain prejudice against people from the Nine Continents due to their history of being banished for thousands of years. Jack was certain that as their queen, Natalie was no exception to this. After all, the queen's father and two older brothers had lost their lives one way or another at the hands of people from the Nine Continents. Most importantly, Jack had always taken pride in himself for being assigned as the mayor of Rock City. He knew that Natalie trusted him and wouldn't criticize him over a brat from the Nine Continents.

crowd and her eyes eventually fell on Darryl. Immediately, Natalie jerked forward in shock at what she saw. She couldn't recognize Darryl at first glance but there was something about the man and his unique aura that felt familiar. In the

since the war three

Just as the crowd was clueless in confusion,

hall instantly erupted into heated

just address that boy from the Nine Continents?'' ''What is going on?

to be a mere bodyguard with no status or position. What he least expected was for Natalie to actually initiate a conversation with the man in such a gentle and respectful tone. Was this really their prideful queen that was standing before them? The sight before him was simply far too