The ultimate husband

Chapter 4830

As he pondered to himself, Darryl noticed that Sheniqua had forgotten to lock the door. He slipped out quietly.

Suddenly, ten figures clad in black could be seen trying to pass over the walls. They had their faces covered, and it was not difficult to tell that they were bandits.

"Argh!"

At the sight of those people, Sheniqua let out a piercing scream. However, before she could shout for help, she had been captured and muffled by the bandits. The group leader growled ferociously, "Don't make another sound, or I'm going to kill you."

As he spoke, he rested his long sword on Sheniqua's neck. The blade was ice cold, making Sheniqua tremble in fear as her face paled.

Darryl frowned to himself. 'Motherf*cker. Was this a robbery?’

Just then, the bandits discovered Darryl as well. They rushed over, tying his hands up.

At the same time, cries blared out from the great hall at the Stanford mansion as they broke out in chaos.

"There's been a bandit attack!" "Please send help!"

in an icy voice.

the rest of the Stanfords, leaving them bound

of his voice despite having his arms and feet bound. "You've got quite some nerve! Do you know where you are? This is the Stanford household of the

Gerald was

as he roared back, "Motherf*cker! It's your family we're robbing! One more sound out of

the words rang through the air, a slap landed harshly on Gerald's

about to shout again when more than

seen was that the man wore a white leopard skin around his form. He was blind in one eye, and a long scar ran down his face. He was a

Whew...

of the man, everyone in the great hall, except for

Old Master Stanford. "You must be Old Master Stanford. I'm Herod Houllier of the Snow Wolf Mountain. I'm sure you've heard of me. I've come because I

Damn, Herod Houllier...

not help but

Dragon Town. Its location was rather complex, and it was inhabited by a group of bandits whose captain went by

known for being impossibly ruthless when killing people, and he was nothing but evil. The authorities had

that Herod had set

had seen much of the world, and he did not fear Herod one bit in his