An Understated Dominance (Maria Vittori) novel Chapter 1012

"Dad?"

Seeing Michael had breathed his last, Abigail was stunned for a moment. She then burst into tears.

"Dad, wake up! Dad!" she cried out mournfully.

She held her father's lifeless body tightly as sadness washed over her. Two tracks of bloody tears coursed down her face and dripped onto the ground.

She couldn't believe that her only family was gone. She was all on her own from now on.

At this moment, she seemed to have fallen into a dark abyss. Her entire world had turned colorless.

"He has finally died!" Looking at Michael's corpse, Theodore couldn't help but laugh.

"This is great! Someone like him should be eliminated!"

"So what if he was one of the five ultimate grandmasters of Balerno? Didn't he still end up dead?" Graham sneered. Michael's death was undeniably a weight off his mind.

On the other hand, Orson only let out a long sigh.

"Now, finish off these two women!" Theodore suddenly pointed at Abigail.

Hearing that, everyone was stunned.

Didn't Theodore agree to let them go earlier?

Why did he suddenly change his mind?

"What are you talking about? Didn't you agree not to pursue this any further? Why are you going back on your word?" Azalea frowned.

She thought that as a grandmaster, Theodore would stick to his promise. She didn't expect him to be so shameless and publicly change his mind.

The rest of the martial artists also drew out their weapons. They surged forward without hesitation.

Michael was gone, so they had nothing else to worry about. As long as they could kill the two women, they could have the chance to receive a lifetime of knowledge from Ronald.

"Why?" Abigail stumbled as she stood up. Deep hatred gradually filled her vacant gaze.

"Why did you drive us to the wall when we didn't do anything wrong? My dad didn't hurt anyone. In fact, he saved you with his life! But why did you force him to die?"

"Why? Tell me why!" Abigail suddenly let out a long roar, her eyes turning red.

Right then, a wave of negative energy erupted. Fierce gusts of wind swept through the surroundings.

With the chilling air settling in, the temperature plummeted rapidly. Frost began to form on the ground.