Dahlia Nicholson and Dustin Rhys Novel novel Chapter 1170

Chapter 1170: The Challenge to the Martial Alliance Leader

“This little scoundrel! He actually dared to kill my son; he simply doesn’t regard the Martial Alliance!” Asher growled angrily. “Go immediately and inform Martial Alliance Leader Ronald Reeds that he needs to avenge my son!”

“Martial Alliance Leader Ronald Reeds is currently in seclusion, and he has ordered that he should not be disturbed,” the attendant said, looking troubled.

“In seclusion? So what? Even if he’s in seclusion, does he want to remain indifferent after his own nephew has been killed?” Asher was extremely irritable.

“Well…” The attendant still hesitated and didn’t want to deliver the message.

“You useless thing! No courage at all! I’ll go myself!”

Asher pushed the attendant aside and angrily left the room.

Just as he reached the door, a Martial Alliance member suddenly ran in. Due to his speed, he couldn’t dodge in time and directly collided with Asher. He was sent back several steps and ended up sitting on the ground.

“Damn it! Are you blind? Do you want me to smack you to death?” Asher was furious, and his anger had no place to vent.

“I’m sorry, Sir, I didn’t see you just now,” the Martial Alliance member stammered, kneeling on the ground and apologizing repeatedly.

“Damn it! Next time, make sure to see clearly!” Asher berated him fiercely.

Asher was about to leave when he suddenly glanced to the side, stopped in his tracks, and asked, “What’s that thing you’re holding?”

“It’s… it’s a challenge letter,” the Martial Alliance member answered with trepidation, extending the envelope to Asher. He explained, “Just now, the leader of the Kirin Gang, Dustin, sent a challenge letter. He said that he would openly challenge the Alliance Leader tomorrow at the Martial Alliance headquarters.”

“What? He’s challenging the Martial Alliance Leader?!”

As soon as this was said, the whole place erupted in shock.

You see, ever since Ronald Reeds became the Martial Alliance Leader, no one had dared to openly challenge him.

Because everyone knew that Ronald Reeds was the foremost of the Five Grandmasters, the most powerful figure in the Balermo martial world, and the number one martial artist.

In front of such a peerless powerhouse, who had the qualifications to challenge him? Who had the guts to do so?