Life After Prison by Silencieux novel Chapter 706

Chapter 706 

Severin said with a smile, “Bloodshed is the last thing I want on my wedding day.” 

The despairing Mason had a sudden glimmer of hope when he heard that and nodded frantically. “Yes, yes, you’re right. A wedding isn’t the place for there to be bloodshed, so it’d be best to just forget about what happened and let us leave.” 

However, Severin’s next remark came as a surprise for him. “Those elders are allowed to live, but this man and his son deserve to be killed!” 

“I was wrong,” Horus begged. “I know I was wrong! Please just give us the chance to leave!” 

“Thank you for sparing us. Thank you, great Mister Severin! Thank you, war gods!” The Neelys’ elders prostrated themselves on the ground one by one and trembled in fear. 

Severin smiled again. “You may leave now.” 

“We will! Thank you so much, Mister Severin!” The elders were so scared that they stood up at once and left. They were afraid of staying there a moment longer. 

“Apprehend these two men, kill them, and throw their corpses outside the city for the dogs to feast on!” Severin then ordered coldly. 

Rachel was overjoyed to hear that and immediately stepped forward to offer. “You can leave that to my people, Mister Severin!” 

Several strong guys from Serpent Hall immediately came over to drag Mason and Horus away. 

“Stuart! Zalton!” Valerian could not help but smile as he called out to the two war chiefs and asked, “Didn’t you come here with Mason to lend him a hand? Why are you both so quiet right now?” 

“Were you two the ones who were going to cause trouble here under Mason’s order?” Warren narrowed his eyes slightly and looked at the two of them. 

Although Stuart and Zalton were both war chiefs, Warren’s question frightened them so badly that cold sweat began to drip from their foreheads and their heartbeats began to quicken. 

“No, no! We’re here to congratulate Mister Severin on his wedding!” Stuart said hastily as he came up with the most obvious excuse. 

Zalton also added, “Yes, Stuart’s right! We came here after hearing about Mister Severin’s reputation and knowing that he was holding his wedding feast here.”