Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 2336

Fawkes looked at the black energy in the air and said with a panicked voice, "Now's the chance, Mister Svenberg! Revive quickly!"

Fawkes knew that Svenberg sacrificed his soul and body to the God of Destruction. Fawkes also wanted to sacrifice his soul and body to the God of Destruction back then, but it was a shame that he was not a cultivator, so he could not do so.

However, Fawkes witnessed Svenberg's incredible transformation and how powerful Svenberg became firsthand. Svenberg was more than eighty years old, but after he sacrificed himself to the evil god, he was able to change his appearance. Fawkes found it quite unbelievable that Svenberg could change his looks into a young man in his twenties.

Reverse aging was the dream of countless people, and Svenberg did just that. Therefore, Svenberg was almost a god to Fawkes. He believed that Svenberg would never die with the God of Destruction's protection.

Therefore, Fawkes looked forward to the black energy reform again and Svenberg would be revived after that. However, the black energy did not reform, and Svenberg was not able to revive.

Fawkes watched as the black energy faded away gradually, feeling increasingly disappointed as time passed. He felt like he was so close to killing Wilbur. Wilbur had exhausted his spirit energy to kill Svenberg. Fawkes could feel that the energy emitted from Wilbur was very weak at that moment.

It was undoubtedly the best moment to kill Wilbur.

The butler, Bart, asked at that moment, "What should we do, Mister Fawkes?"

Fawkes looked at Bart and pressed both hands on his shoulders. He asked, "How have I treated you, Bart?"

Bart was slightly taken aback, but still replied courteously, "You've treated me well, Mister Fawkes."

Suddenly, Fawkes had a determined look and pointed at Wilbur, ordering, "In that case, go and kill Wilbur Penn for me right now. I'll give you one, no, two hundred million dollars as long as you kill him for me. Two hundred million dollars is enough for you to live leisurely. It's a great opportunity, Bart."