No 1 Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 766

Late at night.

It had been a night like any other, but fifty minutes before midnight, there was a deafening noise from the villa where the Bell family was staying.

This has attracted the attention of a number of families.

It must not be a trivial matter for the entire Bell family to be out at this point in time.

Large swathes of motor whirring could be seen filling the otherwise empty main road.

The vehicles, surprisingly, were heading in the same direction.

Caucasus Mountain Cemetery.

The original forty-minute drive arrived in half an hour under the urging of Eden.

At night, the Caucasus Mountain Cemetery looks eerie and very desolate.

Leo, Sharon and Leon arrived at the Caucasus Mountain Cemetery early and watched with cold eyes as they walked in.

"Where is your mother's grave?"

Ralphy came to Sharon and asked.

Sharon was about to say it, but Leo said first, "What kind of sincerity is it for us to tell you? Find it yourself."

Ralphy choked for a moment, then glanced at the vast graveyard.

How long will it take?

Ralphy glanced at his wrist watch again; there were only fifteen minutes until midnight.

He was sweating like a pig and hurried to tell Eden about it.

Eden leaned on his crutches, his face pale, without speaking.

"Find it!"

He gave the order and at once everyone in the Bell family moved to keep searching.

Eden was very annoyed at this order from Leo.

He asked them to come and pay respects, but he didn't even tell them where the tombstone was, and now in the dark, it is undoubtedly a needle in a haystack to find it.

But Eden did not dare to disobey, Leo's words were true, and if they were late, the Bell family would probably really become history.

"Master, we found it!"

Luckily, the crowd was so large that each person looked for a row of headstones and soon found the headstone of Sharon's mother.

It was a very corner location, and Ralphy and the others immediately darted over to it.

Two other men came and helped up Eden in passing.

A large group of people gathered in darkness in front of Hallie's tombstone, each with a complicated look in their eyes.

Most of them had lived through that event of twenty years, and for some of the younger ones had a blank look in their eyes.

Eden stood at the forefront, silent for a long time, finally making up his mind in general and roaring out.

"Kneel!"

When he finished, he fell to his knees and banged his head heavily on the headstone.

Seeing that the old family head had knelt down, Ralphy, Oscar and the others also sighed heavily and followed suit.

Dozens of people knelt together in front of the tombstones in a spectacular scene. The distance between the tombstones was too narrow to accommodate so many people to pay their respects, so they split into two groups and knelt on one side.

Looking at this scene, Leo took a deep breath and said aloud, "Everyone, kneel before the grave until dawn!"

He looked at Leon again, "You will watch them, and anyone who dares to get up will have a leg broken."

When Leo finished speaking, the crowd drew in a sharp breath of cold air.

The original thought of slacking off was instantly put to rest.

Leon nodded readily, with a faint smile on his face from start to finish.

Ralphy looked at Leon and said, "Leon, you are at least from the Bell Clan, how can you bear to see grandpa still freezing in the cold at such an old age? Let us go!"

"Yes, let's kneel for a while, do we really have to kneel until dawn?"

"There's still four or five hours to go!"

The crowd was full of anger and they all spoke out to Leon.