Others Summon Dragons, I Summon Legendary Knights novel Chapter 340

Chapter 340: Adonis Dies Here

Jon woke up from his bed. He was in a large room in the Left Sanctuary, a sanctuary built on Pathan!

His social standing earned him this space. The order of life in the sanctuary was a lot different; here, people were literally valued based on their worth and superiority, which meant the strength of one’s humanoid summon.

The Hierarchy was clear.

The stronger they were, the more superior they were. They could feed their summons the best and also eat the best. The inferiors served them, worked for them, and dreamed ceaselessly of becoming them.

Cain held all this with a promise that they could be chosen to become a superior one day, and Jon was just one of the examples.

Cain had the ability to make anyone powerful; he could turn charcoal into gold, he could change a man’s life with a snap of his fingers.

He told them how special they were. The world was no different from the wild. It was the survival of the fittest in the wild, and humans stood as the apex of that food chain.

In fact, they were gods to those wild animals, and that was the promise Cain gave them toward beast summoners.

The same way humans dominated other species of earth, they would dominate other types of summoners. Those beast and plant summoners would become their pets, their food, their entertainment.

Jon rose from his bed and looked at his wall. All four corners of the wall had the names of Godfrey and Snow etched into it. A faint smile appeared on Jon’s face when he remembered what he did to Snow’s family.

He went to the wall like it was a magnet and began to carve a word with his finger.

’Godfrey!’

His eyes gleamed as he wrote the name.

"Once I’m done with Snow, I’ll come for you," he hissed.

For now, Snow was his target; he was the weaker one. While he dealt with Snow, he would use the opportunity to keep getting stronger.

He wasn’t naive like before. Godfrey wasn’t a weakling. Snow had seen his feats, heard his titles, but every mountain was meant to be scaled.

All that humiliation, he would return it. Snow and Godfrey should shudder; Manhattan’s king was after their heads!

Jon took several steps back, staring at the name he just wrote. Rage and Obsession, his summons had broken the normal limits of healthy emotions, turning him into a walking embodiment of rage against those named in his death list and obsession for a girl that wasn’t his.

But who cares? Once obsession became madness, mortality didn’t matter. Whoever had the means would get what they wanted.

Jon covered his face as rage gleamed in his eyes. He knew what he had become, but there was no way back. That was why he would help Cain destroy civilization, since he would thrive in Cain’s supremacy.

’Haha... To think I grew up hating Fanatics, Godfrey isn’t one, but somehow, I am. How ironic.’

Jon slammed his fist into the wall, his eyes gleaming from behind the strands of hair that hid them.

"I guess I couldn’t stop hating him. If this hate has given me such strength, I’ll never stop loathing until I have his head."

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’It’s been an entire day,’ Godfrey said inwardly as he stood outside the room given to Snow in the Pendragon mansion.

No one had been able to reach out to him, not even Rowana.

They all had things to do. Lucy had to return or the cohort would come looking for her with the assumption that she was in danger. Neila constantly urged Isaac to go dungeon raiding so they would grow.

She was used to being at the top of the food chain, a Demigod with great advantage even amongst other demigods but Earth’s current state was more volatile that the arachnid world.

She had to get stronger.

Isolde had to monitor the progress of her domain or risk it spiraling out of her control.

But they had dropped it all to find Jon, yet it was a loose trail and they were not certain he was the perpetrator, although he was their prime suspect right now.

Godfrey looked at the door. His knights were currently out there, making sure they handled dungeons and kept an eye out for Jon.

He remained here to make sure Snow was monitored.

’He’s been silent. I expected him to rage, to burn with the fire of vengeance but... he broke. Completely.’

Sighing, Godfrey opened the door. "Snow..." He looked at the bed, but Snow wasn’t there. After checking the bathroom, he rushed back to the bedroom and saw the night breeze blowing the curtains.

Godfrey rushed to the window. It was wide open. His eyes went straight to the lake, which was within his line of sight.

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