The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 2001

At the same time, Donoghue did not forget to urge Debra. “My love, go and hide at the side, and don’t panic.”

The Westrington and the New World Army fought against each other—it was an intense battle.

“Argh…” Wails continued to echo as bodies fell to the ground. The entire Mount Emei was almost dyed red in blood.

Bang! Bang! Bang!

Ambrose gripped the Tyrant Hammer tightly; his battle spirits were high. The Westrington soldiers in front of him all flew away. He was extremely powerful!

Ever since he became the Prince of the New World, Ambrose had consumed many rare herbs and elixirs. His powers had increased tremendously.

Swoosh!

Donoghue was furious when he saw his soldiers fall in battle. He immediately locked his eyes on Ambrose.

Even though Ambrose was still young, he was quite powerful.

“Die!” Donoghue roared angrily. Then, he engaged his internal energy. A golden beam of light shot out from the Sky Breaking Ax toward Ambrose!

Donoghue had led the Westrington Army to invade many other places. He knew how important it was to take down the leader first to get the upper hand. So Donoghue decided to start from him when he saw the younger man’s courage.

If he could subdue Ambrose, then he would not have to worry about the New World Army anymore.

Gasp!

Ambrose’s expressions changed when he felt Donoghue’s terrifying aura. He gasped!

‘Is that the Grand Weapon Sky Breaking Ax? How powerful!’

Ambrose could barely think. He engaged his internal energy immediately and prepared to block it!

“Ambrose!”

Darryl, who was in the prison carriage, was worried. He yelled, “Be careful! That man has the ultimate Grand Weapon—the Sky Breaking Ax! Don’t face it head-on.”

Donoghue’s Sky Breaking Ax was extremely powerful; Darryl was afraid that Ambrose might not be able to handle it.

However, Darryl’s warning did not move Ambrose. On the contrary, he was even more apprehensive. Ambrose said coldly, “Shut up, Darryl! Don’t you dare call my name! I don’t need your concern; I never saw you as my father.”