The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 2373

Sigh!

Shentel sighed and said solemnly, “Darryl, we can’t go with you. The Honorable Son has already taken our suggestions and is thinking of making peace with the Nine Mainland. Therefore, we must continue to stay here and teach him some civilized thoughts and manners.”

Shentel told Darryl what Debra and herself had been teaching Alaric during their stay there.

F*ck!

Darryl was amazed to hear that. At the same time, he was very impressed.

The Raksasa Tribe arrested those two weak women. Not only were they not in any danger, but they also became the Honorable Son’s teachers? Who would have believed it had they not heard it first hand?

“You should go.”

Debra persuaded Darryl softly when she saw him rooted on the spot. “This place is heavily guarded. The longer you stay, the more danger you are in, so don’t worry about us. We will be back when the Raksasa Tribe and the Nine Mainland make peace.”

Shentel nodded as she stood next to Debra; her delicate face was solemn and determined.

“Alright!”

Darryl knew that it was useless for him to say anything else, so he nodded bitterly and agreed. He did not forget to give the women some advice. “You must be careful and protect yourself. Send a signal if you’re in trouble; I will send someone to your rescue as soon as possible.”

Then, Darryl took out a few Elysium Gate fireworks and handed them to Shentel. They could send flares into the sky if they were in any danger.

Darryl wanted to take the women away forcibly, but he knew Debra and Shentel had done an excellent job. If they could change the Honorable Son’s mind and help the Raksasa Tribe live in peace with the Nine Mainland, then they could avoid any brutal war, and the people would not suffer. That was a right and honorable thing to do.

Debra and Shentel looked at each other and nodded.

Darryl took a good look at Debra; he was very unwilling to give up on her, but he turned around and left quickly nonetheless.

…

Meanwhile, in a small village not far from the coast in the New World continent.

All the people had fled from the small village because of the war, so it became a desolate village.

Donoghue sat glumly on the chair in the main hall of the largest home in the village. There was a huge stone chest next to him.

A dozen men stood in front of them. Their bodies trembled as they held their breath.

Some of those people were erudite scholars, some were knowledgeable explorers, and some were experienced doctors, tomb raiders, and archaeologists who were conversant in ancient and modern affairs. They were extraordinary people.