The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 5017

From the looks of it, Darryl's wish to cultivate quietly and peacefully would not come true. He smiled bitterly and thought, 'It's only my first day here, and there is already someone who dislikes me.'

Cormar's expression changed. He walked forward unhappily and said to Gromo, "What is the meaning of this? I have always been loyal to the Pure Yang Division. Do you think I would fool around with such an important position as the head of the Elixir Sector?"

Anger rose in him like a tide. 'What a terrible person. He always takes every chance and opportunity to disagree with me.'

Gromo sneered and said with a weird tone, "Only you know the truth."

His response sent fire burning in Cormar's body. Nevertheless, Cormar decided to ignore him and bowed toward Suci. "Palace Master, even though Darryl doesn't have strong power, he is an Elixir Master. I saw it with my own eyes. He had attained a high degree of perfection!" Then he told everyone about what happened in the Secret Realm.

When the story ended, Cormar said, "Many disciples there saw it too. They can prove that I'm telling the truth!"

The main hall erupted in an uproar. Everyone focused their attention on Darryl. They were too shocked to say anything. They found it hard to believe that that young man could produce an elixir on-site by using just a copper cauldron. No matter how they imagined it, it was unbelievable.

At that point, Suci nodded and looked at Darryl with a light smile. "Since the Great Elder had vouched for you, I presume you really are an Elixir Master. Alright then."

She glanced around and said, "From now on, I declare Darryl to be the head of the Elixir Sector for the Pure Yang Division. There's all to that. No further discussion on this topic." Her volume was not loud, but it felt supreme with no room for objection.

Even though Gromo was unsatisfied, he did not dare to object since the Palace Master had made up her mind. The Palace Master always kept her words, so no one dared to have any objection.