The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 5145

Everyone, including Chester, Dax, and the others, frowned and looked solemn.

"D*mn it!"

With his hot temper, Dax slammed his fits on the table and said, "I never thought such insignificant pirates would be so despicable. They pretended to send people around to organize tournaments, but secretly, they forced people to submit to them."

Chester inhaled deeply and said, "I've also heard of the tournament. I thought it was a gimmick done by a clan. I didn't expect it to be the Sea Dragon Palace."

Everyone nodded.

"The Sea Dragon Palace is getting stronger each day. We must keep our guard up!"

"Indeed. If they continue, I am afraid they will become a thorn in the community's side."

Chester maintained a solemn expression throughout the discussion. After consulting with Debra, he directed the Eternal Life Palace Sect members to closely monitor the Sea Dragon Palace's movements at each port.

At the same time, the Hidden Hero Sect, the Elysium Gate, and the Flower Mountain also deployed their arrangements.

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The Branch Altar of the Elysium Gate was located on a hill near the beach in Donghai City. The Elysium Gate had become well-known in the Nine Mainland in recent years, and it was a well-deserved major sect. As a result, the Branch Altar took up ample space and was surrounded by antique-style structures. The buildings were visible from a distance and appeared majestic.

There were a few hundred Branch Altar disciples on the plaza in front of the Conference Hall at the time. They were standing in a line and shadowboxing. Their movements were in sync, and they were upbeat.

The Elysium Gate was utterly strict with its rules. Every first day of the month, the disciples would train together. It was the first day of the month.

As the disciples were training, a strange sound came from the bottom of the hill by the beach.

"There are too many of them. It looks like they're the pirates."

Then, one of the disciples noticed something and shouted as he pointed at the seashore.