The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 5704

Faced with Tavo's questioning, Darryl smiled bitterly and said, "Sir, you misunderstood. It's extraordinary and coincidental. When Master Jade and I arrived at the stone dungeon, Master Jade was suddenly poisoned.

"Furthermore, Beka was nowhere to be found in the stone dungeon at the time, so he must have escaped ahead of time."

Darryl's face was full of sincerity when he said that.

Wudang Seven Swords looked at each other, lost in thought, after learning of the situation.

Then, Tavo stepped forward, looked at Darryl, and said coldly, "So Master Jade's death had nothing to do with you?"

"Yes." Darryl smiled bitterly.

As soon as he finished speaking, Tavo's face darkened, and he said coldly, "In that case, why did you hurt our disciples?" He looked around and saw nearly a thousand disciples lying on the ground as he spoke. Despite their lives not being in danger, they appeared to be in pain.

Darryl scratched his head and said, "They thought I killed Master Jade. I have no choice but to hurt them."

Tavo sneered, "So, our sect is at fault?"

Darryl was stunned for a moment and then shook his head. "I did not mean that. I was also very distressed when Master Jade died."

Tavo interrupted him before Darryl could finish his words.

"Distressed? If you feel distressed, then surrender obediently." With a cold expression, Tavo said, "After we find the real murderer, we will let you go.

"However, please stay in the stone dungeon before that."

Tavo's attitude was firm and unquestionable.

'Damn it.'

Darryl was stunned at the time and could not decide whether to laugh or cry.

'Looks like they all think I'm the murderer. My efforts are all in vain.'

When he saw that scene, Prince Auten, who was standing nearby and watching, smiled.

Darryl was doomed to die at the hands of the Wudang Seven Swords.

He had resolved that if Darryl were apprehended, he would seek an opportunity to integrate Darryl's divine power.

Darryl came to his senses and said bitterly to Tavo, "Sir, I am sorry that I can't agree to that request."