The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 5909

"He's here!"

Someone yelled at that point, and the few elite disciples stood up straight.

The Divine Farmer and Veron walked forward slowly at the end of the corridor.

The crowd immediately cleared a path. They regarded the Divine Farmer with reverence, unable to conceal their adoration and admiration for him.

The Divine Farmer. He was a living God.

Veron was unhappy when she saw that situation. If it were in the past, she might have been delighted and proud that she had managed to invite the Divine Farmer.

However, she was missing Bowen. Furthermore, she had recently been through so much that her mental state was vastly different from before.

"What are you all doing?" Veron furrowed her brows. She barked at the disciples, "Who told you to gather here? How rude. Leave at once."

The disciples did not dare to stay after seeing Veron become enraged. They quickly dispersed.

"I am sorry you had to witness that."

When the crowd dispersed, Veron said, "They just wanted to see you; they did not mean to offend you."

The Divine Farmer chuckled and followed Veron into the private room when he heard that.

Veron's exquisite face was filled with worry and nervousness when they entered the room.

The Divine Farmer inhaled deeply and moved slowly forward to the cold jade bed. He kept a close eye on Bowen's situation.

Bowen's body was covered in ice as a result of being placed on the cold jade bed. His skin was tragically pale.

The Divine Farmer furrowed his brows.

That man had been dead for several days, but his body had been well preserved. If he wanted to resurrect him, that would be a difficult task.

"Senior Divine Farmer!" Veron stood by the side, her eyes filled with urgency. "Can you save Bowen?"

The Divine Farmer was deep in thought. He was about to respond when Tuji, Circe, and the others burst into the room. After all, the Divine Farmer was a well-known figure in the Nine Mainland. He had paid a visit to the Lange family that day, so they had to greet him.