Chapter 2310 Not Much Time Left
Archulea had many outstanding fighters, and some were on the Divine Leaderboard.
That elevated their power from middle class to top-notch.
However, they truly had no way of dealing with the Progenitor back then.
The entire nation was brought to its knees, and no one was able to defeat the Progenitor.
The so-called Protectors from the Doomsday Seed Vault were nonexistent.
Every fighter they had in the Doomsday Seed Vault was trained within the last three years.
They f*cking had nothing three years ago!
“Wow, okay. You lying, ungrateful assh*les with no dignity whatsoever. What a nice life you lead now, huh? I bet you learn all this from Zarain. Maybe you guys should be even more shameless. That way, you’d make a great match to the stinking worms under your feet. Oh, wait, sorry. You’re worse than that, so I shouldn’t insult those worms,” said Levi.
He suddenly thought of the story he heard as a kid. A farmer rescued a snake, but that very snake ended up killing the farmer.
The citizens of Archulea are no different from the snake.
Aristole and Niel are such f*ckers.
“How dare you insult and reprimand us, Levi Garrison? This is Archulea, and we can kill you with a snap of our fingers!”
Aristole and the others were infuriated when they heard the diss.
They wanted to attack.
“I will give you one last chance. Confess and apologize now, and I will pretend nothing ever happened,” threatened Levi.
“Hahaha….”
Everyone laughed upon hearing that.
They stared at Levi like they were looking at an idiot.
He wouldn’t need to threaten them if he was strong enough. Archulea would’ve admitted to being indebted to him from the very beginning and would hand the material over without making a fuss.
Unfortunately, Levi’s strength was a thing of the past.
The guy ranks lower than eight thousand and seven hundred on the Provisional Leaderboard! He is no different from a helpless baby at that moment. Plus, he doesn’t have much time left.
Those thoughts caused everyone to disregard Levi’s threat.
“Leave. Get the f*ck out of here. I can’t believe you came all the way just to con us. Archulea doesn’t owe anything to a punk like you!”
Aristole and the others wanted to chase Levi out immediately.
“Okay, I tried, but you refused to do the right thing, so anything goes,” sneered Levi.
He would not allow Archulea to behave like that.
Acting like that in front of Levi was, in a way, suicide.
“Hahaha…”
Donald and Tyrone revealed themselves from the dark when they saw that.
They laughed aloud.
“Levi, didn’t you say that you are Archulea’s savior? Why aren’t they helping you? Hah, the entire country is claiming that they were never indebted to you.”
“Oh, this is hilarious. Why insist on making up a lie? How shameful are you? The people ratted you out immediately and are chasing you away.”
“Oh, it is so embarrassing that we have the same last name.”
Everyone laughed without holding back.
“Okay, then I’ll come to get the stuff myself when the night falls,” said Levi before he turned around to leave.
“Just you wait. You don’t have much time left.”
Azure Dragon and the others glared once at Aristole before they left as well.
“Hahaha…”
Everyone laughed once more.
“You? Coming over to get the material? Not even in your dreams. Anyone but you, Levi Garrison, can have it. We will never admit to being indebted to you, and I’d like to see what you can do about it.”
Aristole and the others sneered.
“Alright then, I feel better now that I know Levi will never get his hands on the material. Let’s go.”
Donald and the others left.
So did the rest of the powerful figures.
What no one could’ve imagined was that Forlevia had gone to Archulea as well.
She hadn’t shown up in a while, but she had been training and had been searching for ways to cure Levi.
When she heard about how Archulea might have a way of saving her father, she headed over immediately.
She was ready to attack…
“Hmph, Levi Garrison is a j*rk.”
“That’s right. He had an ulterior motive for saving us all those years ago. Turns out, he had been waiting for the right time to demand payment.”
“Yeah, that is so unreasonable. Shouldn’t heroes rescue people for free? How can he show up in person and ask for us to repay him?”
Aristole and the others complained endlessly.
