Chapter 4798
Chapter 4798
In the crowd, Kairi slowly stood up.
She raised her red wine glass at Nameless, smiling.
“We’ll send a team of lawyers to deal with the procedures, Young Master Nameless.
“I hope you’ll provide us with absolutely everything you have.
“If there’s even a grain of rice missing, we’ll order an execution on you!
“A prominent figure like you wouldn’t let yourself suffer over something so trivial, right?
“Of course! What a great reminder, Kairi. I’ll thank you and your family for that!”
Nameless glared coldly at Kairi as he said those words through the cracks of his teeth.
He waved his hand, and strutted out of the place.
Kairi smiled, then waved her hand. A few experts of Golden Sands followed Nameless out, planning to beat up him and his group in broad daylight.
The referees all left right after getting their paychecks as well.
The leader of the referees, Brodie, bumped shoulders with Harvey together with a group of Heaven Gate’s expert fighters trotting behind him.
Harvey was curious about Brodie, who glared at him like a cobra waiting to strike.
“If I remember correctly, you’re the top geomancy expert of the city, Quill’s sworn brother, and a new upstart here.
Harvey York, right?”
“Good eye, Elder Brodie. Is there something you need?”
Harvey said.
Brodie chuckled coldly.
“You have talent, young man, but you’re very cocky.
“You should know that what goes around, comes around.
“You might have the advantage this time, but it won’t repeat.”
Harvey smiled.
“I think I’ve been pretty lucky, though.
“Besides, the young will always replace the old sooner or later.
“If you know what’s good for you, you might be able to live the rest of your life in peace.
“But if you keep shamelessly betraying your own country, you might not even know how you’d die one day.
“After all, nobody would pity a traitor.
“Am I right, Elder Brodie?”
“You…”
Brodie’s expression changed instantly. He looked as if he had taken a bite out of a bitter gourd. He didn’t expect Harvey to have such a sharp tongue on top of being talented. He couldn’t refute Harvey’s words at all.
“Fine! You’re pretty good!
“I hope you won’t regret saying these words to me soon enough!
“We’re leaving!”
Brodie laughed coldly; he waved his hand, and marched out of the place.
His street rat attitude never left him. It was clear that for him, this was all just the beginning. Sooner or later, he would definitely settle the scores with Harvey.
Now wasn’t the right time, though.
“Why are there so many ignorant fools in this day and age, Sir York? Should I dispose of them for you once and for all?”
Julian suddenly appeared beside Harvey, looking bored and lazy.
