Quinn Thorne stood aside, feeling his hair stand on end with fear, and glanced at Elder Kane, who was filled with a lewd grin, feeling sympathy for him in his heart.
Indeed, a man’s lower half is truly the root of all evil; if not controlled, it can bring upon him untold disaster.
Isn’t Elder Kane the best example of this? Look, disaster has come upon him, and yet, foolishly, he remains oblivious. No wonder The Jacobs Family has been declining over the years; with such a leader, it’s a wonder if the family thrives!
Elias Hawthorne lowered his eyes and spoke coldly, "To dare to harass someone from The Dark Tower, Elder Kane certainly has courage. Lord of Vermilion, expel him from the estate."
Upon hearing this, Quinn Thorne unhesitatingly walked up to Elder Kane, smiling insincerely, and said, "Please, Family Head Jacobs."
Elder Kane didn’t expect such an outcome. He was stunned and asked incredulously, "Lord of the Dark Tower, you want to expel me?"
"It’s only an expulsion, no need to dally, Family Head Jacobs. Better to go home early and eat and drink well," Quinn Thorne sincerely advised.
Having caused such a commotion, it’s best to eat whatever you want now, because later you might not get to eat anything at all. You must know, this expulsion is only the beginning.
Elder Kane couldn’t understand Quinn Thorne’s good intentions at all; he started yelling furiously.
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Elias Hawthorne’s expression became even colder, his words devoid of any emotion, "Is The Eldest Miss Lowell defending someone who broke the rules of The Dark Tower?"
Claire Lowell felt a chill in her heart and quickly bowed her head, "I dare not."
She dared not say anything further, only watching helplessly as Elder Kane was expelled, feeling a sense of grievance within.
Pip Finch couldn’t help but exclaim, "The Lord of the Dark Tower is truly impressive, fiercely protective. To expel the Family Head Jacobs for Miss Sister, such courage. I’m afraid we’d be even worse off!"
The First Elder watching beside had a face as pale as a ghost.
He now regretted deeply, immensely regretted. Had he known how ruthless the Lord of the Dark Tower was, he would never have dared to provoke The Dark Tower, even in madness.
It’s best to suppress Orion Rivers with The Dark Tower’s help, but if this brings eternal doom to The Celestial Alliance, it’s then a great loss.
After all, with The Celestial Alliance, he could step on Orion Rivers effectively. If The Celestial Alliance no longer exists, where can he become the Alliance Hierarch and display power?
Unfortunately, there’s no medicine for regret in this world. Now, the only hope is that Orion Rivers is strong enough to lead The Celestial Alliance through this calamity.
Thinking of Orion Rivers, the First Elder realized belatedly that their Alliance Hierarch still hadn’t appeared.
Could it be that Orion Rivers knows well how ruthless the Lord of the Dark Tower is, so he pushed them forward to face the wrath of the Lord, while he quietly escapes to preserve his life and rise again another day?
The more the First Elder thought about it, the angrier he became, but anger was of no use; he couldn’t possibly bring Orion Rivers out now.
Raina North was not surprised by Elias Hawthorne’s actions. She couldn’t help but snort coldly in her heart; don’t think this settles everything.
"The Celestial Alliance." Suddenly, Orion Rivers spoke up, his voice as cold as always.
The people of The Celestial Alliance felt a shiver, their scalps prickling. As Lune was about to step forward, he was stopped by Raina North.
Raina North took a step forward, looked up directly at Elias Hawthorne, and said calmly, "What does the Lord of the Dark Tower want?"
"Why does The Celestial Alliance want to seize The Dark Tower’s goods and territory?"