“Huh?”Theodore, Graham, and Orson instinctively took several steps back, their expressions changing drastically. At this moment, they could feel the looming presence of death. A shiver ran down their spines, and they broke into a cold sweat.
If Michael executed this move of his, even if the three of them survived, they were doomed to be gravely injured.“SirRobinson,you’dbetternotdoanythingreckless.Or,you’lsodie!”Theodorewarned.
“Well,I’malreadydying.Ithinkit’saprettygoodthingifIcan bringthethreeofyoutogetherwithme,” Michael uttered.
Hearingthat,theyfrowned.Theywouldn’twanttorisktheirlives.
“SirRobinson,youstillhavetothinkaboutyourdaughter,right?”Theodoresaid.“Icanlethergo,
butyoumustdietoday.”N?velDrama.Org copyrighted ? content.
“Yes!Onlyifyoudiecanyourdaughterlive!”Grahamechoed.
“CanItrustyou?”Michasked.
Theodoreheldhisheaduphigh.“Nomatterwhat,I’mstiprominentfigureinthemartialworld
Iwon’tgoback onmyword.”
“Michael,destroyyourcorefirst.Ipromisenottohurtyourdaughter,”Grahamvowed.
“Innocentpeoplewillnotbeimplicated.”Orsonnoddedslightly.
“Okay.Sinceyou arealsograndmasters,Itrustyou.I’llgiveuponmypracticetodayinexchangeformydaughter’slife.”MichaelturnedaroundandcastalookatAbigail.
Withasmile,hemouthed,“Takecare,Abigail.”
“No!Don’t-”Abigailscreamed,shakingherheadfervently.
Beforeshecouldfinishspeaking,Michaelraisedhishandabruptly andstruckhischestforcefully.
Followingtheloudbang,amistofblooderupted.
Michaeltrembledandslumpedtotheground.Allhismeridiansweresevered,andhiscultivation
wasgoneinash.
“No!”Abigailwailed.Shehurriedlyrushedovertoherfatherandpulledhimintoherarms.
Atthesightofhisbloodybody,shefelt herheartsting.
“Why?Whydidyoudothat?”Sheheldhishand,sobbinghereyesout.
“Sillygirl,I’malreadydying.Savingyourlifewithmine,it’sworth it,”Michael saidweakly,
summoningupafaintsmileonhisface.
“No!Idon’tneedyoutoexchangeyourlifewithmine!Iwon’tallowyouto do that!Hanginthere!I’ll bringyoutothehospitalrightnow!”sheyelled,carryinghimontoherback.
“It’suseless.”Michaelshookhishead.“Iwassupposedtodietenyearsago.ButIhavebeen
worriedaboutyou.Nowthatyou’vegrownup,it’stimeformetobewith
“No!Idon’twantyoutodie!”Abigailroared.
yourmother.”
“Everyonewillhavetodieeventually,sillygirl.I’malreadyfortunatetoliveuntiltoday.Inthis
lifetime,I’mnotashamedofanythingI’vedone.Ionlyhaveregretsforyou.
“I’mnotagoodfathernoragoodhusband.NotonlydidInotprotectyourmother,butIalsofailed
totakegoodcareofyou.I’mpletefailure.”Hisweakening voicewasfilledwithguilt.
“No,you’rewrong.It’snotlikethat.
faceuncontrobly.
Abigailkeptshakingherheadastearsstreameddownher
“I’veneverdoneanythingforyoubefore.Today,Ifinallymanagedto dowhatafathershould.
Abigail,I’m incrediblyproudtohaveyouasmydaughter.
“You’vebeenmysourceofhopeandjoy.Yourlighthasbrightenedmylife.Don’t cryanymore,
sillygirl.Takecareofyourself.Fromnowon,youhavetorelyon yourself…”
Michaelstruggledtoraisehishand,attemptingtowipeawaythetearsfromthecornerofhereye.
However,hewas onlyhalfwaythroughwhenhishandfelldown heavily.
Andthatmarkedtheendofagenerationallegend.