Life After Prison

Chapter 2080
Gillian was not about to let Severin have his way. She looked at Severin in anger and said coldly, “You have quite the appetite,
Severin. You’ve already obtained the Sky–Soil Zenith, and now you’re looking to claim the other legacies too!”
Gillian’s thoughts echoed those of Tobias. Since Severin had already taken the best treasure, his desire to take even the other
legacies was simply too much.
As Gillian and Soran stepped forward, the atmosphere in the scene suddenly became tense.
Raymond and Celeste did not come forward, though they did not seem too pleased with what was happening. As they were
fellow disciples with Severin, they neither objected nor agreed to his actions.
The remaining level eight supreme saints were less qualified to come forward and make their objections known. Even Sandy
remained quiet and watched the field attentively.
The change in everyone’s expressions elicited a snicker from Severin. “I’ll make it clear again. These are mine.”
The essence of attainment is a struggle, be it against the natural order or against other individuals. Severin firmly believed in the
principle that one must seize the opportunity as it presented itself. He came to the royal paragon’s ruins to secure Wildfire’s
relics, and he was not about to let other people take them just because they deemed it unfair for him to have them!
Severin then came forward and unleashed a terrifying swordwill from his body. The chaotic swordwill roared like swords slicing
through the air. His perfect–stage level eight supreme saint aura surged forth, and his entire body emitted a blazing light that
made him look like a banished celestial descending from the realms above.
“Are you sure you want to take me on?” Severin’s hair fluttered wildly, and the energy within his body billowed out like puffs of
smoke. An extremely strong pressure radiated from his body in all directions.
As Soran faced Severin’s immense suppressive aura, he felt like a huge mountain was being pressed against him, making it
difficult to move even an inch. After a brief inner conflict, Soran looked at Severin with a livid expression and quickly calculated
his chances of winning, which he deemed to be slim. More importantly, Uzair’s death left him in fear and extinguished whatever
fighting spirit he had earlier.
Soran snorted in an indifferent yet begrudging tone, “You’re the first person in so many years who has shown such disrespect
toward me.”

Soran raised his hand, reached out toward the other floating halos, and took away one of the treasures Severin did not want. He
stared coldly at Severin, believing that Severin would soon be humbled by the learning of Uzair’s death.
‘Be smug all you want while you have the chance,‘ Soran thought to himself after grabbing one of the treasures.
After seeing that Soran had chosen to keep quiet despite the earlier eagerness to take Severin on, Tobias cursed Soran for
being a coward. It was a shame that their attempt to confront Severin ended in failure.
Tobias also had little confidence in a solo battle against Severin, with him killing Uzair and injuring Sian severely. Tobias had no
intention of ending up the same way.