Chapter 303 Unique Spear (Part One)


    Nory waspletely certain that James could no longer find a way to prove his point now.


    "Stop bbering nonsense, Nory. We have guests here today. We can discuss the affairs of our family


    later in private." James rebuked him coldly. Men who were at the higher rung of the powerdder


    tended to crush their rivals with power rather than words, especially when they weren''t entirely in the


    right.


    Nory refused to give in even though he was facing the n leader. "We can discuss itter. But you


    can''t just give away the blood jade bracelet. It''s not yours to give!"


    "Shut up!" Yates snapped, unable to contain himself any longer.


    He felt a pang of regret on hearing Nory''s words. Perhaps it would have been best if he had thrown


    Nory and his lot out before Nina arrived.


    He hadn''t expected that they would cause so much trouble and make him look like a fool in front of


    Nina.


    It was so embarrassing. The present he wanted to give out belonged to someone else. He didn''t even


    dare imagine what Nina would think of him upon hearing that. The thought of Nina despising him just


    because of Nory''s words filled Yates with uncontroble urges to kill someone, especially Nory.


    James said nothing. He was their elder and it wouldn''t look good if this were to go on much farther. He


    decided he''d better stay calm, hold his breath, and see where this would lead. If only his son could


    handle Nory!


    Nory was born to be a coward, a total waste of space. He was always scared of Yates. It was highly


    likely that Nory would just give up because what Yates had said.


    But Nory didn''t yield. A voice rang out before he could speak.


    Zen had spoken before anything could happen.


    "Shut up? Why should Nory shut up?" He grinned even though there was noughter in his eyes. What


    he had witnessed had made him realize that this party would never have a peaceful ending. He would


    have to step in at the suitable moment.


    "You should also shut up. Have you forgotten where you are? This is Mo''s territory. You don''t get to


    speak here, outer disciple." Yates hated Zen even more than Nory. He was first stealing Nina and now


    speaking out of turn. The guts of the man!


    Nory suddenly stood up and dered in a loud, resolute voice, "I''m one of the Mo n. Zen is my


    friend. Of course he can speak."


    It should have been a jolly asion to have the Mo''s family members gathering here today. They all


    kept their voices down even though they were arguing with each other.


    Nory''s suddenly raised voice drew the attention of all the guests.


    "You are a Mo? That is funny. Is there a ce for you in the Mo n? Nory. Let''s have this clear, you


    have no right to set foot here from now on! Guards, throw him out of here!" Yates abandoned tact


    completely. His mind was worked feverishly and deliriously. He would chuck out Nory and his fellows


    first and then devise a way to finish them all.


    Several servants answered Yates''s call. They hurried over towards Nory menacingly with rods in their


    hands.


    Nory shook his head and managed a sad smile. He tried to open his mouth to say something but the


    words seemed to have frozen in his throat. After a long silence he just pped Zen on the shoulder


    and signaled his friends to leave with him.


    Zen felt his heart sinking down as he saw the look on Nory''s face. He knew how Nory was feeling right


    now and could rte to that emotion. This scene took him back to his time in the Luo n. Back then


    he had been through the same thing and today, he couldn''t help but feel it was his duty to do


    something for Nory.


    With a smile, Zen shook his head and challenged, "Nory''s surname is Mo. Sure he is a Mo member. At


    the same time, he is my friend. I''d like to see who dares to throw him out."


    Yates let out a sneer and waved his hand. And the very next moment, those servants pounced on Zen,


    their rods rising and falling towards his head.


    Zen scowled, his eyebrows drawing together. He swung his arm against the rods, which snapped at his


    touch just as his footshed out at the servants.


    ConTEent bel0ngs to N?v(e)lD/rama(.)Org .


    "Fuck off!"


    These servants had only entered the marrow refining level. They could hardly dodge such a ferocious


    attack and were sent flying away by Zen''s kick.


    "They are fighting! That boy at the first rank of the nature level. He''s got huge balls! Pick a fight here in


    the Mo''s territory? How dare he?"


    "Mo is still a noble n even though it''s on the wane. And James is an expert in the Illuminating Soul


    Realm. Where does this youngster get the nerve to defy James? If I''m not mistaken, he''s only reached


    the first rank of the nature level."


    "He embarrassed James. He is dead for sure."


    The fight had be more appealing now than the food. Many people had left their table and


    gathered around to watch.


    Yates had no time to butter Nina up now. He gave a cold smile and dered, "All these people who


    picked a fight here are mostly dead." A long spear appeared in Yates''s hand as he tapped his finger.


    The spearshed out, pointing at Zen. "They are dead, and you are no exception!"


    Tension between them had finally reached the breaking point. Nina stepped back to one side, and the


    other female disciples from Lady Peak followed her.


    Yetta went pale and said anxiously, "Yates, don''t get into a fight. Just let it go!"


    "Shut up. This is none of your business, Yetta. He has no respect and he will pay for it." All Yates could


    think about was that he had to kill Zen.