Chapter 1321


    Underneath the surface, Henry and Gardiner stood in the tiny room on the other side of the gate,


    confused.


    They had no idea of how a man could disappear in the thin air. This made them flustered.


    Time passing by, they still had no clue.


    "I give up," Gardiner''s patience ran out, "Let''s just leave it here. It doesn''t matter to us if we figure it


    out or not. If the reason is going to be important, the answer wille to us sooner orter. Let''s


    focus on getting out of here."


    Gardiner then walked out of the room.


    Henry shook his head and walked out with him.


    They came out of the doorway of Heaven and looked up. Their overhead had been blocked by the


    ruins.


    "Come on. There''s a bigger project waiting for us," Gardiner lit a cigarette and said, "I''m in a


    managing position. I shouldn''t be out there for the field job."


    "A good leader should always learn to get their hands dirty," Henry rolled his eyes.


    "Psst," Gardiner pouted. Although he keptining, he never slowed down.


    Henry and Gardiner cultivated Qi, and two gigantic hands appeared. They started to move the


    rocks.


    Ten hours had passed.


    When they finally dug themselves out from the underground, it was already dusk.


    In fact, while they were digging from underneath, there were numerous heavy-duty machines sent


    by the emperor of Antiquity Country also digging from above the ground.


    Seeing Henry crawled out in one piece, the emperor of Antiquity Country let out a long sigh of relief.


    He didn''t know that Radiant Ind had ceased to exist, nor did he know about his daughter,


    Princess Anna. He only knew that if something happened to the King of Hell in his territory, he


    would never have one day of peace.


    Henry and Gardiner did not stay in Antiquity Country for long. After Gardiner failed to contact the


    rest of Section Nine people, he realized that all the people who came with him had betrayed him.


    On their flight back, Gardiner looked depressed.


    "What kind of brainwash technics did Noble Berserkers gave to my people? Why did they all turn?"


    "You ask me?" Henry nced at Gardiner.


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    Gardiner suddenly realized something, "I''m so sorry. They also turned your Cesia and Ailsa. They


    are really good at stealing people."


    Henry said grumpily, "Are you trying to feel good about yourself by humiliating me? No liquor for you


    anymore."


    "Buddy, I''m sorry," Gardiner said cheekily.


    Although Henry was exhausted, he didn''t sleep a wink for the rest of his flight. Henry lied in his


    luxurious airne bed, wide awake and worried. He didn''t solve anything on the trip to Antiquity


    Country. On the contrary, he added one more worry to his list. Sylvia had woken the power of her


    blood.


    As for what that meant, Henry still had no idea. Up to then, he only knew that anything associated


    with it turned out to be a terror.


    Henry asked Gardiner about what it meant by waking the blood power, but Gardiner knew no more


    than Henry did.


    In contrast to Henry, Gardiner was very lighted hearted during his whole trip. He just briefly


    mentioned being betrayed by his people, then he spent the whole trip drinking and chatting up the


    female flight attendants. He promised them to take them for a ride in his new Rolls-Royce.


    Just like that, Henry and Gardiner were flying back


    to Yinzhou.


    It was noon when theynded.


    Gardiner left the airne drunk. He wanted to drive the rental car back to the rentalpany right


    after. So Henry called the police, and they arrested Gardiner before he could get in the car.


    Gardiner left Henry with a resentful nce.


    Henry ignored Gardiner. He went straight back home. When he got there, Henry found out that the


    door of his house was wide open.


    Henry was stunned by this, "Sylvia is back?"


    But he rejected his spection immediately. There was a strong smell of smoke that came from


    inside of the house, and Sylvia hated the smell of smoking.


    Henry walked in and found out there were more than a dozen strangers in his house. Among them,


    there were men, women, young and old. They were lying around the house. And take- out leftovers


    were on the table.


    Henry was furious upon seeing this scene. This is the home of Sylvia and himself. They had been


    carefully taken care of this ce. But at this moment, a bunch of strangers just invited themselves


    in and ravaged the ce. They walked around the house in their dirty shoes and filled the house


    with the smoke that Sylvia hated the most.


    Henry and Sylvia''s wedding photo almost fell off the wall. It was only hanging by one corner.


    "What are you doing here?" Henry walked in and locked the door. It was clear that he didn''t intend


    to let anyone walked out of his house alive.


    Everyone looked at Henry.


    They asked, "Who are you?"


    They acted as if they were the owner of the house.


    Henry pointed at the wedding photo.


    "Oh? So you''re that b*tch''s husband." The strangers surrounded Henry, "Tell us then. Where is that


    b*tch? Where did you hide the stuff?"


    Henry shook his head and said, "I don''t understand what you are talking about."


    "I suggest you stop ying dumb in front of us," A woman in her forties sneered, "You will not leave


    this ce until you give us that b*tch."


    "I think you are mistaken," Henry smiled, "I haven''t finished speaking."


    "Oh? We''re listening. Let''s see what excuses you can give us," The woman said with her arms


    folded in front of her chest.


    "What I was going to say was," Henry nced at everyone and said, "You should clean my house


    and straighten our wedding photo. Then you will break your own legs. Maybe I can consider letting


    you all live."


    The room was silent after Henry''s words. And then the strangers burst intoughter.


    "Letting us live. Do you know what you''re talking about? Do you know who we are?"


    "Does it even matter?" Henry flexed his wrists and said, "I''m not joking with you. I''ll give you three


    seconds. Three."


    "We didn''t joke with you either. Tell me, where is that b*tch?" The middle- aged woman asked again.


    "Two," Henry raised his arm.


    "Kid, you..."


    "One. I''m sorry, you ran out of time," Henry grinned. He waved his arm, and the woman stood there


    frozen.


    Two secondster, the blood spurted out. Henry ripped her mouth out of her face.


    "I don''t like the way you talk," Henry''s grin got more evil.