Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver

Chapter 45

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Chapter 45

Just as Jeremy’s words rang through the air, lan was seen walking up to him holding a wooden box. Ian

got on his knees, passing the box to Jeremy above his head.

Jeremy opened the box with a wave of his hand. He took out a scroll and flicked it open in one swift

move.

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The scroll contained a painting of an elder clad in long robes. There was a sword on the elder’s back

as his robes billowed in the wind, looking extremely ethereal

At the same time, a powerful pressure surged out from the painting. It enveloped the air, filling it with an

unspeakable pressure.

Just then, Gerard got to his feet in shock. “Legend has it that the Owens family owns a portrait of an

ancient ancestor who holds the power of an elite cultivator! It’s said to be the clan jewel. Is this it?”

Gerard himself had lost a little composure.

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It was hardly his fault, after all. The painting was a legendary treasure, and to witness it filled Gerard’s

chest with awe.

Matt was in shock as well, shaking as he stood up. He stroked his beard, exclaiming, “What a treasure!

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power this painting hold is not something I deserve to own for sure! The Owens family sure is the most

powerful clan.”

Jeremy smirked coldly, then looked at Wilbur. “Young man. You’re about to find out today what it means

to be a clan with real power. You’ll finally understand that it’s not something that a young brat like you

can screw with.‘

Wilbur shook his head. “Oh my. Is that it? Come on. Just pack it up already. Don’t hurt yourself.”

Jeremy shouted, “How dare you! To be in the presence of my ancient ancestor is to be in the presence

of a god! Ancient ancestor, please take out the enemy for me.”

As he spoke, Jeremy channeled a good amount of his energy into the painting. It lit up at once, and a

terrifying force enveloped the entire island.

All at once, the winds whipped recklessly as the sky lost all light.

“Go to hell!” Jeremy shouted the words as an image of a sword appeared in the painting. It soared into

the air, lighting up the night sky.

Following that, the sword image came charging downward in Wilbur’s direction with an impossible

force. The sword shadow constricted the air wherever it passed, causing the wind to whip through the

crowd’s clothes and making it hard for them to open their eyes.

The crowd was in awe of the sword image, a strange blend of fear and respect arising in their chests.

Of course the Owens family was not to be trifled with

Everyone was certain then that Wilbur was dead for sure.

He might have been able to trump Jeremy earlier, but that was because both of them were mortal.

The sword Image from such a sacred painting was not something a human being was able to take.

Wilbur was done for.

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The doubt that Gerard and Matt had from before was quickly stamped out by the sight of the sword

image.

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Just then, Wilbur shook his head. He raised his right hand, pointing at the sky.

In the blink of an eye, an oppressive force surged out of Wilbur and hit the crowd all at once.

There was a blinding light coming from the tip of his finger as well.

In the blink of an eye, the light grew to the size of almost a hundred meters. It emanated a terrifying

sword aura, swinging in the direction of the painting’s sword image.

Both terrifying forces collided in mid–air.

A deafening sound rang through the air as both attacks exploded into a shower of brilliant sparks. It

was as if it was raining shooting stars.

Both forces collided and exploded again and again, hurtling around in the air before slowly fading.

Sealake Island resumed its peace and quiet.

The three clans were trembling, curled in on themselves on the ground. The collision had scared the

wits out of them, and they could hardly even stand.

Wilbur was the only person standing, with his hands behind his back as he stared at the crowd

expressionlessly.

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