The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky
Chapter 1222

Chapter 1222

“Leon, have you gone mad?” Cynthia asked in frustration.

She always thought that Leon was a smart man, only to find that he was foolish enough to die over an

Advanced Power Method.

“Don’t worry, Cynthia. These idiots can’t hurt me! I’ll get you and the Shears out of here safely. No one will hurt you!” Leon deadpanned.

“But-” Cynthia’s heart sank at his stubbornness.

“How arrogant! If it’s a fight you want, it’s what you’ll get!” Sean roared. Though he desperately wished to tear Leon apart, he could not kill Leon before he obtained the method, so he turned and commanded his guards in the Advanced Overlord State. “Solomon, Eric, teach him a lesson. Just be careful not to kill him!”

“Yes!” Solomon and Eric immediately pinched in front and behind Leon.

“Cynthia, stand aside or you might get hit,” Leon quietly swallowed a Dragon Pill, before pushing Cynthia gently down the stage to stand next to Ruth and Iris.

“Take this, kid!” Solomon darted forward toward Leon, while Eric fired up his true energy to guard the path behind Leon to prevent Leon from running. Should Solomon overpower Leon, Eric could attack Leon at any time when Leon attempted to escape.

“Come on!” Leon sneered when he realized what their intention was. Instead of backing away, he faced Solomon’s attack directly.

“Die!” Solomon narrowed his eyes ferociously.

He learned from the Fields ahead of time that Leon was only in the Intermediate Overlord State and thought that he was going to triumph over Leon if they were in a direct face–off.

He strengthened the power of his fist and intended to finish Leon with a single blow.

“It’s over. Leon’s so dead!”

“Yeah! Mister Lapwood already gave him a chance, but he just won’t take it!”

“Anyway, it’s too late for regrets now!”

The people in the crowd shook their heads and sighed sympathetically.

Though they all saw what Leon was capable of in the past, any one of the Lapwoods guards was powerful enough to destroy him with ease and Leon’s demise was inevitable unless there was a miracle.