Chapter 94

Frederick was so furious that murderous intent was emanating from his body.

Gusts of wind blew across the courtyard outside the house. Birds playing around in the outdoors suddenly screamed and flew away in all directions, seemingly trying to avoid danger.

Tyger felt that the room had suddenly gotten much colder.

He cautiously scanned Frederick from head to toe. He could tell that the immense murderous intent was coming from Frederick's body.

Tyger was shocked by the fact that Frederick could hold so much murderous intent as a young man in his twenties.

He knew better than anyone that murderous intent was not something that could be trained, nor did it come innately like talent.

It was something that could only be accrued by going through unspeakable experiences with life and death.

Tyger could tell that Frederick was a dangerous man.

Tyger knew that Frederick wasn't being hostile toward himself, but he still instinctively prepared to defend himself.

Suddenly, Jacob pushed op