Wynn took the initiative and said, “This is my mother's fault. We can't condone her anymore. She has to suffer a punishment to realize the importance of this matter!” Even Wynn could not overlook Martha’s repeated mistakes anymore. In the past, Wynn could speak to everyone and gloss things over. If this continued, however, they would slowly lose respect over time. Besides, this was clearly Martha’s fault. Wynn did not want this incident to affect the relationship between Philip and everyone. “I propose to confine my mother for a month and stop her from stepping out of the room and communicating with the outside world. We can get a caretaker to keep an eye on her,” Wynn voiced her opinion. Since Martha was an ordinary person, it was difficult to mete out any punishment. Everyone nodded in agreement without any objection. No one expected that Wynn would suggest a punishment for Martha. For a troublemaker, a month of confinement was more than enough. She would definitely feel

Philip stood calmly and wanted to turn around to talk, but Aslan became agitated and ran away. Before that, he patted Philip on the shoulder as a signal for him to run. As Aslan vanished before his eyes, Philip was dumbfounded. It happened so fast that he could not stop Aslan. Archie and the village chief, Mitch Corbyn, saw Aslan’s actions and realized something. Without any delay, they started running too.Philip quickly followed Aslan’s cue. He wanted to try to pull the wool over their eyes, but Aslan ruined it. “Everyone, catch those two guys!” Mitch yelled at the top of his lungs. Everyone quickly got out of bed, and the green light in their eyes became even brighter. They quickly gathered at an open space and waited for Mitch to make arrangements. The three elders also gathered, not at all afraid that Philip and Aslan would run away. Over the years, the people of Peach Blossom Village had explored every inch of this island thoroughly. They knew Philip and Aslan could ne

“That’s impossible,” Archie said nervously. It would be awkward if the two young men really went to the forbidden area in the mountain at the back. No one thought that Philip and Aslan could survive. They simply felt sorry about losing their ‘food’.… Meanwhile, Philip entered the cave successfully. He was quite learned in the art of formations and sensed the overwhelming layouts as soon as he entered the cave. He wanted to enter the cave without destroying the formation, but on second thought, Aslan might do something out of the blue and ruin everything. More importantly, he could not care less about something that belonged to the village. Everyone in the village was a psycho, and Philip did not want to be associated with them at all. Aslan also sensed the formations inside, but he simply followed Philip without fear. “Philip, I feel this cave is quite deep.” Aslan looked around curiously. They had arrived at the place where the three elders received their heritage.

As someone who had reached the periphery of the cave, Archie believed he could defeat Aslan easily. He knew that Aslan could not survive if he entered the cave either. The formations in the cave were extremely dangerous and could kill him easily. As Archie lunged forth, several others followed suit while the villagers stood at the cave entrance timidly. They were aware of their own strength and knew they might cause some unnecessary trouble if they entered the cave rashly. The people who had entered the cave confidently in the past had already been reduced to corpses. Some were even obliterated with not one speck left. The three elders quickly caught up and saw Aslan standing motionless as if waiting for their approach. “Keep coming if you can.” They hesitated at Aslan’s fearlessness. If Aslan took another step back, he would reach the point where they received the heritage. The three big holes marked the spot where they knelt for three days and nights before the heritage

“Philip, can I bring some people to pick up my family members?” Aslan said nervously. He had family among the lion monster beasts too.No one knew what would happen next. It was better for everyone to stay together. Philip nodded in agreement. “At this rate, I think we’ll fall in a week,” Philip frowned as he analyzed solemnly. Without further delay, Aslan rushed back to the villa and quickly informed everyone about it. Meanwhile, Philip patrolled the surroundings to observe the changes. For the time being, he could not sense anything wrong in the city area. Other practitioners felt the changes in the air. It did not occur to them that a crisis was looming. They just thought that their era was coming. The reclusive practice world had integrated with the secular practice world. The law of the jungle remained unchanged. Everyone felt the changes in the surroundings. Some were nervous while others mapped out their grand plans. The Stein family and the Zucker family had met