After Reincarnation, The Omnipotent Ancestor Reaches The Top
Chapter 260 - 233: Who exactly is Len Hawthorne? (1 more update)

Chapter 260: Chapter 233: Who exactly is Len Hawthorne? (1 more update)

"Len Hawthorne?"

The Chief Judge named Hobbs Ronald was taken aback.

Obviously, he had not heard of Len Hawthorne.

Thinking that the phone had been answered by someone unrelated, Hobbs Ronald became extremely annoyed, "I need your Commander on the phone, I remember the last time I called, it was a man named Jimmy Turner."

"Now, I’m in charge."

"You’ve changed people?" Hobbs Ronald was surprised.

"No, a more direct person in charge is now handling the situation in your hands, representing the entire elimination team."

Hobbs Ronald couldn’t help but glance at his mobile phone.

To confirm that this wasn’t a scam call.

Realizing that he was the one who initiated the call, his brow furrowed.

"Since you have the authority, I request that you abandon the trial immediately."

"What benefits has the Synder Family given you?"

Hobbs Ronald became somewhat furious, "This is our internal matter, your Herta Kingdom has no right to interfere in our affairs."

"Robbery tactics? Very well, send my regards to your elders. We will send the most suitable people from our Herta Kingdom to handle this matter."

Len Hawthorne hung up the phone, and it couldn’t be redialed.

*

Western European Tribunal.

Hobbs Ronald angrily slammed his mobile phone on the table.

Entering the room, the door guard stood respectfully by the door, his voice cold, "Chief Judge, the Gore Elder Council has issued a warning to you."

Hobbs Ronald stood up abruptly, disbelief on his face, "I haven’t done anything wrong, why are they issuing a warning to me?"

Once he received three warnings, he would be judged by the Elder Council as Chief Judge.

Similarly, as Chief Judge, he enjoyed great privileges, dealing with the affairs of these West European extraordinaries.

The door guard said, "That’s the Elder Council’s intention. If you have any doubts, you can send a letter of inquiry to the Elder Council."

After saying this, the door guard left.

Hobbs Ronald couldn’t believe it as he looked at the phone that was heavily thrown back on the table.

That call just now.

Who was it?

Who exactly is Len Hawthorne?

Why does he have such privileges?

The warning came as soon as he hung up the phone.

Was it a coincidence or could he establish contact with the elders above and directly threaten them?

When did people from Herta Kingdom have such abilities?

Ever since he took this seat, he had been cautious not to create the problems of previous Chief Judges.

He had not made any mistakes in the more than ten years he had been in power.

But now, out of the blue, the Elder Council sent him a warning.

Unreasonable.

He immediately sent an inquiry to the Elder Council.

It wasn’t until half an hour later that someone replied.

The content of the reply shocked him.

It was really the guy named Len Hawthorne who was the culprit!

Hobbs Ronald’s face turned pale.

The question of who Len Hawthorne was and what his identity was haunted his mind again.

However,

Nobody answered him.

*

"What!"

Travis Fisher heard the report.

His eyes were filled with shock!

The Fisher Family’s secret protectors were also wiping away cold sweat, "All of our people died at the hands of Emily Lynch."

"Impossible," Travis Fisher had analyzed Emily Lynch’s abilities.

Those people he had sent should have had no trouble dealing with her.

It hadn’t been long since he sent them, how could Emily Lynch have dealt with so many?

"We also thought it was impossible, so we lingered nearby for a while but didn’t find any other suspicious traces."

It meant that there was no second person present at the time.

Either the person had left no trace, or Emily Lynch had dealt with them by herself.

The first possibility would require several hundred years of cultivation to achieve.

The Lynch Family didn’t have any old fellow who had been cultivating for several hundred years.

Among the large families in Sheffield City, Evan Taylor of the Taylor Family was the most capable, which is why the Taylor Family could still be ranked among the top three families despite their current situation.

Dozens of years ago, some battles took place, and those ancient martial artists who had been cultivating for two to three hundred years were all wiped out.

The situation in Sheffield City has changed a lot since then, until it finally settled down.

So...

Travis Fisher simply didn’t believe that the Lynch Family still had such a powerful old fellow.

Emily Lynch was even more impossible.

Travis Fisher clenched his fists, his eyes cold.

Who exactly was helping Emily Lynch behind the scenes?

*

That afternoon, when Chloe Stephens returned to school, she was immediately found by George Howard.

"Chloe, I heard from the class leader that you refused to participate in the competition?"

"Yes."

"Chloe, we need to have a team spirit."

"Competitions have always been an individual thing."

"..."

"Anything else?"

"Chloe, have you considered participating? If we make it to the national level in this chemistry competition, you could go to Western Europe..."

"Not interested."

George Howard tried hard to persuade her, "The cash prize is generous..."

"I don’t need the money."

"..."

*

Cecilia Taylor was waiting at the door.

When she saw Chloe coming in, she blocked her way, "Chloe, the headteacher is looking for you, do you need to fill in any forms?"

Chloe looked at her indifferently, "Get out of my way."

Cecilia Taylor’s face changed, "Chloe, are you really afraid of taking the challenge? Are those rumors true that you cheated to get a perfect score in the middle school exam?"

Chloe looked at her, "As a member of the Taylor Family, you should be well aware of the privileges you can use."

Cecilia Taylor clenched the paperwork, "If it’s not cheating, then why don’t you dare to participate in the competition?"

"That’s my personal choice."

Chloe walked past Cecilia and returned to her seat.

Their conversation was not deliberately kept low, and everyone in the classroom heard it.

They all looked at Chloe.

A few girls who were close friends with Cecilia Taylor immediately tried to comfort her.

"Cecilia, don’t bother with her. It’s not like we have to have her participate. She thinks her face is so big, making you ask her repeatedly."

"The first place in the middle school exam was bought with money and power. Who is she trying to fool?"

"Our Cecilia has a background, but she wouldn’t use that to buy honor, unlike some people."

"I find people like that disgusting, Cecilia, you don’t need to care about them."

"Hey, enough of you, stop gossiping like we’re deaf." Abigail Wilson slapped the table and shouted angrily.

Chloe glanced at Cecilia Taylor, "Don’t bother with the dogs."

The girls’ faces changed, and they angrily said: "Who are you calling a dog?"

Abigail Wilson laughed: "Whoever gets excited by it."

"You..."

"Enough arguing," Cecilia Taylor, as the class leader, had to maintain order.

The girls angrily returned to their seats.

Abigail Wilson sat down, "Chloe, don’t bother with them. By the way, why don’t you want to participate?"

"Annoying."

"Oh! I find it annoying too," Abigail Wilson was also not interested in such things.

*

After school, Chloe left the school directly.

Cecilia Taylor was about to get in the car to go back to the Taylor Family when she saw Chloe and closed the car door, walking up to her: "Chloe."

Chloe looked at the person blocking her way and stood there indifferently.

"I heard that your great grandfather went to see you and that your mother has also become an ancient martial artist. He wanted to find out what’s going on. And you, I’m afraid, must be hiding something."

Cecilia Taylor stared at Chloe with an expression of I know everything about you.

Chloe still didn’t bother to respond.

Cecilia Taylor wasn’t angry, and continued: "I want to ask you for a lesson."

Cecilia Taylor knew some ancient martial arts, but compared to the ordinary martial arts in her family, she was far from being a match. At most, she had realized a bit of potential.

But when it came to ordinary people, she could beat two well-trained international mercenaries in an instant.