After Reincarnation, The Omnipotent Ancestor Reaches The Top
Chapter 96 - 078: Uncle Lewis, There’s a Ghost! (4 updates)

Chapter 96: Chapter 078: Uncle Lewis, There’s a Ghost! (4 updates)

Patrick Lewis received a command from the Fisher Family, frowning as he sat in the living room for a long time before preparing to go out.

Riley seemed to be aware of everything, as he came out of his room as soon as Patrick moved.

"Riley."

"Uncle Lewis, I heard everything."

"Uncle Lewis is just going out for some fresh air."

"Liar," Riley frowned, "I’m going with you."

"Riley, this is dangerous."

"That’s why I want to follow you. I don’t want to lose you again, Uncle Lewis."

Patrick looked at Riley, sighed, and said, "Stay close to Uncle Lewis."

Riley nodded heavily, "Yes."

*

At the same time.

The Stephens and Taylor Families send people back into the mountain county.

As soon as the people arrived there, they were targeted by the Slaughter Squad.

A mobile phone suddenly rang in the Divinity Temple, sounding particularly eerie.

Len Hawthorne picked it up.

"You’d better have something important."

"Young Master Hawthorne, people from the Taylor and Stephens families have entered. Damn, they really don’t give up."

Len squinted his eyes, "Intercept them and send them back."

"But some of them got in," Ethan Coates felt as if he failed his job. "They just ignored our Slaughter Squad. Heh, they have guts."

"Instead of chatting about it, get those people out of here."

"Young Master Hawthorne, you’re not in the Divinity Temple in River East Village, are you?"

"Why do you ask?"

"I just received word that someone has entered River East Village."

The phone call was disconnected.

*

The girl sitting on the high platform slid down.

"Someone’s coming?"

Len Hawthorne nodded, "Go upstairs."

This was a two-story small building, hollow in the middle.

Chloe Stephens went upstairs and sat by the railing, looking outside.

At night, she could only see the rustling shadows of trees but no sign of anyone.

Len leaned against the railing, watching the figures emerge from the shadows with a relaxed look.

They really came.

"Big brother, you go do your job, I will take a nap here..."

Just as Len was about to grab Chloe to knock her unconscious, his hand was caught.

"No need, I want to watch the excitement."

"...Little Chloe, this excitement might be dangerous."

"Perfect."

She wanted to watch.

Len rubbed his forehead in annoyance, "Fine, just watch carefully, don’t run around."

Chloe nodded and obediently sat by the railing, watching the scene below.

Len went downstairs.

"Bang! Bang!"

Two booming sounds signaled that the two people who had rushed in were repelled by an invisible barrier.

The two men were somewhat stunned.

"What was that?"

"Barrier?"

"Why is there a barrier? They didn’t report this when they returned."

A tall figure stepped out from the Divinity Temple.

Clothed in form-fitting camouflage and emanating a hidden force that threatened all living things nearby.

"What barrier? It’s simply the master of this Divinity Temple refusing you entry," Len’s cold voice echoed through the woods.

Seeing him, several shadows became alert.

"Who are you?"

"I should be asking you that," Len stood in front of the door, his narrow, long phoenix eyes slightly narrowed, "Again, Stephens Family’s people, you really don’t give up."

"Who are you?"

Upon hearing Len mention their identities, the group’s faces changed dramatically.

Len glanced behind them, "Look, the people from the Taylor Family know how to hide and watch from the shadows, unlike the Stephens Family, who just keep rushing forward as human targets."

Len’s words instantly infuriated the group from the Stephens Family.

These people were all secret protectors trained by the Stephens Family.

A battle was about to break out.

But in front of Len Hawthorne, these people were just small fry.

It was quickly cleaned up.

Under the moonlight, he clearly saw the emblem on the man’s shoulder and his expression changed dramatically.

The captain of the cleaning team!

He is Len Hawthorne!

Before they came, they were informed that there were people from the cleaning team in the mountain county, and the team captain was the one from the Imperial Capital Hawthorne Family.

"It seems that you all know who I am," Len Hawthorne smirked as he looked at the secret protectors lying on the ground unable to get up, took out his mobile phone and dialed a number, "Where are you? Come in and take the goods away."

These "goods" were useful to them.

So they didn’t kill them for now.

The people from the Taylor and Stephens Families were held back.

But the people from the fifth family, Fisher Family, hadn’t shown up.

*

Patrick Lewis and Riley Downing couldn’t even get to River East Village before they saw several cars with shining lights parked at the entrance of the village, and the people getting off were all wearing the same uniform.

Seeing these people, Patrick Lewis took Riley and left.

He could take risks by himself, but he couldn’t easily run into dangerous areas with Riley by his side.

"Uncle Lewis, is there something terrifying in River East Village? Even the people from the Taylor Family have been dispatched."

"Riley, let’s not worry about that for now. We can’t go back to River East Village for a while."

Riley looked back and suddenly saw a ribbon floating in from the sky, eyes wide open, "Uncle Lewis, there’s a ghost!"

Patrick Lewis: "..."

"Uncle Lewis, there really is a ghost! Look, up in the sky."

Patrick Lewis looked up and indeed saw a ribbon floating down from above, then falling in a certain direction.

It was as if it were alive.

Patrick Lewis felt that River East Village was full of strange sensations, and although he didn’t believe in ghosts, he held the child tightly and quickly got out.

"Uncle Lewis, are you sure it isn’t a ghost?"

He said with a straight face, "No, that’s a plastic bag."

Riley wanted to say that plastic bags don’t float like that.

*

Chloe walked out from inside.

The outside crowd had been removed by Ethan Coates and the others.

Ethan, who was lagging behind a few steps, saw the person coming out from the inside and laughed, "Young Master Hawthorne, this is where you’re wrong, bringing a little girl to this wilderness to fight..."

"Get out of here with the others."

Len Hawthorne kicked him in the butt.

Ethan stood in front of Chloe, waving to her, "Little girl, if Young Master Hawthorne can’t hold back, use that move."

He made a gesture of thrusting his knee forward.

It could be said that it was overly lewd.

Len Hawthorne’s mouth twitched, "Get out."

Ethan quickly got out.

Everyone was gone, leaving just the two of them.

A rustling sound was heard.

In the quiet Divinity Temple, one stood on the steps and the other outside.

Their eyes met.

There was a strange silence.

"Whoosh."

Something dropped.

The wind was fierce.

A black fog struggled and rushed out like a burst of anger.

Something was about to explode.

Len Hawthorne stepped forward, grabbed the girl in his arms, and protected her head with both hands.

The narrow, black eyes stared at the pitch-black mass in the temple.

What was that thing.

The evil aura was so heavy.

Len carried the girl away, not daring to get near the Divinity Temple.

Chloe followed him far away, stopping by his side before turning around.

She looked up to see a white ribbon flying over the temple.

It was that ribbon!

How could it be here.

Len Hawthorne’s big hand covered the girl’s eyes, "Don’t look, or you’ll have nightmares."

Chloe expressionlessly removed his hand and watched the ribbon curl up and charge down with the black smoke.

The wind above the Divinity Temple grew increasingly fierce, and the surrounding air seemed to be tightly wrung, tightening little by little.

It was suffocating.

Len Hawthorne’s eyebrows and eyes were shrouded in seriousness.

This strange phenomenon felt somewhat familiar but also strange.