Chapter 279 Mother's Relics Please Give Me Strength Again

Are the lives on the mainland ready to become enemies of their mother?

Their mother's invitation to the banquet was hasty, which also showed that their preparations were hasty.

They all understood that if the outcome was certain to be destruction, no amount of preparation would be in vain.

The anomalies that had been suspended by the gods for a long time were gradually appearing over time.

"Bang!"

This room, even more magnificent than the royal room, is the meeting room of the First Merchant Group of Urushia.

At this moment, the door was pushed open unceremoniously.

The people in the conference room who were interrupted looked surprised. They turned around and saw that the person who came was the former heir of the Cooper family.

Everyone had different expressions on their faces at his sudden appearance.

Kaharun strode forward, one hand resting on the long table. His brown eyes were filled with coldness. He raised his gaze and stared at the man in the main seat, his expressionless father. "Where are my mother's belongings?"

Mrs. Cooper, who was sitting next to him, had a thinner face than before. She obviously did not expect him to come back suddenly. The threats she received a few years ago were still vivid in her mind. After she came back, she had nightmares from time to time.

The twist in her expression lasted only a moment, and she quickly regained her composure. Before she could say anything, Earl Cooper slowly spoke, "Don't be so anxious..."

"I'm in a hurry." He interrupted Earl Cooper and said word by word, with a warning in his words. He was really in a hurry. His friends were about to start activating the place to open the pure white space, so of course he was anxious.

"Master Aiken, no matter what you say, you have to wait until the Earl finishes the meeting." A retainer who always stood on Mrs. Cooper's side said, as if reminding him that he was no longer a member of the Cooper family and he changed his last name to Aiken.

Ignoring everyone else, Kaharun asked again, "Where are my mother's belongings?"

Count Cooper opened his mouth, and everyone only heard a shrill scream from across the building: "Ah──"

This was followed by a series of noisy and screaming voices.

Everyone in the conference room was shocked.

"what happened?"

"What's going on!"

Earl Cooper reacted: "Someone, go and see..."

Before he could finish his words, his son disappeared in a flash of light.

The crowd was in chaos, and a giant python suddenly appeared and swallowed several people in one gulp.

Countless giant pythons swept through the house, magic circles rapidly expanding and spinning above their heads, with ice blades striking their hearts.

"Puff, puff!"

“Bang, bang, bang!”

The bloody snake bodies fell to the ground, and ice spikes pierced their heads. The snake bodies were dug open, and the undigested people were covered in sticky things and fled in fear.

The people on the street gradually regained their senses and looked at the magician who was helping them.

The teleportation array flashed, and Kaharun handed the child who was almost eaten back to her mother: "Find a place to hide first."

"Good! Good! Thank you! Master Magician!" The frightened mother hugged her crying child tightly and bowed to express her gratitude.

He nodded, and it wasn't until they were out of sight that Kaharun turned his attention back to the endless stream of pythons.

He was very familiar with it. This was the disgusting magic of the anomalies. However, compared with the previous anomalies, the pythons were obviously not as difficult to deal with as before. The only trouble was that they appeared too frequently.

Now that the world is about to end, there is no need for magicians to hide anything.

A huge magic circle unfolded under Kaharun's feet, and the light of magic was reflected in his eyes. The magic was silent and did not blow his hair.

The method Isidore taught him before to avoid causing magical storms was really difficult to learn. He spent a full three months studying it. Fortunately, it felt good when he successfully used it.

Complex runes floated upwards like vines, and whenever a giant python appeared, no matter how many there were, they would be strangled in an instant.

The magicians near the capital of Ulucia sensed something unusual and rushed over one after another. When they arrived, they happened to see this scene together with the people coming out of Cooper's mansion.

The young man stood in the center of the magic circle, with the blood and heads of giant pythons under his feet. He looked at the giant pythons calmly to see if there were any missed ones. Occasionally, he stretched out his hand and nailed the head that could still move to the ground, making it unable to move.

Everyone in the Cooper family stared with wide eyes, looking in shock. They had never imagined that the former heir, whom they looked down upon and had no place to stay, would be a magician.

The one who was even more horrified was Mrs. Cooper. After all, she knew very well what she had done. The more she thought about it, the more she kept thinking. Could it be that the Earl was unwilling to appoint another heir because he knew that he was a magician?

She looked secretly at Earl Cooper.

As Kaharun's biological father, he looked surprised, obviously having no idea that his son was a magician.

Her two children who had secretly run away were also surprised that their eldest brother was actually a magician. Their eyes were shining with admiration for their eldest brother, but they retracted their gaze at their mother's warning look.

The magicians who arrived joined in to help, and the knights of the Cooper family also received orders from the head of the family to disperse and treat the people. The knights of the palace had also come over.

The abnormality gradually subsided, and except for a few people who were swallowed by the giant python and then immediately dug out by Kaharun, there were almost no casualties.

The magicians who had seen him before walked over and gave a simple greeting: "Lord Aiken."

The magician primarily responsible for Ulucia is from the Bianchi family, one of the four great magic families.

The middle-aged man with a long scar on his forehead stepped forward. Seeing Kaharun, he breathed a sigh of relief. He placed his hand on his chest and bowed, "Lord Aiken, it's a good thing you're here. Otherwise, when we arrive, there might be casualties."

As one of the students of the great magician Salis, Kaharun's magical talent ranks among the best among the new generation of magicians.

Everyone in the magic world knew that Salis's two students were magical geniuses.

Geniuses and geniuses, even if they are taught by the same teacher, are easily compared. Even if the other one is God's favorite and magic is assumed to be the strongest among humans, in this case where there is not much comparison value, they will still compare Isidore with him.

Kaharun had always known it, but he didn't care because he had confidence in himself and his talent had been recognized by Salis from the beginning.

Although he would compare himself with Isidore, he understood the reason for the comparison very early on.

The comparison is not for jealousy, nor for calming the subtle imbalance in the heart, but to catch up with friends, to motivate oneself to become stronger and stronger, to motivate oneself not to hold anyone back, and to give him the strength to become the backing of important people.

No matter how many times they compared, the magicians had to admit that in the presence of the goddess's favorite who was as dazzling as a star, his talent was still no less than his, and he could still stand above the vast majority of magicians.

He has the qualifications and the capital to be proud. When he grows up, he is fully worthy of being called an adult. If he is willing to join the four major families, they are all willing to share the glory of the surname with him.

Kaharun nodded to them, indicating that they could relax.

The middle-aged man with a scar on his forehead asked, "Sir, aren't you in the ruins of Simparai?"

Yes, all magicians know that the two students of Lord Salis are in the ruins of Simparai in the western continent.

They couldn't help but ask with concern: "What happened?"

They want to know if there's an accident and are willing to help if there's anything they can do.

Kaharun shook his head: "I came back to take care of some things. You don't have to worry about me. You can continue to do your own things."

The meaning of his words was clear. Now was not the time for casual chatting, and the magicians did not stay any longer to interfere with what he wanted to do.

The man with the scar on his forehead stood still. He glanced at the Cooper Mansion. Salis protected Kaharun very well. Only a few people in the magic world knew his life experience. But when he came back at this time, and with the looks from the Cooper family members, the middle-aged man understood something.

Every family has its dirty tricks.

He bowed and said, "If you need anything, please tell me."

Kaharun nodded, thanking him for the kindness.

Most of the people in the Cooper family had seen the magician in charge of Ulucia, and now that they all respectfully addressed him as "Sir", who among them, who came from a business family, would not understand that the former heir not only became a magician, but also held a high status in the magic world.

This made them even more uneasy, and each of them had their own ulterior motives.

The end of the world is an unknown, and they still need to consider the future.

A magician heir is obviously more valuable than an ordinary heir.

Kaharun looked at the Cooper family members at the door. He had lived in this family for many years, so how could he not know what they were thinking? His gentle eyes turned cold, and he walked over: "Don't make me ask a third time."

Earl Cooper looked at him deeply, then turned and walked back into the mansion. As he left, the others followed him with various looks.

Kaharun knew what he meant by father, and his patience was running out.

So he teleported everyone directly to the mansion.

It was the first time for everyone to be teleported, so they were inevitably frightened.

Earl Cooper quickly calmed down and said, "Stay."

Mrs. Cooper's face changed.

The Earl continued, "You don't need to change your last name to stay in the Cooper family. It's been so many years, it's time for you to come back. The goddess has said that the world is about to end..."

He was like a loving father, patiently advising his son.

But Kaharun understood what he meant. He wanted to die, and he wanted to die in the Cooper family.

The light suddenly descended, cutting off one of Earl Cooper's hands.

The count covered his hand over the gushing blood in pain.

The sudden change made everyone panic.

Kaharun stared at the Earl, and the magic circle shackled the others.

His biological father didn't love anyone. The Earl might have loved his mother briefly, but what he loved most was the Cooper family's wealth.

"For the last time, where are my mother's belongings?"

As the words fell, the earl's other hand was pierced by an ice spike and blood spurted out.

"Boom!" Without hurting any innocent people, buildings were broken in half.

This is the Cooper family's asset.

Mrs. Cooper opened her mouth to scream something when the wind blade cut through her knees: "Ah!"

Kaharun squinted his eyes and said, "You almost killed me once. I only want one of your legs, which is already a bargain for you."

In the past, for the sake of his half-brother and half-sister, he did not do any real harm to his stepmother.

But can the hurt she once caused him be erased by time? No, if he had not met Mrs. Adenas, if he had not met Salis, his body would not be known where it is now.

For a stepmother, a lame leg is a shame, a shame that will remain with her every moment for the rest of her life.

As for his father...

He shouldn't use his mother's belongings as an excuse to leave his friends at this time.

The destruction of the Cooper Mansion might make Earl Cooper feel a little sad, but considering the wealth of the Cooper family, this loss is nothing.

Therefore, he had already figured out how to take revenge on the Count.

The earl's physical disability would make him suspicious, and he would seek comfort from his family's wealth. Every night, as long as he closed his eyes, he would see the destruction of the Cooper family...

Ever since he decided to run away from home at the age of seven, he has abandoned the Cooper surname.

Everything about Cooper had nothing to do with him.

If it were in the past, if they stopped provoking him, perhaps he would have treated them as air and lived their own lives from then on.

…

In front of the silent tombstone, behind him was the chaotic sound of the Cooper family.

Holding his mother's relic, an old pocket watch, in his hand, Kaharun half-knelt and spoke softly, "Mom, I know what I'm doing."

“I met a lot of really nice people.”

He placed the pocket watch against his forehead, like a devout believer: "Mom, please give me strength once again to protect the people I want to protect."