The woman's eyes were dim, filled with despair and grief, and her eyes were bloodshot.

The fire in her eyes burned fiercely, and the anger in her heart could not even be expressed. She looked at Teng Mu with resentment.

Why?

Why do you treat her like this?

At this moment, she looked like a demon that had gone mad.

All the looks around were filled with disgust and disdain.

This look is truly terrifying and disgusting.

Teng Xiao's expression was vague, and the corners of his mouth unconsciously curled up.

As expected, the old fox Teng Mu chose this way to solve the matter. In fact, he didn't have to do so in this matter.

But for the sake of long-term consideration and revenge, he still sacrificed his wife.

How can such a hypocrite be respected by the public? All the things he does in front of others to love his wife and protect his children are just self-deception.

I want to see what kind of waves this person can make in the clan.

"Teng Mu, you are indeed a well-deserved real master. This time, you sacrificed your own relatives for the sake of justice, which really opened everyone's eyes.

Since you have fulfilled your promise, I should also keep my promise.

As for the crime of recklessness, I will just let it go. As for Teng Ran..."

Teng Xiao stretched out his tone, his eyes occasionally drifting across Teng Mu's expression.

He looked panicked and guilty, and I didn't know whether he was afraid of hurting his wife or afraid that the tricks in his mind would be discovered.

Teng Xiao sneered in his heart.

This Shizun is really doing a good job.

This son could have been a good one, but unfortunately he was the son of this old fox. Such a gap made it impossible for him to inherit the legacy.

Teng Ran can't do it, and Teng Mu can't do it even more.

Over the past ten thousand years, Teng Xiao had already seen through that old man Teng Mu completely.

Having sat in the position of Shizun for too long, he had long been dissatisfied with it and wanted to be promoted to elder, but he did not have the bloodline. The only possibility was to try every possible way to obtain the inheritance so that he could sit on the position of patriarch.

However, his own son Teng Ran was one of the chess pieces in his hands.

How can such a person be allowed to live in this world?

It's okay for a wolf to have ambition, but if this ambition is impure and leads to bad behavior towards fellow tribe members, then you will be a sinner in the tribe.

Teng Mu was a meticulous person, so how could he allow others to know these inferior ideas?

But Teng Xiao had lived tens of thousands of years longer than him, so how could he have fallen for such a low-level trick?

In order to achieve one's goal, one will do whatever it takes.

How could he, as a real master, not know about the Lord? How could he, who had already looked around the Prayer Hall, not know about what happened ten thousand years ago?

How could he not know that the person who entered the wolf tribe’s residence was the king?

The person on duty today is Teng Qi, and he, as a real master, also knows it.

Under such circumstances, he still let Teng Ran go to Menjie to meet Teng Qi.

This was nothing more than a deliberate act to make everyone think that the clan leader was not virtuous and elect a young master early.

Teng Xiaoke had never cared about the position of the clan leader. He was the one who established the wolf clan in the swamp realm. How could he be afraid of someone having bad intentions?

All of them were promoted by him.

If he wanted to, he could destroy the wolf clan at any time because he himself was loyal to the Lord Xuan.

But now, Master Xuan and Qi Yun have not shown any signs of their souls returning, which means that the wolf clan cannot collapse now.

The wolf tribe is still needed to guard the swampland.

Teng Mu fell to his knees with a thud.

“Chief, please forgive me, I only have this one bloodline, and now my wife has received the punishment she deserves.

Shouldn't Ran'er's fault be offset? I hope the clan leader will show mercy and ask the king to save my son.

After all, the person who tied the bell must be the one to untie it."