A Warrior Undefeatable novel Chapter 1512

"That's right. If Mr. Sanders hasn't been backing Jared, he would have died a long time ago," uttered Edgar angrily as well.

"It'll be even better if Mr. Sanders doesn't get involved. If that's the case, the Warriors Alliance can eradicate a public threat. When we finally execute Jared in front of everyone, the authorities won't give us any problems," said Skylar with a smile.

He guessed that Arthur would not do anything about Jared, and he most certainly would not punish the latter. As such, it was a good excuse for them.

"So, who's going to tell Mr. Sanders?" asked Zion.

There was no way Zion would dare to. Every time he saw Arthur, he would tremble all over. He doubted he would be able to get a word out!

"As the President, of course, it's you. But, you can gather the rest of the prestigious families and go together so as to pressure Arthur," Skylar suggested.

"Me?" Zion was stunned.

"Why? Are you afraid?" There was a hint of mockery in Skylar's eyes.

After a moment of hesitation, Zion denied through gritted teeth, "Of course not! Why would I be afraid?"

Zion had brought with him the persons in charge from more than ten prestigious families to the Department of Justice. They wanted to get an explanation from Arthur.

Xavier reported to Arthur, "Mr. Sanders, Jared isn't dead. He's the one who annihilated people from more than ten sects or prestigious families. Now, Zion has brought the people in charge before you to demand punishment for Jared!"

"Let them in," said Arthur calmly.

Xavier nodded. Very soon, Zion and the others were brought in.

When they saw Arthur, all of them shivered in fear.

"Take a seat," said Arthur.

However, none of them dared to do so. The overwhelming pressure they felt when they met Arthur was too much for them to handle. They could barely breathe!

Seeing that none of them were sitting down, Arthur asked, "All of you are here to see me. What's the matter?"

Several of them dared not look Arthur in his eyes. When he spoke, many of them even looked down.

Zion, on the other hand, was looking at his congregation. Since no one dared to utter a word, he had no choice but to speak up.