Roar of the Supreme Warrior novel Chapter 1086

“The Johnstons, Sullivans, and Lees? They have death wishes!” With a grim face, Tobias roared furiously.

He stood up angrily but then quickly sat down again.

Tobias knew he could not act impulsively.

James was overpowering and the strongest among the Cadens’ youngsters. There was a possibility he would surpass Tobias in a few more years. Despite his promising future, Tobias had no confidence in saving James from the three families. If he were to stand up for him now, the Ancien Four would fight to the death.

Tobias hurried to the backyard.

Tobias stood outside the wooden house and shouted, “Grandpa, it’s me, Tobias. I wish to see you right now.”

Creak!

The wooden house door opened.

An old man that radiated an unearthly aura walked out with his hands behind his back. He looked at Tobias and asked, “You look flustered. Did something happen?”

“James was appointed the Emperor, and the succession ceremony will be held today. However, I got the news that the Johnstons, Sullivans, and Lees think that James stole the Four Great Paintings, which is why his strength improved so rapidly. They plan to capture him in the Red Flame Army base to interrogate him about the paintings’ secrets.”

Tobias explained the situation. He was unsure of what to do, so he sought Bennett’s advice.

Bennett frowned and said, “What are the other three families trying to do? Do they really think the Cadens stole their family paintings?”

“Grandpa…” Tobias hesitated to speak.

Bennett scolded, “Don’t hesitate and say whatever you need to.”

“Yes, Grandpa!” Tobias shared his suspicion. “Is it possible that Thomas stole the three paintings and taught James the cultivation method recorded on the four paintings?”

“Nonsense. How is that possible?” Bennett replied coldly.

“Then, how did James become so powerful in such a short time? I’ve always suspected that Thomas is still alive and must’ve stolen the other three family’s paintings. He wants to frame our family to take revenge on us for expelling him thirty years ago and also for the accident that caused his family to be burned to death in Cansington.”

Bennett denied the thought. “If I say it’s not, then it’s not.”