Unrivalled God of War

Chapter 152

Knowing that Scar had figured out his identity, Nathan cut him off. “You should watch yourself since you know who I am. How could an elite like you end up as someone else’s pet dog?”

“Forgive me,” Scar said remorsefully. “I’ll cut all ties with Jon Xander from now on and make an honest living.”

He struggled to get up, but couldn’t help but ask before leaving, “There’s one thing I want to be clear of, how much of your total strength did you just use against me?”

Nathan glanced at him and answered calmly, “One-tenth!”

Scar was shocked once again. “As expected of Ares,” he muttered before humbly accepting his defeat and left.

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Meanwhile, at Wigston Club.

Jon Xander was beyond livid as his subordinates stood by his side in fear.

A murderous look flashed in his eyes. “Scar didn’t manage to kill Nathan Cross—and he left without a word?”

“Yes,” one of the subordinates answered. “Nathan Cross also sent us a warning. He’s giving us three days to leave Channing and never return, or we will bear the consequences.”

Jon Xander was so furious that he laughed. “What a mad lad! In that case, I’ll kill Nathan Cross and Thomas Dunn in three days!”

......

It was the first day of summer vacation, so Nathan and Penny took Queenie to the Children’s Activity Centre.

With summer break just starting, the center was in the midst of recruiting students for various classes.

Every corner in the center was packed with parents showing their children around.

Nathan Cross asked his daughter with a grin, “Is there something you’re interested in? What do you feel like learning?”

Nathan and Penny thought the child would be interested in singing, dancing or playing the piano, just like other girls.

However, Queenie made a request, “Daddy and Mommy, I want to learn to play Go.”

It turned out that whenever Benson Smith was free, he would take Queenie along to play Go with the other elderly men at the park.

That was how Queenie developed an interest in the board game.

“Chess helps to develop the mind. If that’s what you’re interested in, let’s go take a look at the Go class over there,” Nathan said, smiling.

Just as they arrived at the entrance, a woman dressed in fashionable clothes and a large pair of sunglasses walked over with eight bodyguards.

“Move!”

“Scram!”

“Get out of the way!”

Wherever the lady went, her eight bodyguards would push everyone in front of her aside.

Penny, who was carrying Queenie, was caught off guard and shoved by one of the men.

She showed a painful expression on her face when she knocked against the wall.

“Are you okay?” Nathan asked while supporting Penny.

“I’m fine!” Penny shook her head.

Nathan turned to the lady in sunglasses.

Just as he was about to go into a rage, he saw one of the bodyguards shove a limping man to the ground. The man was dressed in camouflage shirt.

“Are you blind, you damned cripple? Do you want your other leg broken too!?” shouted one of the bodyguards.

The man who fell to the ground was Hank Larson, a disabled veteran.

He was leered at by a ticket officer when he showed his disability card to get a half-price discount on his entrance ticket.

Now, he was being picked on again while queueing to enter the Go Academy.

The man looked extremely humiliated and his heart ached.

Just then, a tall and suave figure stood in front of him. It was Nathan Cross.