Chapter 1803 (1/2)

Chapter 1803: "Radical Turn of Events (1)"

"No need for soout within the sleeping chambers

In the instant that Elder Yue heard that voice, he was slightly taken aback as a feeling of ominous premonition shrouded over his heart

At the 's voice fell, he stepped into the sleeping chambers

Once Elder Yue saw Elder Ying, his face darkened in gloom

"My Lord" Elder Ying knelt down on one knee within the sleeping chambers

The Shadow Moon Palace Lord's face was dark as he stared at Elder Ying kneeling before hi, you caht time There is a matter I need you to answer to me for!"

Elder Ying knelt upon the floor without htest as he said respectfully: "I await for hten me"

"Cough cough… Regarding theHuan injured the palace's disciples, I had taken into account that he was very young and th when he struck Which hy I spared hieon to reflect on his actions But how long has it only been? He had not even been able to hold his patience and broke out of the dungeon on his own accord! Elder Ying, is this the kind of disciple you are bringing up? That does not think anything of the words I have said! ?" The Shadow Moon Palace Lord was really infuriated as he then swept his hand against thetowards Elder Ying

Elder Ying did not even flinch as the bowl crashed heavily onto the floor about half aimmediately as the crash resounded crisply within the chambers

"My Lord, appease your anger" Elder Ying said with a low voice in persuasion

"Appease ry? Is it that all of you are seeing thatof ed within his heart, a roar thatchaht

A whole bunch of thehtly

"My Lord, it was thoughtless of Chang Huan in thisHuan is young and ignorant and when this old man received news that eon This oldHuan at that moment and the report was heard by the child Initially, this oldHuan would suddenly break out fro him here to see my Lord… This old man deeply felt that it would not be appropriate asand was afraid that he would disturbto i said unhurriedly, every single word clearly articulated Although his words sounded filled with reprimand, but when it reached the ears of others, the flavour of it changed somewhat

"You are saying that the reason Chang Huan had escaped froeon was because… he wanted to see ht surprise This result had shocked hiradually being eroded by the reason for "Chang Huan's" escape from prison

If Chang Huan had escaped because he had been indignant with the judgeainst hihly infuriated But if it was because the kid had heard that he had taken ill and was overtaken with anxiety, then… thehad become completely different!