Chapter 1120

He was intently filled with guilt and shame.

“It’s good that you are fine,” Iris beamed, feeling the burden on her shoulders lifting at Leon’s return.

“Mister Collins, do you need something here? If you have no business here, please go!” Leon shot Anson a cold look.

“I-” Anson’s expression darkened. He came to take Ruth home, but since Leon returned, Ruth could stay.

“Don’t act all smug just yet, Leon! I won’t give up on Iris!” Anson scoffed, before running away.

Once he left, Albert stopped the Youngs from gathering their belongings as it no longer mattered if Iris moved back to the Young Mansion with Leon’s return.

Both Leon and Iris grew accustomed to the peaceful environment of Dragonbay Villas and were both reluctant to move back to the Young Mansion.

“Leon, Louisa isn’t doing too well. You need to treat her now!” Iris said worriedly.

“Yeah! Don’t worry. I need to make a run to the Shears and get some ingredients for the medicine first.

I’ll treat Louisa right away once I get back!” Leon consoled her.

He once asked Cynthia for a three–hundred–year–old wild Panax to save Albert and Cynthia informed him. that the Shears still possessed a few other wild herbs that grew for hundreds of years as well.

Louisa’s state was critical and Leon intended on asking Cynthia for another herb to help with Louisa’s injury.

He drove out of the mansion and darted toward the Cynthion Group.

Meanwhile, in the Fields Mansion, Walter rested inside his room.

He suffered great injuries ever since he was defeated by Leon and slowly recovered over the past two days.

“Dad, it’s time for your medicine,” Denzel walked into the room and sat by the bed to feed Walter his medicine.

“Ugh,” Walter coughed and gritted out, “Leon Wolf. Damn him! I’m going to kill him with my own hands someday!”

“Don’t get angry, Dad. Leon has killed Harold Lowe and has been taken away by the Dragon Corps.

God knows he will never see the sun again for the rest of his life. Don’t let him affect your mood!”

Denzel said.

“That’s true! He brought this upon himself! He has been too arrogant to kill the Northern King in public!”

Walter sneered coldly.

He knew that if Leon only killed Jacob, the Dragon Corps might not punish Leon, but killing Harold was a different matter.

The Northern King was simply too influential and killing him in public was a direct challenge to the Dragon Corps‘ authority, so they would never let Leon go.