Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 137

Chapter 137 Differences

"Grandfather,"

Atticus's voice reverberated through the hall, and everyone's eyes in the hall immediately turned to Atticus once more.

Only one thought resonated in their minds: What does this monster kid want again!?

They all still hadn't recovered from all the spectacles Atticus had just shown them, and he still had more to say?

Magnus focused his piercing gaze on Atticus for a few seconds, making him feel as if an enormous weight had settled upon his shoulders.

Finally, Magnus granted Atticus the right to speak, uttering a single word, "Speak."

Atticus, still bowed, started speaking, "Grandfather, this incident had clearly happened due to differences between me and a particular trainee."

Despite the fact that this matter was spearheaded by Edward, all of this happened because of one person: William. William was basically the cause of everything.

Atticus truly despised anything that was a blatant waste of his time. He had always tried to stay in his own lane to avoid stupid situations like this.

Even though Edward had basically been taken care of by Magnus's punch, if he didn't deal with the root cause of the problem thoroughly, it would still come back later to bite him in the ass.

He had learned valuable lessons from the incident with Helodor back at the Raven camp. If Atticus hadn't ignored his glares and stares and him constantly trying to start fights for no reason, Helodor wouldn't have gotten a chance to make an attempt on his life.

Even though what Helodor had done didn't pose any threat to his life because he had been strong, what if he wasn't strong enough the next time? Wouldn't he have been killed then?

From that moment, Atticus had already decided to take care of any idiotic and brain dead person who might try to start something as soon as he noticed the person showing any signs.

That was what he planned on doing here, thoroughly taking care of the root of the problem.

Atticus's voice grew cold as he continued, "We're Ravensteins, Grandfather. It's not in our blood to resort to cheap tricks like this. I hope you'll allow both of us to settle our differences in battle."

Everyone in the hall was surprised that Atticus didn't even try to mince his words. He was completely blunt! The normal course of action would have been to let this matter go and then later get back at Edward and William. But Atticus seemed hell bent on ending everything at once!

Magnus gazed at Atticus for a bit again. From his expression, no one in the hall could tell, except maybe another Paragon, that he was trying hard to hold back his lips from curling up.

"Who," Magnus inquired after a few seconds, giving Atticus the go ahead to challenge the trainee.

Hearing this, Atticus swiftly turned towards where all the trainees were seated, his gaze landing directly on William, who was glaring at him, his face crimson and filled with anger.