Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 140

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Feeling the tension in the air, the host cleared his throat to alleviate the tension in the hall. He swiftly gestured for one of the guards to come and pick up William, who remained unmoving on the floor.

After the fight between Atticus and William, the event continued as if nothing had happened, with Atticus being rewarded another opportunity to select any Art from the Ravenstein treasure realm.

The event quickly came to an end after that, with each person leaving the estate with different thoughts in their heads.

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"Oh my God, that was so freaking awesome!" Caldor exclaimed, his voice a crescendo as he jumped onto the couch.

Atticus couldn't help but cover his ears, playfully pretending to shield himself from the ear-piercing volume of Caldor's enthusiasm.

Atticus, Ember, Aurora, and Caldor had left the Raven hall together, leaving the adults behind as they still had something to do.

They were currently seated in the mansion's living room, which exuded opulence. Every piece of furniture and decor in the room was of the highest quality, adding to the grandeur of the space.

Not a second passed before Caldor sprung back to his feet, his eyes shining as he addressed Atticus.

"You were like," he said, changing his tone and demeanor to imitate Atticus's commanding presence when he spoke to Edward in the Raven hall, "Why aren't you on your knees," with a humorous attempt to mimic Atticus's voice.

Caldor's antics didn't just bring smiles but full-fledged laughter and giggles from Atticus, Aurora, and even Ember.

"Wow! I got goosebumps, man. How the heck did you do that?" Caldor turned to Atticus and asked.

Atticus leaned back in his seat, a playful grin on his face. "Keep your back straight, gaze cold, and make your voice as deep as possible, and you'll be okay," he responded with a hint of humor in his tone.

But to his surprise, Caldor didn't take his words lightly. Caldor was already attempting to mimic Atticus, clearing his throat and practicing speaking with a deeper voice.

Atticus chuckled upon seeing Caldor's enthusiasm. Turning his gaze towards Ember, Atticus found her still as quiet as ever.

Throughout the entire event, unlike Caldor and Aurora, who got enraged when Atticus was called out, Ember's expression didn't change one bit.

It wasn't that she didn't care; it just went to show how highly she held Atticus and trusted his abilities.

"So, Ember, where should we go to have fun?" Atticus asked.