Billionaire God of War novel (Jiang Ning) novel Chapter 2289

"I don't want Master to go! Master, don't go, ok? Yaoyao will listen to you! If you want Yaoyao to learn martial arts, Yaoyao will learn martial arts! Yaoyao isn't afraid of hard work! I'm really not afraid!" Jiang Yao suddenly started bawling loudly, as if she was going to lose the Master who doted so dearly on her in the next minute. Her eyes were all red from crying.

"Oh my goodness!" Peter Pan couldn't bear to see her cry at all.

He had never been afraid of anything all his life. Even when he was faced with a strong enemy, he enjoyed the fight.

But when he saw his precious disciple cry so hard, he really felt the pain inside.

For the first time in his life, he felt that he really should find a way to keep living. The best would be to watch Jiang Yao grow up and remain by her side to protect her forever.

"Master needs to rest. Yaoyao, be good and let your Master rest, alright?"

Jiang Ning carried Jiang Yao up. When she heard her father tell her to let the old man rest, she didn't insist on making him play with her but nodded obediently instead. She pulled her arms around Jiang Ning's neck and said, "Master, rest well, Yaoyao won't disturb you."

Peter Pan sat on the bed in a daze as he watched Jiang Ning carry the little girl up. He started to feel a little upset inside.

This separation was bound to happen sooner or later.

He waved his hand and Brother Gou came in with some of the wolves.

"Esteemed senior."

"You boys." Peter Pan glanced at them. "Kneel down."

Brother Gou and the rest immediately got down on their knees.

"Call me Master," said Peter Pan.

Brother Gou and the rest looked at each other before shouting out respectfully, "Master!"

Over the past three years, Peter Pan hadn't taught Jiang Yao a single thing and just played with her to make her happy. But when it came to the wolves, he was so strict that even Jiang Ning was shocked.

He had taught and guided them personally so as to pass on everything he had learnt to the wolves. But he had never acknowledged that he was the wolves' Master.

It was as if he was giving out his final instructions before dying. After he had said all this, Peter Pan's face immediately looked a little more tired than before.

He waved his hand for the wolves to get up, then looked at them and grinned. "Actually, you boys aren't too bad, and you're all very interesting. You've really added a lot of fun to my life.”

"But it's a pity,” sighed Peter Pan. "If I had a few more years to live, I could teach you a few more moves."

"I know that all of you are men who refuse to bow to your destinies, and you're all men who dare to fight the will of heaven. Guess what? I'm like that too!"

He laughed heartily, then stared at the wolves fiercely. "All of you had better remember this well. You're all disciples of mine, so you've got fight! Even the heavens!"

"Even if a deity refuses to listen to you, you would dare to wreak havoc for him anyway!"

The old man was full of vigor and confidence.

He was like a beast that could still command a terrifying presence that frightened everyone in the world even though he had reached his limit.