Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver Novel Full Episode novel Chapter 1303

All that was currently left of Loja was only his head, but he continued to laugh wildly. "Let the world burn! Let this world of utter filth burn!"

Wilbur let out a sneer, looking at the enormous door in the sky.

Just then, the senior flew over to Wilbur with a frown. "Things don't seem to be looking good, Mister Penn."

"Do you have a solution?" Wilbur asked coldly.

The senior shook his head. "I don't."

Wilbur sneered, soaring into the sky.

His figure turned into a brilliant ray of light as he shot toward the door.

Wilbur was greeted with a terrifying sight beyond it. Without hesitation, he swung the historical halberd at the door.

A loud sound rang through the air.

A terrifying, indignant roar escaped the door as it began to erode.

Wilbur landed on the ground like a meteor.

"Impossible!" Loja cried out in fury as his head eroded into nothingness.

Wilbur's figure landed in front of the gates of Tiger Manor.

Bailey looked at him with worry.

Wilbur smiled at her, retracting his spiritual shield.

Bailey rushed over to Wilbur, her tone nothing but concerned. "Are you alright?"

"I'm fine," Wilbur smiled.

Bailey let out a long breath, looking at him in an adoring daze.

Indeed, wielding the historical halberd had practically drained Wilbur of his spiritual energy.

The final strike to seal those enormous doors had used up Wilbur's spiritual energy to the very last shred, and it could be said that he was completely devoid of it now.

The senior was probably powerful enough that he could tell, and thus Wilbur saw no point in hiding the truth.

The senior's eye twitched.

Wilbur narrowed his gaze.

Just then, Prince Bhumi came up to the two men and smiled at Wilbur. "Mister Penn, your powers are truly mind-blowing. Thank you for ridding my nation of this insidious threat."

"Right. Isn't he a national chaplain here?" Wilbur asked calmly.

Prince Bhumi smiled. "You saw for yourself that Loja was beyond saving and had become an enormous threat to Shia. Who knows the kind of disaster that would have unfolded if you hadn't killed him first? We should be grateful."

"Yes, Mister Penn," said the senior as well. "We'd actually sensed there was something off with Loja a long time ago but never dared to do a thing about it in fear of how powerful he was. You've done us a great favor, sir."