Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 2821

The two teleportation array guards activated the array again, and with a flash of white light, Wilbur arrived in Tevinter Town. The square was bustling with people, but Babbit was nowhere to be seen. After searching around the square without success, Wilbur had no choice but to return to Buck Town.

When Wilbur reappeared in the square of Buck Town, Grote, Felix, and the others had already arrived. Felix asked anxiously, "Master, did you find Babbit?"

"No. Unfortunately, he escaped," Wilbur replied.

Then, Wilbur walked up to Grote, raised Grote's hand in front of thousands of people, and said, "I declare that from now on, Grote is the new Lord of Buck Town!"

Grote, looking at Wilbur with a surprised expression, said, "This… Mister Wilbur, isn't this a bit too much?"

Wilbur smiled slightly and said, "It's nothing. Didn't I say I would give you a gift? How about this gift? Do you like it?"

"Thank you, I really do," Grote responded.

The news of Buck Town's change in leadership spread across the nine major towns within half a day. Everyone learned that Edmund, the Lord of Buck Town, had tried to kill Wilbur with a scheme but was ultimately slain by him. Following this, Wilbur voluntarily handed over the position of City Lord to Grote.

Previously, Wilbur had killed Hadirt, the City Lord of Tevinter Town, which had already made him famous across the nine towns. After all, someone capable of defeating a City Lord was no ordinary cultivator. This time, Wilbur killed Edmund, making him the slayer of two City Lords by his own power, a feat that shook the nine major towns within a day. Suddenly, everyone was searching for information about Wilbur.

Although Wilbur had killed Edmund, the situation had been provoked by Edmund himself, who had set a trap with poisoned wine to kill Wilbur.

Therefore, the battle between Wilbur and Edmund was purely to protect his own interests, and it did not violate the alliance's rules. Even if the eight lords had their own opinions on the matter, they could not openly take action against Wilbur.

However, until the official letters from the City Lords arrived, Wilbur could not be entirely sure of his safety. After all, he did not know whether those eight lords would follow the rules or see him as an enemy and join forces against him.

Just as Wilbur was pondering this, a guard came to report, "My Lord, Lord George has arrived."