My Aloof Sisters Asked for My Forgiveness novel Chapter 441

Timothy had once flown over to Lannopolis to help Elisa deal with Dustin.

He had many connections within the headquarters of the Martial League and had gone to Lannopolis in his role as Martial League Overseer. He had arrogantly announced that he would arrest Dustin and even sent the Bones family’s sovereign grade fighter after him.

Yet, in the end, that fighter had died at Dustin’s hands, and Timothy had run off quietly with his tail between his legs.

When he left, he had even said that the Bones family would never let Dustin off. Dustin had not paid it any mind.

Showing up in Grayvale at this point meant that Timothy was probably here to join the martial arts competition.

“A sovereign grade fighter…”

Dustin could tell Timothy’s level of martial arts with one look.

Most people had already sensed his power.

After all, Timothy had not been hiding his abilities at all. He held himself with an air of superiority.

But this did not bother Dustin.

To him, Timothy was nothing even if he had become a sovereign grade fighter.

His gaze shifted to the old man next to Timothy.

“An Apex Martial Saint. Well, that’s not too bad.” Dustin looked away again.

This had to be Timothy’s tie to the Martial League.

Timothy had once said that he would get his teacher to subdue Dustin.

“This person is really powerful. The Bones family… He’s a member of the Bones family!”

Henry and the others, along with the other martial artists in the restaurant, were all taken aback.

The Bones family was one of the Seven Clans of Central Harbor and was immensely powerful. Here in Grayvale, the family was like royalty. No one would dare to cause any trouble for a member of the Bones family.

Besides, his capabilities were startling, and it stunned everyone.

On the first floor, Timothy looked around. His gaze shifted upward, and he scanned the second floor. Finally, his eyes narrowed as they settled on Dustin.

His face turned grim and full of hate. He looked murderous.

The old man next to him frowned and looked up as well.