The Protector (The Return Of The God of War) novel Chapter 809

“Grandpa, though we don’t want to admit our relationship with Levi, we cannot deny the fact that the God of War has rescued him. One day, we’ll still have to repay his kindness!” Tyler said.

“What should we do then?” Michael asked.

“Perhaps we should give the legend a gift?” Tyler suggested.

“What should we give?” Michael stroke his chin as he pondered.

“Paintings and jewelry might be exquisite, but I don’t think he’s into these things. As a warrior, he must be fond of weapons. Grandpa, we do have an ancient bronze sword, don’t we? Shall we give it to him?” Tyler proposed.

Upon hearing the suggestion, Michael burst out laughing, “You’re indeed the man the Jones family can rely on! Brilliant!”

“With this gift, not only can we repay his kindness, but we might also gain his favor as well!”

“Come on, let’s send the gift over!” Without hesitation, Tyler immediately had the gift delivered to South City Warzone.

Mike looked at the gift and did not know what to do with it. He contacted Levi and told him about the gift from the Joneses.

“Keep it.” Levi ordered.

In just a short while, Seth delivered the gift to Morris Group.

Unwrapping the gift box, a bronze sword that was covered in rust showed itself. It carried a musty metallic odor.

The sword was an antique the Jones family bid during an auction for three hundred million.

“How generous of them.” Levi smirked.

Iris could not help to grumble when she noticed Levi was playing with a sword.

A sudden frown warped her face. Clearly, she was not in a good mood after attending a meeting.

She became even more frustrated after seeing Levi wielding his sword like he did not have a care in the world.

“Since you’re so free, why don’t you focus on your work? Do you still remember about the one billion deal with the Black family?” Iris reprimanded him.

“What’s wrong with you? Why are you so mad?” Levi felt something was amiss with her.

“That five billion project! One of the vendors has yet to clear its payment. We don’t know what to do with them anymore!”