After Reincarnation, The Omnipotent Ancestor Reaches The Top

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The sharp sound of flesh tearing echoed from above, followed by a warm gush of blood that splashed onto Oliver Gordon’s body.

He was drenched and dumbfounded.

A slender figure leapt from above, hooked its long leg and kicked the torn mutated dog up onto another extremely tall tree.

It landed gracefully.

“Little Chloe, how come you always run into these things?”

The man’s low magnetic charming voice carried a smile, and his dazzling good looks were bewitching.

“*Swoosh!*”

Several cars came speeding and parked nearby.

Ethan Coates led people over quickly.

“Team Hawthorne, we’ll handle it here.”

“I’ll take Little Chloe away first.”

“What about him?” Ethan Coates pointed to the stunned Oliver Gordon on the ground.

“Drag him away.”

Useless, a man reduced to this state by a mere dog.

“At least no one was hurt.

We need to handle this situation as soon as possible.” Ethan Coates looked at the scene, feeling a headache coming on.

*

The students were appeased by another group of people.

Len Hawthorne had just returned from the Southern District and encountered this incident.

The reckless behavior had angered them.

However,

For now, they had to reassure Little Chloe.

“Are you injured?”

“No.”

“Big Brother will handle it.

Just focus on studying at school.”

Chloe Stephens looked at him for a moment before asking, “Who have you been in contact with?”

“What?”

“There’s a bad smell.”

“…”

“Do you know who made it?”

Len couldn’t help but laugh at the sudden change of topic.

“Chloe, whoever said your brain doesn’t work well?

Big brother, I disagree.”

“Cell mutation?”

“You’re good at biology.

Indeed, it’s a mutation created by people.

But children like you shouldn’t get involved in such matters.”

“It’s a disaster.”

“Yes, indeed a disaster.

That’s why your big brother is here to exterminate pests.

Let’s go, I’ll take you back.”

*

With such a big incident happening outside the school gate, it should be on the news soon.

Since Len Hawthorne and his team used special methods, the mythical news could not be promoted except by the police, as it would cause social panic.

Yvette Foster ran in from the crowd of parents who had arrived.

Her panic subsided when she saw Chloe standing by the window, and she nearly collapsed in relief.

Someone guided the students to talk about the giant dog.

Without any knowledge of research, they couldn’t explain it and wouldn’t believe in the existence of things beyond logic.

“Chloe.”

Yvette Foster hugged Chloe Stephens tightly.

Tears threatened to fall uncontrollably.

“I’m okay.”

“Let’s go home first.”

*

Night falls.

In the rundown shop.

“*Splash!*”

The door latch was effortlessly knocked down.

Chloe went inside.

All sorts of weird and strange items were displayed on both sides.

There were even martial arts secret manuals.

Chloe picked one up to flip through, her mouth twitching slightly.

It read on the front page: Extinct worldly skills for only 99,000.

Not 9.90.

She casually tossed it back on the shelf.

Searching for suspicious traces.

She found a letter in the gold-locked cabinet in the back.

It smelled of ink; written just a few days ago.

“Mew.”

The black cat sneaked in from behind the door.

Chloe threw the letter to it.

The cat sniffed the letter like a dog, letting out a loud meow.

*

Under the cold moonlight.

A slender figure stood on the bow of a boat by the riverbank.

The black cat curled up beside her, refusing to go into the water.

Chloe squatted down, grabbed its neck, and threw it into the water.

“Meow!!!”

The heart-wrenching scream.

“*Splash!*”

The cat struggled in the water.

“Go down.”

The aggrieved black cat sticks its head into the water.

Under the surface, its eyes emit a crystal-clear glow.

In particular, the deep purple eye emits an extremely soft light.

It paddles downward with all four paws.

Half an hour later.

The black cat’s head emerges from the water.

It desperately swims to the shore with something in its mouth.

Chloe takes the cloth bag from its mouth, opens it, and takes out the object from inside.

The black cat splashes water from its body and steps back a few paces, not daring to get too close to her for the moment.

Upon taking out a black bead, Chloe wrinkles her brow for the first time.

“A storage orb.”

“Meow.”

The so-called storage orb is filled with true Qi and can store energy for some time, healing some ailments.

Of course.

But this storage orb can only heal those who have practiced ancient martial arts.

Ordinary people just treat it as a plaything.

At most, the spiritual energy within it can maintain their physical bodies.

“That old man disappeared for a few days just for this thing?”

“Meow.”

The black cat urges her to go.

“Find the person tonight.”

Chloe throws the storage orb back to the black cat, letting it catch the scent and continue searching.

The black cat meows pitifully.

Chloe has already started treating it like a dog.

With the storage orb in its mouth, the black cat turns into a wisp of black smoke and vanishes from its spot.

Teleporting to a remote location.

*

After a good night’s sleep, Chloe can once again enjoy a nutritious breakfast personally made by Yvette Foster, which puts her in an especially good mood.

“Your Second Uncle and his wife still need me to look after them for two more days.”

Chloe nods.

Recalling yesterday’s events, Yvette asks, “Do you want to take a leave and rest at home?”

“No need.”

“I’ll give you a ride to school.”

“No need.”

“I’ve made your lunch for later, just heat it up in the microwave and eat it when you get back.

I showed you how to use it last time, do you know how?”

“I do.”

“In that case, I’ll take it to Mercy Hospital at noon.

You can pick it up with your friends after school.”

“Alright.”

*

The mutated dog incident has worried many parents.

When they arrive at school in the morning, they see that quite a few parents have come to demand an explanation.

Otherwise, they won’t be at ease with their children studying in school.

This isn’t the first time this has happened.

Their concerns are not unwarranted.

Oliver Gordon’s father, Geoffrey Gordon, has also put his work on hold and accompanied the traumatized Oliver to discuss the matter with the school.

Although the boy wasn’t hurt, the psychological damage was substantial.

He has narrowly escaped harm twice, leaving a huge shadow in his mind.

From now on, he will have an automatic fear response when seeing dogs.

As a result of the incident, the school has also postponed class time for today.

After nine o’clock.

In the classroom.

Class 2 students sit in silence with their heads lowered, reading the textbook without actually processing any words.

Especially those from the two groups who stayed behind to study yesterday.

With their psychological trauma exacerbated, they have become somewhat numb and dull.

Even those with stronger resilience seem a bit out of it.

Mason Sullivan worries for Oliver Gordon.

Looking at Chloe, he sees that she’s acting as if nothing happened.

Mason can’t help but admire her bearing.

Remembering the situation at the time.

Mason’s expression becomes somewhat complicated.

Chloe didn’t jump in to block the large hunting dog for Oliver Gordon like she did the first time.

After class, Kate Williams brings a bag of things to Oliver Gordon.

“Oliver, are you okay?”

Oliver’s expression falters slightly, as he shakes his head.

“I’m fine.”

“This is from my mom; take it,” Kate puts the items down, and deliberately glances at Chloe as she leaves.

Oliver follows her gaze and looks at Chloe too.

Yesterday’s incident made an even deeper impression on him than the first time.

When the dog tried to bite him, Oliver knew Chloe was standing right behind him.

However, Chloe did not come to his rescue like before.

The feeling this brought was indescribable.

*

At the border between Mountain County and Sheffield City.

Lily Taylor learns that Len Hawthorne’s team has returned to Mountain County, so she immediately stops her advance.

Her assistant puts away her mobile phone and asks, “Miss Lily, what should we do now?”

“Give the items to Rowan Stephens and let him handle it.”

Now is not the time for a showdown with the cleanup team.

Though they dared to send a yellow card into the Taylor Family home, it’s not enough to warrant fear, but it’s still necessary to avoid this type of trouble.

Thinking about the “Thirteen Needles” manual, Lily Taylor couldn’t help but feel a sense of unwillingness.