Unrivalled God of War

Chapter 123

Samuel only regained his composure after Nathan disappeared from view.

He brought his family and his men and stormed into the study.

All they saw was a motionless Jerry, with blood pooling around the crotch of his pants.

What?

Did Nathan actually castrate Jerry Zabinski?

Samuel could feel his blood pressure spike and he nearly passed out.

S**t! He’s the heir to the Zabinski family, part of the Southern Four! How dare that reckless Nathan Cross do such a thing to him!

The Smiths felt as if the sky was about to collapse down on them.

This was the eldest son of the Zabinski family, a family that was involved with most of the shady dealings in the South.

They only had to twitch their nose, and they could easily decimate an insignificant household such as The Smiths.

Samuel’s heart bubbled over with hatred for Nathan and Penny, but he could only shove that and whatever terrified emotions he had for the time being. He bellowed for his men to quickly rush Jerry to the hospital.

The medical staff immediately got to work on saving his life. After a very long time, they finally declared that Jerry survived.

But the most precious part of him had been stomped on by Thomas Dunn and was no longer viable. Jerry could not live up to his nickname anymore.

Later that day, Jerry Zabinski was transferred to one of the best hospitals in Alberesque.

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At that very moment, at the Zabinski manor in Alberesque.

The patriarch of the Zabinski family, Kingston Zabinski wore cloth-woven clothing and held a chain of chanting beads as he sat in a wooden armchair.

He appeared solemn as he looked across his family and his followers. He uttered painfully, “My most beloved grandson, Jerry, was gravely injured in Channing.” NôvelDrama.Org: text © owner.

“The doctor informed me that he will no longer be able to reproduce like a healthy man.”

“I do not know how to fully describe my current feelings, but I do know that I’m furious.”

“Now, who can answer me. Just what on earth happened to Jerry in Channing?”

Finley Zabinski, Kingston’s oldest son and father to Jerry, stood up with great sorrow on his face. “Father, Jerry went to Channing to teach Nathan Cross and Thomas Dunn a lesson. But he lusted after Nathan’s wife, Penny Smith, and wanted to have his way with her. Who knew he would get bashed up so badly by that caveman!”

Jerry prided himself as the Player. His promiscuous way was well-known in the Zabinski family.

Kingston sighed, “I’ve always told him that his lust would be his downfall and to ease up on his games. Now look at him, he played himself out of his manhood.”

Finley pleaded, “Father, Jerry’s plight is too heart wrenching. We can’t just let this go!”

“Have the police in Channing detained Nathan Cross?” asked Kingston.

Finley shook his head. “No. They told us that Jerry was running a scam on Penny Smith’s family and so he ultimately brought this upon himself. They urged us to let it go and not to make things worse.”

Kingston shouted in rage, “That’s ludicrous!”

The Zabinski family was a giant in the South. Their followers were spread out everywhere across the Southern region, and their power outstretched to both sides of the law.

How dare the Channing police tell the Zabinski family to let it go especially since it was their chief successor that was crippled?

Finley saw that his father was furious, so he quickly clarified, “Father, the Channing police aren’t protecting Nathan Cross nor are they disrespecting our family.”

“Rumor has it that a chief and his troops have been running military exercises in Channing. So far, they have taken down two gangs controlling the illegal dealings.”

“The Channing police are probably worried that if we march in and seek revenge on Nathan, we might alert the chief and then the Zabinskis will be at the losing end.”

Kingston’s expression eased a little after hearing his son’s analysis.

“Since there’s a chief running military exercise in Channing, then it would be unwise for us to make a scene. I guess we’ll just have to take a more low-key approach to our revenge then,” sneered Kingston.

His eyes swept across his family, his men, and his followers, then he spoke up in a solemn voice. “Who is willing to accept this mission and to avenge Jerry? Who is willing to go to Channing and claim Nathan Cross’ and Thomas Dunn’s heads?”