Noble Husband At the Door

The general kicked his leg again and his figure suddenly flew toward the pangolin.

The poor pangolin was like a rabbit thrown into the air, staring stupidly at the general who was pouncing on him like an eagle.

"Bang!"

All of a sudden, with a muffled sound, the general, who had rushed to the pangolin and was less than two meters away from the pangolin, was suddenly bounced away by a strange force and retreated several meters. After stabilizing his body slightly, he looked forward with his eyes focused.

At this time, a man was standing slightly in front of the pangolin.

"Damn it, fortunately, you appeared in time." The pangolin said gloomily, adding energy to stabilize his body.

Samuel looked at the general indifferently and said in a low voice, "He just bumped into your car. Why are you so aggressive?"

"Are you his accomplice?" The general frowned and said coldly.

"Your mouth is really smelly." Samuel shouted coldly. The next second, his figure suddenly disappeared, leaving only residual shadows.

The general was shocked, but before he could react, the figure of Samuel suddenly appeared in front of him.

"Pa!"

A slap landed heavily on his face. The huge gravity made the general spin several times in the air and take a few steps back.

"Beautiful!" The pangolin shouted excitedly like a lackey, "F*ck, their ship is so big that it hit my head. I haven't asked them to compensate me, but they vented their anger out on me. Beat, beat this bastard to death."

Samuel did not make a move. He stood in the air calmly and looked at the general quietly.

The general endured the severe pain on his left face. Although his face was still firm, the slight step back had already proved that he was a little timid at this time.

Obviously, he was not stupid.

Although the man in front of him was young, the man's cultivation had already surpassed the general's by a lot. If the general acted rashly, he would suffer another loss. "You look unfamiliar. May I know your name?" The general asked coldly.

"Me? My name is pangolin," Samuel said casually.

"F*ck, you're called pangolin? Then

what's my name?" The pangolin asked in confusion. The next second, he suddenly thought of something and shouted, "F*ck, then my name is Yellow Sand Monster!"

"Pangolin, Yellow Sand Monster?" The general frowned. He had never heard of these names before. "No matter who you are, do you know the death penalty for stopping our Sue family's boat?"

"I've already said it. It's a

misunderstanding. You're on the

way, and I'm also on the way, but I ran faster than you. Then I really wanted to stop for a while, but your boat bumped into me. If you don't believe me, you see, there's a big bump on my head now," said the pangolin, revealing the back of his head.

It was indeed a round bump.

At this moment, a window on the boat was gently opened. It was covered by a white veil, and a woman's figure appeared.

Seeing this, the general stopped talking nonsense and flew down quickly, saying something by the window.

In less than a moment, the general

flew back. He glanced at the pangolin and then looked at Samuel "My miss said that since it's a

misunderstanding; please dring nex

glass of wine on the boat to

a

compensate you for our ship bumping into you."

"That sounds like a human speech." Pangolin nodded.

Samuel frowned and looked at the woman's figure by the window on the boat. He was lost in thought.

"Please!" The general seemed to have noticed Samuel's gaze, but he was used to it. He shouted loudly and made a gesture of inviting with one hand.

Samuel came to his senses, glanced at the pangolin, nodded, and flew toward the desert boat.

As Samuel and the others landed, all the guards returned to the ship. As the general shouted, the whole ship started slightly again.

Samuel stood on the deck and looked around carefully.

It was amazing. As soon as they entered the boat, it was extremely cool. The heat outside disappeared without a trace.

Almost at the same time when Samuel was observing the surroundings, the group of young masters on the boat was also talking about it because of the arrival of Samuel.

However, it was obvious that these people were not praising Samuel but degrading him. To some extent, the pangolin that rolled in the sand was naturally not clean.

Samuel had followed him for nearly a day, so he was not much better in this desert.

At this moment, a bell suddenly rang on the boat...