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... -aged man was named Xia Cheng, the father of Xia Ge, a fifth-tier Earth King.

“Xia Ge, where is that person now?”

Xia Cheng’s voice was pressing as he spoke to Xia Ge.

“The senior is inside,” Xia Ge said.

Xia Cheng sneered at this, “Xia Ge, after we capture you and bring you back, you must say it was he who coerced you.”

Xia Ge was taken aback, she knew her father was concerned about the safety of the family.

“Did you hear me!”

Seeing Xia G ...

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