Gide Ho had never imagined that his disciple would treat such an important matter so lightly and gloss over it.
If he had known in advance that Wyatt Barnes and his companion had acted out because of such humiliation, he would definitely not have interfered because his side was clearly in the wrong.
"Why didn't you make it clear to me?"
Gide Ho looked at Santos Locke and asked in a deep voice, his complexion extremely ugly.
Santos Locke remained silent.
He naturally could not make this matter clear.
Because he knew that once he made it clear, given his master's character, he would not possibly act against Wyatt Barnes and Brady Yellow.
However, he had never expected that just as Wyatt Barnes and Brady Yellow were about to be killed by his master, those disciples from Niklaus Woodson came in great numbers to cause trouble, stopping his master.
The victor becomes king; the loser is the outlaw!
This was the portrayal in Santos Locke's heart.
