Indestructible God King Chapter 90.1 The Righteous Faction’s Exemplar (1/2)

At the Divine Dragon Island's southern dock! There were no guards on that day.

A group of men dressed in black was slowly boarding a massive ship!

The men took off their hoods on the deck, revealing the skinny-looking faces underneath. Those were the prisoners kept on the island. The one leading them was the Heavenly Wolf Sect’s second senior apprentice.

He took Wang Ke’s hands with tears in his eyes.

“Junior apprentice-brother, you have suffered a lot!” the senior apprentice said with abundant gratitude.

“Brother Wang, please receive our bow!” The disciples from each righteous sect bowed toward Wang Ke, teary-eyed and grateful.

So many years had passed; they thought they were going to die on the island. No one had answered their cries for help; no one had gone to their rescue, and all they saw was despair. They were farmed like pigs; the demons drank their blood when they got fat. They were treated inhumanely; many had broken down and committed suicide by fasting.

Most of them had given up all hope of being rescued. But that day, they were rescued.

“Everyone, we are already here. Let’s not talk about this!” Wang Ke shook his head.

“No, I insist on speaking! Some talked about how you played Mahjong with the demonic sect disciples. They were even mocking you! Who did this?” The second senior apprentice chided those behind him.

Many lowered their heads in shame.

“Did you not see it? My junior apprentice-brother consistently schemed against the demons while walking on fine thread. Why do you think we made it out today? Isn’t it because my junior apprentice-brother organized a Mahjong competition and got all the demonic sect disciples to play? That’s why the entire place is so unguarded so he could set us free? Were your consciences devoured by dogs?” the second senior apprentice said indignantly.

“Brother Wang, we are sorry! We shouldn't have doubted you!” A few of the men stepped out and bowed with tears of repentance.

Wang Ke walked up to them and pulled them up.

“Everyone, you don’t have to be like this; it’s not your fault. I,

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