Progenitor Vampire: I Have Many Skills!

Chapter 422 Convincing Ray Jowel

"That's right, I'm Matthew. Being late doesn't tend to be my style, but it looks like I was a little late this time."

Ray, who couldn't believe his eyes, quickly stood up. "You really came back; didn't they kill you? I survived by miracle that day; a bunch of powerful people showed up out of nowhere and almost killed me. I thought you were dead." As he said this, he remembered Alice. "What about Miss? Is she okay?" he asked.

Matt nodded. "That's right, Alice is just fine. She was recently named Student Leader of the Academy, and we are now engaged." He replied, bringing a twinkle to Ray's dull eyes.

No one knew when they had last seen each other like this. "Congratulations, Matt! You must make her happy!" he replied sincerely, and Matt nodded.

"That's right; she'll be happy. Why don't we find a place to talk?" Matt asked, and Ray quickly nodded, leading him to a nearby square where not many people walked at night.

"It's not a good place, and it's a little dirty, but I think it's okay." Ray said though Matt didn't care about those minor issues.

"Eat; you must have strength for what I'm going to tell you," he said, and he made Ray eat quite a bit.

Who knows how long it had been since he had eaten properly, but this time, he ate a lot of what Matt gave him. Plus, he drank real blood by the bucketload.

Within 30 minutes, Ray Jowel looked refreshed. Even though he hadn't bathed yet, the food and blood gave him a new glow.

"That's better. Tell me a little bit first; why were you like that? What happened?" Matt asked.

Then Ray saw his eyes slightly darkened, but he nodded.

"After I escaped from there, I tried to go back to the Academy, but the White Family and other powerful families threatened me with my wife..." Ray Jowel began to recount everything that had happened to him at that time.

From running from side to side to taking his wife to safety, his whole life in the last 2 years seemed like hell. His power hadn't increased at all in the last few years due to the fact that he barely had enough to eat.

In the end, he smiled, "I don't know what happened to the Whites, but I haven't seen them anymore. I was thinking that if in two months I didn't see them anymore, I would go back to my wife. I haven't seen her in two years."

"That...that does sound like a lie, Matthew." He said, sitting down once again.

He could believe that he was the Leader of the Allen Clan, but this was already getting hard for him to believe.

Matt smiled and pulled out several documents to show him. "You were very good at Academics back then, so I can let you go back to the Academy to finish your studies while you work for me and learn what you need to do."

Ray Jowel looked at the documents and almost forgot to breathe. "You're serious..."

He looked up. "This... Are you serious? I don't want to study anymore. I entered the Academy to protect my wife, but that place doesn't seem to be very reliable, and I don't want to keep my wife hidden anymore, so I don't need to go back to the Academy... But are you serious?

This is hard to believe."

Matt nodded. "Naturally, I'm serious."

Although Ray Jowel was doubtful, he decided to believe Matt. "I'll believe you. I will find my wife and tell her. I will also try to convince my in-laws to come with me. My family is no longer in this world, but they have been my family for many years, so I will bring them.

Then you will tell us the same thing again, and if necessary, we will sign a lifetime contract." He was sincere and assertive; he did not want to miss such a good opportunity in case it was real.

So he was sincere, as always.

Matt nodded. "I'll give you all this as a down payment for being my subordinate. Find your family and come to this city." He handed him a storage ring and a small map where it marked a place to go. "Then we'll talk again."

After giving him all this, the two of them and Isla began to talk more openly.

Ray seemed to have a lot to say, but a while later, Ray Jowel ran to the place where they rented flying boats to travel. He had a lot to say to his wife, and he longed to see her, so running there was paramount to him.

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