I'm A Quadrillionaire Chapter 397

I’m A Quadrillionaire chapter 397

After David left, Mason and Julia were the only ones left in the manor.

“Julia, I have created an opportunity for you and you must seize it. I can feel that I am reaching my
limit,” Mason said.

“Great-grandpa, you’ll be fine. You can still live for a few more decades,” Julia said quickly.

“Silly girl, I have lived more than 120 years and I have surpassed ordinary people by a lot. It’s just that
troubled times are coming and I am a little reluctant to leave you all and Somerland behind,” Mason
said, feeling a little desolate.

“Great-grandpa, you don’t have to worry too much. You should have a good rest. Don’t you still have
Mr. Abe and Mr. Dirk?” Julia comforted Mason.

“Although the two of them are strong enough, they are not enough to intimidate the heroes. Dirk might
be able to do it if we give him another ten years, but I can’t live that long. Abraham and Dirk won’t be
able to stop Falconia if they launch an all-out attack after I die.”

“But is David really that good? He is still so young after all. He hasn’t even graduated from university,”
Julia asked with some doubts.

“If no accidents occurred, David will be somerland’s next core. His talent is terrifying, so it’s possible he
was born for this troubled world,” Mason sighed.

Although he was calm on the surface, deep down in his heart, he was extremely shocked by David’s
talent.



At the age of twenty-two, he had surpassed the peak of Dragon Rank. However, what was even rarer
was that his mind power was also just as strong.

If Mason remembered correctly, Dirk entered the Dragon Rank at the age of twenty-seven, did he not?

How old was he when he got to David’s level?

He should have been around forty, right?

David achieved this twelve years ahead of him. 21

Who knew what heights David would reach in twelve years?

Perhaps he would exceed him break into uncharted territory.

David was the most talented young man he had ever seen. This was not an exaggeration, as Mason
was even being a little conservative when he said this.

Fortunately, David was born in Somerland. Otherwise, in this troubled world, it was hard to say whether
Somerland could protect itself with a threat like him around.

After all, Somerland occupied too many resources and land.

If they did not have the threat of weapons of mass destruction, they would surely be attacked b y
Falconia and other major forces if they did not give up large pieces of land and clung to one side.

At this time, there had to be someone who could intimidate the heroes.

Neither Abraham nor Dirk was enough, so hopefully, David would grow before Mason passed.

“No way! I think he is far worse than Mr. Dirk,” Julia said in disbelief.



“That’s just temporary. In less than half a year, David will take this step and become one of us. It’ll be
hard to tell if he’s stronger or weaker than Dirk when that happens. As long as David can fill in my
position before I die, Falconia will be intimidated and will not start wars so easily. After all, other forces
will also be eying them since there’s no longer the threat of large scale lethal weapons.”

“Great-grandpa, I understand.”

David returned to the hotel.

After digesting the information Mason told him, David could not wait to accumulate enough lavish
points and then take another step to reach another realm to experience the feeling of being at the top
and towering over others.

David left Capital city the next day and flew directly to Springfield.

He had to make arrangements all over the world as soon as possible.

He needed to spend more money and get more lavish points.

After doing this, he had to take Julia to Dark Cape. At that time, he needed to stay by Julia’s side and
could not travel around anymore.

Mason triggered David a lot.

Mason let him know his shortcomings. Once the magnetic field spread in the future and caused large
weapons to lose their effect, then it would be the time for him to completely depend on his own
strength. The stronger he was, the more confident he would be.

After arriving in Springfield, David went straight to East League Capitals’ office building.



Now, East League Capitals had a lot of staff. It went from the office still being empty when they were
only occupying half a floor to now occupying five floors and still expanding.

East League Capitals was now a dark horse in the Springfield investment world.

In just three months, it had gained a firm foothold and its valuation had exceeded one trillion dollars.




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