Regal Guard of Dragon
Chapter 617 Apologize

Sheng Pu raised his eyebrows and walked to the two of them.

As Sheng walked to them, the two looked aggrieved and knelt.

The drivers from Country C took the picture and filmed the scene.Denver closed his eyes and then opened, raising his head and lookingupon Finn Chen, “I'm sorry, Mr. Chen.”

As he finished talking, Denver lowered his head close to the ground.This was his first time to knelt to someone other than his familyancestors.

“I'm sorry..."

After Denver, other drivers from Country K had no choice but toapologize to Finn.

Finn spoke, “I didn't ask you to apologize to me but to the people ofCountry C for being impolite to them.”

His tone was calm, but everyone felt his momentum.

Drivers from Country K including Denver were stunned.

They didn't expect that Finn was still not satisfied.

“I apologized for what I said to the people of Country C,” Denver said.“We apologized for what we said to the people of Country C!" otherdrivers from County K followed.

As they finished, they kowtowed again and apologized.

The scene was taken into photos and recorded as videos, and peoplesaved them on their phones.

Hearing what Denver and other drivers said, Ven Pu was dumbfoundedand felt he made a wrong decision.

“Apologize!”

“Confess!”

Drivers from Country C and audiences waved their arms and exhaustedtheir strength to yell.

Denver and other drivers raised their heads with ugly expressions.When they saw other people taking pictures and recording videos, theycouldn't wait to replace a hole to get in.

They knew that this night would not only be a shame for them but theirfamilies and the whole Country K.

They would be sins of Country K and would be remembered by peopleuntil they died.

Ven in the video was also humiliated. He didn't say anything but hangup.

He didn't dare to provoke Finn who might change his mind and killDenver.

Sheng turned to Finn and asked, “Mr. Chen, Denver, and others havedone what you asked. Can they leave now?”

Finn spoke slightly as if driving away annoying flies, “Get out of here.”These humiliating words made Denver and other drives feel relieved.They stood up one after another and left without looking back.“Country C welcomes!”

“Be careful! Don't be so arrogant next time!”

“This is not where you can do whatever you want!”

Drivers from Country C yelled.

Denver didn't know what they were saying but knew they wereridiculing them. They walked fast.

For them, staying here for an extra minute was suffering.

Sheng and another bodyguard carrying Don Li's dead body followedbehind Denver.

Many people sent photos and videos they just took in their friend circle.“Finn Chen defeated Racing King of Country K and asked him and otherdrivers from Country K to apologize!”

“Please like Finn Chen, the hero of Country C!"

Almost everyone would edit a paragraph of text when posting photosand videos.

One, two, three...

Messages were sent out and then were forwarded and commented.Several minutes later, Finn Chen was heard in the upper class ofCountry C.

They were all talking about what Finn did tonight.

Finn became famous!

Ordinary people who didn’t know Finn liked for what Finn did andCalled him “National Hero" after seeing what Finn did tonight.”

Many top families like Chu Family knew the real identity of Finn. Whatsurprised them was that Finn was not only good at Martial Arts butracing.

As what Finn did was discussed by people, the Underground Racingforum exploded!

The previous posts by the driver from Country K and Michael Yuwenhad been moved from the hottest posts and were replaced by thesetwo posts.

The first stated, “Finn Chen from Country C completed the race at KSUnderground Circuit in 24 minutes. He broke the record and shortenedthe time by 5 minutes. He surpassed the score of Denver, the RacingKing of Country K, by 8 minutes!”

The second stated, “Denver made a bet with Finn Chen before the race,two lives plus 1 billion US dollars. Denver didn't keep his words afterthe game and was forced to apologize to Finn. Drivers from Countrylost both the race and their dignity!”