I struggled to stop his actions.
But it was all in vain. My angry roars only made these beasts laugh more arrogantly, their movements becoming increasingly brazen.
They even stepped on the memorial portrait, repeatedly grinding it under their feet.
Until the portrait was shattered into pieces, scattered all over the ground.
"Dashiell, I'm giving you one last chance. If you don't stop now, you won't be able to bear the consequences."
Before Dashiell could respond, the sycophants around him immediately erupted.
"Did I hear that right? You're about to die and you still dare to speak so brazenly?"
"This is the funniest joke I've ever heard in my life. A loser actually daring to challenge Silicon Valley's Dashiell."
"Ethan, I suggest you get on your knees and beg Dashiell for forgiveness. Maybe he'll let you off the hook."
The Carlisle family relatives who had been so warmly courting me just hours ago now presented a united front, bombarding me with verbal attacks.