Chapter 109: Two Choices
If the first time the opponent was killed in seconds was due to their weak strength, and the second time could be attributed to the challenger’s arrogance and carelessness, then even those who intentionally sought to discredit Tyr could only be left dumbfounded by the third time.
Three Broken Army-level experts were killed in seconds by a Qi Harmony-level kid. If this isn’t shocking enough, then what else in the world today could possibly surprise people?
The judges below showed seriousness, and Nicholas muttered to himself.
“First, he could utilize everything, and now he’s mastered a Grandmaster-level martial technique… And his agility is also at the Grandmaster level. It seems we underestimated him before.”
Zamiyah shook her head, her eyes as beautiful as stars narrowing slightly as she said.
“I’m afraid it’s not that simple. The gap between Qi Harmony and the Broken Army level is not so easily bridged.”
“Are you suggesting… transcendent-level martial arts?” Nicholas’s pupils contracted. If a Qi Harmony-level warrior could comprehend transcendent-level martial arts, then their talent would be beyond extraordinary.
Zamiyah shook her head again, smiling but not answering, while Rafinas furrowed her brow. In her view, the technique the man in front of them was using seemed more like a style of martial arts.
Only Leilindor, who had just woken up, looked bored. He yawned and lay on the chair, struggling to stay awake.
Simira, on the other hand, maintained her smile. Even though she was briefly challenged by Tyr’s gaze, she remained unmoved.
Can one person change the minds of a group?
Even gods rely on the power of believers. A mortal? In front of countless people, they would only be gradually submerged!
Even if this mortal has the strongest talent, the most adventures, the highest determination, the most beliefs! There are still no exceptions.
So, let me see how you fall.
The fourth group of challengers finally complied with Tyr’s suggestion, five figures walking together. However, this time Tyr didn’t immediately strike. Instead, he coldly stated.
“I can see from your eyes that you’re just trying your luck.”
Tyr slowly sheathed his broadsword and then rested his right hand on his longsword as he continued.
“So, it seems that you never intended to win against me. It appears that someone hired you, hoping to exhaust me and then defeat me effortlessly. Well, I’ll change my approach. Truth be told, I’ve never killed anyone before, but the sensation and the screams should be no different from those of monsters. To test this theory, let’s use your bodies to find out.”
As Tyr finished speaking, his body moved like a ghostly apparition, causing the five individuals to immediately retreat. Especially after hearing his words just now, their faces turned pale, and their already dwindling fighting spirit plummeted even further!
In the next instant, the only female mage among the five was pierced from behind by a sword, blood gushing out. She couldn’t believe her eyes, greedily gasping for air. She hadn’t even had time to cast a quick Crystal Shield spell before being pierced by the figure behind her!
Tyr withdrew his longsword, blood splattering everywhere. He took a step back to avoid the splatter, while the female mage fell to the ground lifeless, like a puppet with its strings cut!
“Mora!!!” Another man shouted hoarsely, but the roar only drew Tyr’s attention, followed by a swift sword strike!
Originally, for Broken Army-level experts, this sword should have been very easy to dodge. If they were bold enough, they could even catch it with their palms enveloped in combat energy! However, Tyr’s footwork was so mysterious that while they might have caught a glimpse of his afterimage with one feint, by the time of the second feint, it had already exceeded their cognitive limits. By the time the roaring man reacted, a sharp sword had pierced through his neck, emerging from his throat.
Tyr showed no mercy, swiftly withdrawing his sword, blood gushing forth, silencing the man’s roar forever!
The instantaneous killing of two men filled the remaining three warriors with fear. They were all seasoned Broken Army-level experts who had experienced numerous life-and-death situations. Yet, they felt as if their lives were as fragile as a candle in the wind, on the verge of being extinguished at any moment, a sensation they had never experienced before!
The leader among the five had sweat dripping down his forehead. This monster was simply beyond their ability to resist. If the opponent hadn’t killed the mage at the beginning, perhaps they would still have had some fighting chance. However, it was clear that this monster understood the importance of a mage in the group, so it swiftly killed Mora with lightning speed.
That said, it seemed he had never killed anyone before.
Then, where did that merciless killing intent in his eyes come from? The leader trembled uncontrollably, ultimately sighing and saying.
“We surrender.”
“Surrender? Fine, then tell me who hired you. It’ll be too troublesome if they send more to their deaths.”
“I can’t say. It’s a rule.”
“Oh? Then I’ll also learn to speak in another way, like Lord Simira.” Tyr glanced at Simira before turning to the three men in front of him with a smile and asking.
“Do you want to die now, or do you want to die later for breaking the rules? It’s your choice. Come on, tell me the answer.”
