A Healer’s Journey (Finnegan and Nuthana)

Chapter 39 Striking Caesar

A tanned man with a broadsword charged at them.

Finnegan pulled Alisha to his back before glancing at the trash can that had flown over and hit the car carlier. There was a long cut mark on its solid surface. Clearly, the newcomer to the scene was the one who had slashed it with his sword.

“That’s one of the Goldberg Five, Caesar Goldberg!” Alisha cried out.

Caesar, who was coming close to them, halted in his tracks momentarily to look at the beautiful woman. “You actually know me, but who are you?”

Signaling Alisha not to speak, Finnegan then landed his amused gaze on Caesar, “So you’re Oscar’s senior. But how did you find me so soon?”

Finnegan guessed that Caesar just arrived in the city after a long trip, but Caesar had immediately found him.

In other words, Tristan had to be spying on him or his family the entire time..

Pushing away his confusion about Alisha’s instant recognition, Caesar then lifted his sword. and pointed it at Finnegan. “I’m not here to waste my breath with you. I’m going to give you a chance to survive this-break your legs and come with me to cure Mr. Killian and my junior. Otherwise, you’re going to die.”

As he warned Finnegan, he unleashed the aura of an Amber Realm fighter of Absolute Rank.

At the same time, the veins on his sword-wielding hands popped terrifyingly.

It was as if he would instantly cut Finnegan down the second Finnegan rejected him.

However, Finnegan only gave him a small smile and said, “If you break your own legs now, I’ll let you live. Otherwise, you’re going to die.”

Caesar could not believe Finnegan was parroting him and returning the threat.

Sneering, he then said, “It looks like you’re not going to repent until it’s too late!”

With that, he lunged toward Finnegan, about to let the latter find out about the tremendous. power gap between the two of them.

Finnegan hooked his arm around Alisha’s waist and easily dodged Caesar’s attack, who ended. up slamming his sword onto the edge of the wall. The corner of the wall was chipped off, and a piece of concrete the size of a fist flew into the air and scraped Alisha’s thigh.

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snapping, “You b’stard, are you using me

when Finnegan turned around did he realize Alisha was hurt. Red blood was flowing down

at the

the side, Finnegan spun on

affected larger areas, so it was easy for him to accidentally hurt others. Finnegan was not going to let him accidentally kill Alisha-he would have a hard

going to destroy

after him instead of fleeing, he felt provoked and underestimated. Roaring, he raised his broadsword, seemingly

perilous situation, Alisha

a reckless man with too

more, and he poured all

“Die!”

avoiding Caesar’s blow, Finnegan smacked his palm onto the blade. How naive, Caesar mockingly thought. Is he really

surge of energy traveled across the blade and into him. The pain in his wrist, and the tear on his purlicue, made him lose his

this

a smack? I even lost my grip on

caught the broadsword Caesar dropped and immediately swung it at its original owner, Finally,

Psh!

eyes, and Caesar’s words were cut off. He

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blood flowed down to his chin, and Caesar’s

broadsword onto the

made a loud clang when it hit the ground, and the sound snapped Alisha back to her senses. With a complicated look, she muttered, “You killed Caesar

of the Ten Illustrious, Golden Hades, and there were very few who could overpower Golden Hades besides

dusted his hands and said, “Did you not see how he was trying

who tried to kill him had to be prepared to be killed by him

be that cruel, and she realized. she had to look at him in a new light from then on. “Give me a second to get some men to deal with him, then.”

General

a beat, and her jaw

taunt Tristan but Finnegan would also be provoking Golden Hades. If Alisha could do things her way, she would rather

to do with

“Oh… I understand.”

the scene, Finnegan carried the injured Alisha into the hotel. It

Alisha wrapped her arms around Finnegan’s neck and whispered, “Finnegan, don’t you think you’ll