A Man Like None Other

Chapter 4293 Might As Well Be Dead

A slight smile played at the corners of Kai’s mouth. With a graceful flick of his wrist, he ignited a ball of internal fire in his palm and casually tossed it into the air.

The sky erupted in flames, forming a barrier that shielded him from his attackers. Some of the disciples found the internal fire clinging to their bodies, causing them to scream in agony as the intense heat seared their skin.

As they stared at the sky engulfed in relentless flames, they had no choice but to retreat once again.

Gazing at the sky engulfed in flames, Cassius demanded, “Brat, who exactly are you?”

He knew that no one in Allardland had mastered the art of wielding internal flame. The way Kai effortlessly controlled the fire indicated that he could not possibly be from Allardland. As for the token Kai possessed, Cassius suspected it might have been stolen.

“I am your father…” Kai flashed a mischievous smile.

“You have a death wish!” Cassius was livid. He couldn’t tolerate being disrespected by a brat like Kai at his age.

Kai. The air became saturated with the thick, crimson fog, turning the entire world into a startling shade of red. Within this eerie

could no longer see their own hands in front of them, nor sense their enemies’ presence. They were, in essence, rendered blind, vulnerable in a world swallowed by

companions seemed as helpless as lambs to the slaughter. Yet, in his arrogance, Cassius failed to notice the

blood mist surrounding him, he could

Kai could still see, Cassius strode toward him with arrogant confidence, fully intent on teaching him a

before he

Bang!

was

pain surged through his head. It felt as if thousands of ants were gnawing away inside his consciousness field, leaving him disoriented

him. As he writhed in agony, clutching his head, the thick blood mist that had once engulfed the battlefield began to gradually dissipate, revealing the scene

on the ground in agony. Moments earlier, the dense blood mist had obscured their vision, leaving

flashing in his eyes as he struggled to rise with the help of his disciple. He turned toward Kai, his confidence now replaced by