A Man Like None Other

Chapter 4416 : A Bit Embarrassing
“Miss, do you really trust him that much? You do realize he’s a demonic cultivator, right? You’ve only just met him by chance, and you don’t even know his true identity. What if he decided not to return your spiritual stone? Where would you even go to find him?” the elderly man in the crowd asked Catalina, looking utterly confused.
To everyone’s surprise, Catalina simply smiled and confidently replied, “If he dares not return the spiritual stone, there will be no place for him anywhere in the Ethereal Realm. Even if he escapes to the ends of the earth or dives to the depths of the sea, I will find him.”
Catalina exuded unparalleled confidence; it wasn’t something she faked, but something she was born with.
From this, one could infer that the power and influence behind Catalina were absolutely terrifying.
“Everyone, since the first statue contained a divine weapon, it’s reasonable to assume the others hold valuable items as well. Let’s open them but remember—no fighting over what we find. The rules remain the same,” she said to the crowd.
The crowd nodded in agreement, none daring to challenge her authority, as Rightblind stood watch nearby, his sword gleaming in his hand and his sharp eyes sweeping over the group. Anyone who made a suspicious move would likely meet the swift and merciless strike of his sword.
Once she was sure everyone was on board, Catalina turned to Rightblind and said, “Rightblind, you—”
“Let me take care of it this time.” Before Catalina could finish, Kai already stepped forward.

He was eager to test whether his sword intent could break the stone statue in front of him.
Catalina gave a small nod, then waved her hand, signaling Rightblind to step back.
Kai held the Dragonslayer Sword in his hand tightly. He wasn’t entirely sure how to summon his sword intent. When he had fought the sand scorpions earlier, he had relied purely on instinct.
But if Kai were to deliberately attempt to demonstrate his sword intent now, it was uncertain whether he would be able to execute it successfully.
Focusing intently on the stone statue, Kai suddenly roared, “Slash!”
He swung his sword in a powerful arc and the Dragonslayer Sword struck the statue with tremendous force.
The statue’s head was shattered instantly, but its body remained undamaged.
Just now, Kai had relied solely on his brute force, striking directly at the statue.
He hadn’t unleashed his sword intent.
Yet, shattering the statue’s head with just brute strength was quite an impressive feat.
“Brat, you can’t unleash your sword intent, huh?” Rightblind Elder asked, his tone dripping with mockery as he observed the scene.
Kai didn’t say anything but instead swung the Dragonslayer Sword at the statue again.
Clang! Clang! Clang!
Kai struck several times, and although the statue was eventually shattered, none of the blows were executed with sword intent. Each strike was a result of Kai using sheer brute force to smash it open.
If it hadn’t been for the fact that the Dragonslayer Sword was a divine weapon, using such a method to smash open the stone statue would likely have damaged the sword in his hand.
As the stone statue shattered, it revealed a chilling battle axe hidden inside, its surface gleaming with an icy, menacing light.