A Man Like None Other

Chapter 5261

The fat woman wasn’t much better off. The blood-colored aura had vanished, and her form had returned to normal. She was covered in blood, a disheveled mess, her breathing utterly disordered, yet she remained standing, clearly the victor of this duel.

“Mo Chen, you lose!” The fat woman’s voice was hoarse, yet tinged with pride.

Mo Chen looked at her, his eyes filled with resentment, yet he could do nothing about it. He had indeed lost, completely. The

surrounding Sword Sect disciples hurried forward to support Mo Chen, their faces filled with grief and indignation, yet they dared not act rashly.

They all knew that even their master was no match, and that if they went forward, they would only die in vain.

The fat woman’s gaze swept across the Sword Sect, finally landing on the fallen David. A murderous intent flashed in her eyes: “Now, it’s time to take care of the rest!”

She advanced towards David, clearly intending to spare him.

Ling Xue stood in front of David, trembling with fear, but still summoning her courage to speak: “You… you can’t touch him!”

fat woman sneered: “A little girl, you dare to

that, she waved her hand, and a powerful

as the fat woman’s palm was about to land on David, a weak but firm voice rang out: “I… I’m not

David slowly rising from the ground. He was covered in wounds, seemingly with several broken bones. Every movement made him grimace in pain, but his eyes remained bright, his indomitable will, like

of his mouth, though it was uglier than tears. “Want to… kill

looked at him, a flicker of surprise in her eyes, then replaced

palm again,

closed their eyes, unable to bear the sight of David’s tragic death.

imbued with immense spiritual power, whistled with the sound of wind as it loomed over David’s head. If it landed, David would be utterly annihilated even if he had

uncontrollably, turning her head away, afraid to watch. Mo Chen, overcome with

in front of David and blocking the fat

“Stop!”

shout echoed, unwavering

abruptly stopped less than an inch from the figure. She gazed at the familiar figure before her, her eyes, once

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