A Man Like None Other

Chapter 5365

Zi Yuan’s face darkened slightly; she knew Ao Lie’s temper.

His tenth-place ranking on the martial arts rankings had made him extremely conceited, and he never took cultivators of lower realms seriously.

But she also understood David’s strength and immediately said coldly, “Commander Ao, the king has given orders, and you must obey them. If you feel it would be beneath you to spar with Fellow Daoist Chen, send one of your men down to see if

you can.” Ao Lie considered it and decided that sending a man would both fulfill the king’s orders and preserve his own dignity. He waved to the edge of the martial arts arena, “Shi Hu, come here!”

A burly, fleshy-faced Imperial Guard captain swiftly stepped forward and knelt on one knee, “Commander!”

Although Shi Hu was a seventh-rank Earth Immortal Realm cultivator, renowned for his bravery within the Imperial Guard, even an ordinary eighth-rank Earth Immortal Realm cultivator might not be his match.

“I’ll give you a mission,”

Ao Lie pointed at David and said casually, “Spar with this fellow Daoist Chen. Remember, be gentle and don’t hurt anyone. He’s only a first-rank Earth Immortal cultivator, after all. If anything goes wrong, you won’t be able to bear the blame from the king.”

“Yes!”

as if he were looking at

his wrist, his bones crackling, and grinned grimly, “Boy, if you know what’s good for you, admit defeat. Otherwise, I’ll

without saying anything. He walked straight to the center of the martial arts arena and gestured “please” to

what’s good

With a flash, he pounced like a tiger, clenching his fists. Golden spiritual energy gathered in his fists, forming sharp claws, and with a whistling sound, he struck David’s

In his opinion, there was no need to go all out against

breath. They believed that if David didn’t

the speed with which David had slashed Wei Feng’s arm, and knew that Shi Hu’s seemingly ferocious punch wouldn’t

as his fist was about to

missed, startling him. Before he could react, he felt a pain in the back of his neck. A surge of powerful force sent him flying like a kite with its

“What?”

with surprise; he hadn’t seen David’s

to his feet, a look of disbelief on his

He touched the back of his neck, feeling a sharp pain. It was clear that if the blow had

you dare to sneak