A Man Like None Other

Chapter 5525

At the foot of the mountain, a massive cave entrance appeared, engraved with eerie runes. These runes glowed with a faint green light, as if countless pairs of evil eyes were watching them.

Two guards stood before the entrance. They wore black robes, their faces expressionless, their eyes hollow, like two soulless bodies, clearly monks whose spirits had been collected.

“Stop! Who are you?”

a guard shouted, his voice echoing through the eerie valley with a terrifying intensity.

Hu Mazi was about to step forward when David stopped him with a hand. His eyes betrayed an undeniable authority. “Let me do it,” he declared.

He slowly stepped forward, each step akin to treading upon the enemy’s heart. He fixed the two guards with an icy gaze, then spoke in measured tones, “We’re here to take your lives!” As soon as

he finished speaking, David unleashed a powerful aura that surged like a tsunami, instantly enveloping the two guards.

wave, they were crushed to pieces by the powerful aura. Without even a scream,

“Let’s go in,”

performed a trivial task.

cave and discovered a long passageway. At intervals on either side, pale green oil lamps flickered, their dim light seeming to flicker as if on the verge of extinguishing at any moment, lending the passage an eerie

In the center, a massive stone platform, engraved with strange runes, emanated a

the platform lay a dozen monks, their eyes closed, their faces pale as paper, their breath

dozen men in black stood around the hall, chanting strange incantations. The chants were deep and eerie, like a call

These ruthless individuals simply don’t care about other people’s lives.

his eyes

like an icy blade in the cold of winter, chilling everyone to the bone. He declared coldly, “Today is your day of death! Under my sword, all evil

David leaped forward, like a soaring eagle, charging towards the

traced a sharp arc through the dim hall, carrying an

eyes flashing red, like a group of beasts possessed by the devil, clearly controlled by