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Chapter 40: Chapter 36: Sitting in the Pavilion

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On the third floor of the Steel Bone Tower, Tang Sen sat imposingly in the main seat of the central stage, clad in a mysterious black armor. Standing below him was a tall, burly middle-aged man.

The man was bald, with sharp eyebrows shaped like long knives making him appear very serious. His gaze was fierce and determined, and on his left cheek, a long scar split his mouth into two halves, extending all the way into the neck of his shirt.

Just from appearances, one could tell this man was a fierce warrior with incredible strength.

However, under Tang Sen’s compelling gaze on the third floor of the Steel Bone Tower, the middle-aged man was feeling an increasingly heavy pressure over his heart.

The man was Tu Tong, who had come to take on a residential mission. Forty years old and without a family, he had devoted his life to martial arts, achieving the peak of the Mortal Realm at the age of thirty-four. Among common martial artists, he was among the best.

Not only did he possess a high cultivation, but his combat abilities were also quite strong, having many victorious records where he defeated stronger opponents. This led to his nickname “The Butcher,” making him one of the strongest warriors at the peak of the Mortal Realm in the Martial Hall.

It was due to this confidence in his abilities that Tu Tong did not hesitate to take on the highly dangerous and richly rewarding residential mission, and came up to the third floor to meet the Sect Head.

But he had been on the third floor for quite some time and initially, Tang Sen was very friendly and no different from usual. However, the moment he mentioned his intent to take the residential mission, Tang Sen seemed to transform into a different person.

An astounding murderous intent and pressure descended on Tu Tong like waves, hitting his heart again and again like relentless tides.

This killing intent was suffocating and overwhelming, and despite Tu Tong’s naturally combative spirit, he was still terrified by it.

managing to stay upright, but seeing Tang Sen’s still cold expression, it seemed

what was happening or why Tang Sen was releasing such a strong aura of intent to fight him, as

in the face of death, but at this moment of feeling the killing

terrified of death. In the face of this raw killing intent, his body temperature was dropping rapidly, and his heart seemed to sink, making him feel as if death

die? Tu Tong’s eyes were full of terror, his

Head Tang Sen, but instead a savage beast intent on devouring its prey, now sizing up its next

arts diligently for thirty years, he couldn’t believe

painfully closed his

just been preparing to face death, felt suddenly lighter. His legs weakened, nearly causing him to kneel, but he managed to regain his composure and stand upright once again.

from experiencing Tang Sen’s murderous intent. The Sect Head of Battle Hall was truly terrifying. Tu Tong opened his eyes, looking at the emotionless

wish to take on this mission?” Tang Sen’s

with resolution as he responded

his own weakness, he had to use intense

would

Sen gazed at the resolute Tu Tong and stated

why Tang Sen had

savage and reckless demeanor because the Battle Hall had a myriad of missions such as escorts, assassinations, fort taking, residential

embarked on a chase several hundreds of miles during an escort mission after successfully repelling an attack on his client,

Battle Hall’s missions were all for the Tang Clan’s service, hence the employer was more often than not a branch of the Tang Clan or related by marriage. Although

severe dissatisfaction from his employer, but at the time, this was suppressed, until it was brought up after they returned to Xiling. The employer walked into the Steel Bone Tower maintaining

and close to ten ambushes from hundreds of enemies at the Mortal

irresponsible accusations from his employer, Tu Tong knew something

instances where Tu Tong disappeared after repelling the enemy for a few hours and sometimes