Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

Chapter 138

"Kill that insolent brat! Charles fumed with rage.

As one of the four heads of the Celestial Dragon Organization, revered and respected by thousands, he was unaccustomed to such disrespect.

His command was immediate and lethal.

The disciples of the Celestial Dragon Organization charged at Sebastian with a ferocious cry that reverberated through the air, their murderous intent palpable. Though the Celestial Dragon Organization was the premier existence in Dragotha, boasting a core membership of warriors, most were only beginner-level.

However, the combined force of hundreds attacking simultaneously posed a formidable threat.

Yet, Sebastian remained.composed.

with a flick of his wrist, a deafening boom shattered the tense silence. The charging disciples at the front were met with an invisible force that hurled them back with sickening. thuds. Blood arced through the air as their lifeless bodies hit the ground.

The remaining attackers halted in terror. Their faces paled while their eyes widened with shock and fear...

They had faced strong opponents before, but Sebastian's effortless slaughter defied anything they had witnessed.

His power was simply too frightening.

both alarmed and enraged, and he bellowed, "Everyone, attack at once! Anyone who hesitates will face the wrath of our

heard Charles" threat of punishment, they were terrified and immediately sprung into action, charging

were harsh. Disobedience meant severe punishment,

if they retreated, they saw

died, at least their families would not be implicated and would receive

stoic

eyes of these warriors, he appeared

at

was like they were a flock of sheep attacking a

was deeply shaken by the scene, never

Charles was equally astonished

grandmaster, be recognized that he couldn't match Sebastian's display of

powerful. Even if every single one of them falls, he won't even

were merely to distract

"Die!"

half of his hundred disciples slain, Charles raised his

a bullet shot out at lightning speed toward

still turned, and he was seemingly oblivious to the incoming