Rising from the Ashes BY Only For You

Chapter 675 Andrew glanced at his palm, where a faint black mark had appeared-the toxic imprint of Gordon's Plaguebringer's Palm. However, with a slight shift of his internal energy, the venomous mark dissolved into nothing, as though it had never existed.

"Your so-called Plaguebringer's Palm feels more like an itch," Andrew stated coldly. "It's not even worth mentioning."

With that, he lunged forward. His voice dropped to a frigid growl as he taunted, "That was just a warm-up, Gordon. So what if you're a peak senior grandmaster? Killing you will be child's play!"

In the blink of an eye, the two of them exchanged over a dozen ferocious blows.

"You insolent brat!" Gordon bellowed, enraged. "I swear I'll crush you under my palm!"

However, Andrew pressed the attack relentlessly, forcing Gordon to retreat with every strike.

On the other hand, Gordon's anger flared. He was supposed to be the dominant one here, the predator toying with his prey. He had expected Andrew to cower, maybe beg for mercy-but instead, this young punk came at him like a battering ram, with no fear and no patience for games.

as a peak senior grandmaster, took a massive hit. He was a warrior who had terrorized the northern region for decades. Being treated like an afterthought by

tried to regain control, Andrew's attacks crashed down like relentless waves, each strike

bastard!" Gordon roared, desperation creeping into his voice.

humiliation, he threw both hands forward with a guttural shout. Two palms surged toward Andrew, both charged with

it would end the fight. Even if Andrew did not die from the impact, the toxins should ravage his body from within, turning his blood into poison and

with Andrew's defenses. However, Andrew remained standing,

said with a mocking smirk. "Is that the best

blow slammed into Gordon's chest with terrifying force. The sickening sound

his throat and burst from his

he gasped, his voice trembling with

grandmaster... not even a senior grandmaster... you've

in horror

gaze remained