Chapter 1090 Officially Challenge You To A Duel

Nathan had killed Ross with a single punch. The former languidly took his sword and stabbed it into the ground as he challenged in a chilly tone, "That's it from one of the Twelve King's Knights?”

That's it? Nathan's words ignited Cicero's anger.

Flames of rage danced in Cicero's eyes as he solemnly asked the rest of his knights, “Who will come forward and kill this man?"

"Me!"

"I will!"

"I'm at your service!"

Three voices overlapped as three men of slightly different builds but similarly fierce expressions, stepped out. Their hands were pressed against the hilts of the swords.

The three of them were also among the Twelve King's Knights.

They walked out at the same time, but weren't civil in the least. They didn't intend to fight one-on- one with Nathan, but approached him together, ready to join forces and bring him down.

When the Smith's saw this, they couldn't help but curse, "Shameless! They're ganging up on him like cowards!"

big figures lined up by the side, Gabriel sneered, "Mr. Trumbo is here to avenge his son, not to see who's

The Smiths were enraged!

charging towards Nathan. They swung their swords at Nathan, intending to

Nathan had

yanked the fallen knight's sword from the ground, wielding it in a

Clang...

knights' swords were broken into half by Nathan with a

light as it slashed across

struggles to stay upright were futile as they collapsed onto the ground, and stopped moving after a short

Everyone exclaimed in horror.

and the lot stared

so much as breaking a sweat. He wasn't one to be easily

a sharp

of effort in training the Twelve King's Knights,

the African tribes which were crawling with warlords. Cicero ventured there whenever he pleased, and no one could match against his

knights had become so weak when they came

so, he did not push the advantage. All he did was stab the sword back into the ground, cross his arms over his chest,

of

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