Salute To The General

Chapter 3144

Aaryan's strike was as quick as lightning. The speed was shocking.

The moment it struck Nathan, Aaryan's eyes gleamed with glee. The sword had pierced Nathan's jugular artery. No one-not even the gods-could save him now. Never in Aaryan's wildest dreams did he expect to succeed with his first strike.

Everything happened so quickly that it left him dumbfounded.

Could I have overestimated Nathan? Perhaps he's not as powerful as described in the rumors? Perhaps he's not like what I imagined.

All those thoughts occurred to him in a flash.

Shortly after his rose rapier was thrust out, he felt something was amiss.

Though Aaryan saw the rapier had stabbed Nathan, the former did not feel any feedback one usually got from stabbing a physical object.

It was as if he had stabbed into the air.

In the next second, he realized Nathan's figure was fading and disappearing.

I stabbed the mirage Nathan left behind!

It turned out that Nathan was moving so fast that Aaryan could not catch up with his figure.

Visually, Nathan was still standing in the same spot. In reality, Nathan had already vanished.

It was only when Aaryan realized he had stabbed a mirage Nathan left behind that he sensed something was off.

realization set off the alarm

his right ear also caught an almost inaudible sound of a weapon tearing through

turned pale with fright. Even so, he was still a vampire duke with powerful capabilities comparable to

critical moment, his solid foundation and experience in combat

weapon was coming from. All he could do was rely on the wind to estimate the velocity and speed of the attack.

Clang!

of weapons echoed across

had blocked Nathan's attack, he still skidded several meters

That was close. I almost got killed by Nathan right after

sweat formed

hand, Aaryan slowly turned his head to glance to his right, only

intimidating manner while wielding

en

raged, "D*mn it. I've been fighting professionals for my entire life that

asserted coldly,

nor

invincible fighter. Don't

your opponent, and don't think too

could sense the subtle condescendence in

made Aaryan's

Nathan. You'd better not regret this. I'm going to let you have

up at the sky and

muscular at a