The Man's Decree

Chapter 4223 Stop The Pursuit

“Do you want to know?” Kai said with a laugh.

“Of course!” Stanton nodded.

He was curious to know how Kai managed to suppress his crimson runes. After all, the crimson runes were a legacy passed down from within Sky Slasher Sect.

“Who do you think you are? I can’t just tell you. But, if you become my apprentice, I could let you in on it, even teach you if necessary,” Kai said with a mischievous grin.

Upon hearing Kai’s words, Wyatt and the others couldn’t help but burst into laughter.

Despite being in a life and death situation, Kai still had the audacity to fool around.

Stanton’s face turned ashen, and without hesitation, he raised his sword to strike once again.

He didn’t care whether the crimson runes on the massive sword still held their power or not.

This time, Kai didn’t take it head-on. Instead, he swiftly blocked it with Dragonslayer Sword.

Clang!

The two swords clashed in a crisp ring.

Kai’s slender physique seemed utterly insignificant in front of this giant. Yet, it was this seemingly insignificant figure that managed to block the blow.

Right after Kai blocked the sword, a ray of golden light suddenly shot out from the sky and fiercely struck the giant.

Boom!

staggered backward, its body riddled

Golden Dragon swooped down toward him, sweeping him with its tail. He was so infuriated

fighting Kai that he completely forgot

might, Stanton swung his sword down upon

twisting forcefully before it struck

Crash…

forceful impact, the greatsword shattered into pieces, leaving only the

“F*ck…”

hilt

on? Without any weapons, how am I supposed to

midst of Stanton’s daze, Golden Dragon swung its tail

Bang!

the giant collapsed in a

his entire body shattered into

just you wait. I’ll have my revenge sooner

he abruptly produced two charms, slapped them onto his legs, and then

charm had the power

you could

Suddenly, flames erupted beneath his feet as he initiated

incredible speed, vanishing without a trace in the blink of an

so he let out a

slow, yet you think

echoed in Stanton’s