Louis’ face was covered in blood and sweat; his two legs were flung far away, leaving a distinct bloody trail on the ground.
Only his upper body remained, propped up against the black base’s entrance.
Gao Xin pursued him, picked up his great axe, and continued the fierce assault, "I am the Gladiator, believe it or not!"
Louis paused with his hamr, then catapulted into the air, leaping five or six ters, and landed directly behind Gao Xin.
Without legs, he seed even more agile...
He swung his hamr, using it to propel himself forward in a digging charge!
"Thud, thud, thud!" Louis could be seen wildly swinging his hamr, almost as fast as before, save for one hand he couldn’t free up.
Gao Xin hastily dodged, blocking with his mighty axe, but he still couldn’t avoid Louis, who slapped the axe with his palm.
Instantly, Gao Xin was sent flying once again.
"Bro!"
"Boss!"
People from both bases watched anxiously from the windows.
The gap in strength was too great; Louis, even with such severe injuries, could still exert such trendous power.
Without his legs, yet still able to swing his hamr and charge forward with leaps and bounds.
How unyielding was his spirit with such a handicap in body?
But Louis didn’t pursue; instead, he stood trembling in the Duel Arena, hamr in hand.
Blood dripped steadily from his lower half as he said hoarsely, "You can’t possibly be the Gladiator, otherwise you’d have to fight to the death."
"Your entry into combat is rely to create an opportunity for your allies to break in."
"As ti runs out, you’ll surely run back to the base; people on both sides are yours..."
"You want to think you’re the Gladiator to force not to dare kill you because a minute after the end, I have to join you in death."
"Heh, but you’re underestimating . If you truly were the Gladiator, knowing I am going to die anyway, I would definitely tear you to pieces."
"And since you’re not, I might just let you live a little longer."
Hearing this, Gao Xin stood up with a cold laugh. Both his forearms were broken, hanging limp, as he fiercely pressed a point near his shoulder with his chin.
The pose looked bizarre, and onlookers were puzzled by his actions.
For a mont, the two stood facing each other in the arena, one without legs, the other with broken arms, both having an oddly shaped confrontation.
"Ha, ha... Scared to kill ? I will definitely chop you dead!" Gao Xin said with a resolute look in his eyes.
"Is that so..." Louis frowned, feeling this was going to be troubleso.
He believed his only chance was to rush into the base alongside Gao Xin when Gao Xin tried to retreat.
The ti was nearly up; as the victor, he had one more minute, but Gao Xin wouldn’t have a second to spare!
Gao Xin would definitely return to the base, so he had to stay calm and not beat Gao Xin to death or too brutally, lest his teammates gave up on him.
However, Gao Xin was not weak; on the contrary, he was so strong it was almost absurd, making Louis feel threatened.
He too was at the end of his tether, eager to finish off Gao Xin quickly, but hindered by the ho invasion.
In contrast, Gao Xin’s fighting spirit soared.
"Co on!" Gao Xin roared, and suddenly the first arm that had broken could vaguely move, albeit very awkwardly.
The elbow couldn’t be lifted, but the wrist seed to have recovered.
He dragged his axe, running like the wind and using the montum to swing his arm for a chop!
"What?" Louis was taken aback, sure that Gao Xin’s wrist had been shattered, wondering when it had been fixed?
Or had Gao Xin taken so Healing Potion? That was possible, after all, he was the ultimate glass cannon; having a potion on hand wasn’t surprising.
"Clang!"
Facing Gao Xin’s ferocious assault, Louis had no choice but to fight.
The great axe clashed with the massive hamr; this ti Gao Xin released his grip, not flying backward but instead sending the axe hurtling away.
Instead, he used this force to execute a twist in mid-air, spinning around for a vicious kick that lashed out at Louis.
With Louis caught mid-hamr swing, he had no leverage and was sent flying by the kick.
Though strong, he weighed less than forty kilograms now, even lighter than Gao Xin’s axe.
With Gao Xin’s strength, he could naturally send him flying!
Louis quickly propped himself up with his hamr, but Gao Xin was on him again.
After a few exchanges, he was sent flying once more.
After all, without a leg... actually without legs at all, with only his hamr for support!
For a ti, Louis found himself struggling to defend.
Several tis when he tried to counterattack, Gao Xin anticipated and struck his wounds opportunely.
"Such quick learning ability; is this guy ... reading my moves?"
Only minutes earlier, when he started swinging his hamr and digging around, he managed to send Gao Xin flying. Now, he was the one being sent flying in various fancy ways.
Lacking his legs, his agility and ability to vary his attacks had greatly diminished.
anwhile, Gao Xin was steadily getting a read on him.
"Hold on! Just hold on! Ti is almost up..."
Louis gritted his teeth and persisted, both sides exchanging blows in a fierce battle.
Ti ticked away second by second.
"You madman! Aren’t you going to run?"
"Only a few seconds left! If you don’t go now, you’ll get point-killed!"
Almost three minutes had passed, and Louis, gasping for breath, shakily urged on.
Gao Xin twisted his shoulder, and suddenly his other arm started moving as well.
Now, both his arms were raised, as if the bones had been fixed.
He spat out a mouthful of blood and suddenly turned and ran.
Seeing this, Louis was overjoyed, imdiately swinging his hamr to propel himself forward in a charging attack!
"He’s going back, Gao Xin can’t hold out anymore and is returning to the base."
Louis chased after Gao Xin, not daring to miss this opportunity.
However, Gao Xin didn’t head back to the base but instead picked up the previously thrown axe.
He suddenly turned and struck with a fierce chop!
"You’re insane! Go back!" Louis’s eyes nearly popped with rage, obliging a pause with a hamr swing to dodge to the side.
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