The number of Daolu Generals here was incalculable. Just now, even with the four of us acting in syncBlind in the south, Mute in the north, in the east, and Fatty in the westwe had used up all of our skills just to take out one of them. But if there were two of them, we would definitely be seriously injured. I did a quick scan and saw that there were six or seven here, all different types. They appeared to be suitable for combat in various terrains.
I saw that the Wang family mbers expressions were relaxed, as if this situation had nothing to do with them. If these things revive, youll have to bear the consequences," I said to them.
The Wang familys leader looked at and smiled, "This is your choice. Our Wang family hasnt had a choice for a long ti now."
Shit, he turned out to be an optimist. I really have no way to deal with optimistic villains!
"Are you not afraid of death?" I asked him. Those in the Wang family who ca out to work should obviously be utilitarian and afraid of death.
The Wang familys leader readily nodded, "Were afraid, but weve reached a state of equilibrium now. Theres no need for us to surrender right now. We dont even know if these things will really revive. At this ti, emotions are useless."
His words echoed in my ears, suddenly breaking through my will. This was the sentence they had often said before I flattened the whole Wang family. I didnt know if he said it to intentionally, or if it was just an accident.
In the face of fate, emotions were just the feeling of adrenal hormone secretion. You shouldnt care about emotions, but about the accuracy of your actions after the adrenal hormone secretion kicked in.
That was the mont your life and death would be determined.
To put it simply, when people attacked others, they would get excited, their focus would beco more intense, and they would often feel angry at the sa ti. The key was to practice turning off your anger while leaving the intense focus generated by the excitent.
I was only able to do it at that ti because I didn't care about my life or death at all and just wanted to finish things.
This state was usually reserved for situations that couldnt be solved normally, like now. It was a way of life that would break the balance. I only had one advantage right now: I knew what would happen in the next second faster than everyone else.
As the Wang family's leader continued to look at cheerfully, I suddenly understood what I needed to do now. If I wanted to live, I couldnt regard my life as an important condition of my plan. It was only by not considering whether I could live or not that I could get the upper hand.
"If Im still alive at the last mont and you still dont know the secrets in the thunder, rember that it was only by helping that you couldve finally learned what was in the thunder."
When I said this, the Wang familys leader didnt seem to understand and asked, "What do you an?"
Just keep guessing, I said to myself. I opened my hand and looked at the copper coin, which was covered in blood.
I still didnt understand the aning of this coin. For , if I didnt know its significance and Xiao Hua couldnt tell now, then this copper coin was useless.
I turned around and stuffed it into the mouth of the Daolu General behind , causing the Wang family to imdiately panic. Almost at the sa ti, I leaped over, hugged the Wang familys leader, pulled out the dagger at his waist with my left hand, and cut the rope holding Xiao Hua, causing him to fall in an instant.
The Wang family's leader was about to grab , but I let go at almost the exact sa ti and fell towards the abyss.
I shouted in the air, "We fell! Xiao Hua at three o'clock, three ters away from the wall! Im at two o'clock, two point four ters away from the wall. Were separated by two seconds! Fatty, Little Brother, Black Glasses! Our lives depend on your eyes!"
As I spoke, I opened my arms and legs, the wind roaring in my ears as I fell deeper into the abyss. I prayed in my heart that soone would leap out of the darkness and catch us.
Tacit understanding, brothers! Tell we have a tacit understanding!
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