Watching the scene of these four people charging toward Tang Ye, the onlookers couldn’t help but admire them at that mont.
This was a true daredevil squad, unafraid of death, nor daunted by stronger opponents.
People didn’t know what feeling death was like, but pain was decidedly unpleasant. At the mont the Apocalypse struck, the world had turned into a vast jungle. In this jungle, everyone was a wild beast, each beast struggling to satisfy its hunger. The only way for a beast to ensure it didn’t starve was to hunt other beasts. In the Apocalypse, every person did the sa.
Like the animals, every injury brought not only the pain one could feel on their body but was also a constant threat to their life.
Pain was loathso, let alone death. In this forest, everyone was suffocating. To suffocate to the extre was an endless, agonizing process, and no one wished to try such a death.
Those who couldn’t bear it were killed early on in the Apocalypse—by zombies, by the darkness in human nature, or they vanished from the world through suicide. Yet, the survivors treasured their lives all the more dearly because they could not forget just how they managed to cling to them through hardship.
Here, everyone who had brushed past the Grim Reaper knew just how terrifying death was. For these people, the half-step they took into the underworld had already sounded the warning that being alive was precious. Those who committed suicide couldn’t bear it, misunderstanding life, thinking death could solve all.
When they ca face-to-face with death, it was too late, even if they realized everything in that mont.
Those who lived until today, upon seeing these four who feared not death charging toward the overlord of South China, felt a kind of envy sprout in their hearts. It was sothing they lacked but dared not attempt.
Tang Ye silently stood up, casually tossing the twisted mask in his hand onto the ground, without looking back.
However,
just as the four were a re ter away from him, Tang Ye’s hand flashed with a blood light, and a blood-red blade appeared out of thin air!
The sharp blade of flesh and blood drew a brilliant white line in the air, which slashed across the waist of the four n!
At that mont!
Ti seed to co to a halt.
The next second, the four fell to the ground powerlessly, their Aurora Breathers losing their original radiance, growing dim.
Imdiately after, the flesh and blood blade in Tang Ye’s hand also crumbled into dust in an instant, scattering on the ground without a trace.
Simultaneously, Hatred’s fist blasted through the last layer of protective bone and battle helt visor on Ning Tianlang, his five fingers sinking into his opponent’s flesh like hard iron hooks.
As Hatred pulled out his hand, a streak of blood sprayed forth, and on his blood-drenched left hand, a Level Six Evolution Core appeared, conspicuous.
"Hehehe~" Hatred burst into laughter. The life faded from Ning Tianlang before him, his body going limp, collapsing onto the ground.
And without hesitation, Hatred devoured the blue Crystal Core.
Tang Ye looked up. The area within a five-kiloter radius of the East playground had already changed beyond recognition. The most severely affected area had even turned into black soil, with fires blazing and black smoke obscuring the sky, presenting the scene of the Apocalypse.
In this battle, Tang Ye easily won with his own strength, but this did not an that the United District had no losses. However, there was nothing that could be done about it; since the battle erupted in the United District, it was natural that everything there would be damaged.
But this ti, the losses caused were the greatest ever encountered by the United District. Tang Ye, looking at the scene before him, could not suppress the raging anger in his heart.
"Cloud Gorge Base, I will rember this. I hope you won’t regret it," Tang Ye’s face twisted slightly, madness flickering in his eyes.
But soon, Tang Ye seed to sense sothing and turned around with a cold laugh, "Ha, ha, ha. You’re quite resilient, aren’t you? To have survived this?"
Not far from where Tang Ye stood, one of the four Level 6 New Humans from Ning Tianlang who lay on the ground was sohow getting to his feet, his gaze fixed on Tang Ye. Even though his body was bisected by a blade, even in such a state, he still reached for his knife, intent on continuing the attack.
Tang Ye walked forward with a sinister smile, grabbing the man’s head with one hand and lifting it slightly. The man soon dropped the knife from his grip. He did not beg for rcy; instead, he took off his battle helt and retracted it back into its launch pack,
Despite his severe injuries, his facial expression did not change. Could he really not feel the pain? Or had he beco accustod to the pain?
After removing his battle helt, his gaze t Tang Ye’s eyes. For a few seconds, he suddenly started laughing, but his smile seed chanical. Tang Ye found it quite peculiar.
These people clearly had flesh and blood, yet why did they laugh like that? As if a computer were emitting a synthesized electronic laugh.
"Today’s events won’t just end like this, Cloud Gorge Base. I will make them pay the price, especially the Hidden Dragon Society. I will treat them ’well’!" Tang Ye said coldly, his grip on the man’s head tightening even more.
After speaking, his grip intensified further, and it seed the man was aware he was about to die at Tang Ye’s hands. Yet, not a hint of fear appeared on his face; instead, the chanical smile grew even broader. He uttered strange words, as if talking to himself or perhaps mocking Tang Ye.
"This is just a warning."
"This... is just a warning."
"Just a warning... we... will co back again."
"Is that so?" Tang Ye didn’t care in the least. His grip increased in strength once more, and with a slight twist to the side, accompanied by a "crack," Ning Tianlang, who had narrowly escaped death, was now truly dead.
Tang Ye stood up, looking at the devastation in the distance and muttered, "Just a warning? Heh, heh, heh... well, I’ll give you a warning too."
...
Ti passed quickly, and before one realized, heavy snow had completely covered the ground. Every step taken by the people outside left footprints, deep or shallow, while others found themselves half-buried in the thick snow on distant streets.
However, on the cross street behind them, over a hundred soldiers were relentlessly clearing the accumulated snow from the ground.
The street’s na was Changhang Avenue, and it was well-known in the Dongsheng Co-managent for various reasons, but the main reason was that Changhang Avenue served as the boundary between Dongsheng’s east and west sides.
Yet, within this month, for so unfathomable reason, the rulers of Dongsheng Co-managent had ceded the entire western side of Dongsheng to the officials stationed by the United District.
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