357: Chapter 357: Keep Them All for Personal Use 357: Chapter 357: Keep Them All for Personal Use “Bang”—before he even hit the ground, the Xue Feng Leader’s head exploded like a smashed waterlon.
Now, even those who hadn’t seen clearly what had happened before finally understood what was happening in front.
Moreover, after the bullet blew up the head of the Xue Feng, it went on to pierce through several people behind him in a single line.
These people didn’t have their leader’s strong ability and reaction speed.
Zhao Guang fired the fourth shot, satisfyingly watching the exploded head, indicating his intention to relentlessly pursue the fleeing enemies.
He couldn’t afford to give his opponents a chance to survive, so the fourth shot was purely Zhao Guang’s way of making sure of it.
“Charge, kill them all,” Karan roared, and the people of the Mad Lion rcenary Group, still not having enough ti to react, instinctively followed their leader and charged ahead.
By the ti they were halfway there, they finally realized what their leader was planning.
There had been a chance of failure, but with such a terrifying weapon, how could they possibly lose?
This was a battle they were bound to win; if they perford well, not only would the past not be a disgrace, but it might also beco a glorious tale.
Thus, these n charged even faster.
Behind them, Jeana was sowhat dumbfounded; how had these people run ahead so quickly?
She hadn’t even prepared her magic yet, and these people were too fast.
“What are you staring at, catch up, let’s fight it out,” finally, Coscola also caught on.
The ssy slave soldiers in front seed to have not yet regrouped, but under Coscola’s urging, they still managed to loosely organize themselves and cautiously ran toward the front.
“Wind Spirit Acceleration.” Finally, while they were still within range, Jeana completed her support magic.
The originally slower slave army suddenly moved faster than the people of the Mad Lion rcenary Group.
Jeana, anwhile, stayed in place, gasping for breath—not so tired as to be completely depleted this ti.
It seems that after so ti training, Jeana had significantly improved.
The slaves behind were in disarray, who knows if it was because five pigs got scared, or they themselves were startled.
Zhao Guang, at this mont, paid no attention to these details, and under the astonished gazes of Qiao Miya and others, Zhao Guang fired again.
After all, the leader of the Xue Feng Thief Gang had been killed, but they still had other people.
These people obviously didn’t plan to give up resisting, so Zhao Guang aid at those who could still resist and fired another shot.
With a “bang,” the entire side of an interdiate warrior exploded.
Not every interdiate warrior was Zhao Guang, nor did every warrior use a defensive battle technique as their Lifebound Battle Skill.
Even the few who had defensive Lifebound Battle Skills were not monstrously like Zhao Guang, who, by using painkillers in a monstrous way, achieved a monstrous level of battle skills, making him completely unlike them.
An advanced warrior might struggle to block a Barrett Bullet, but Zhao Guang, using Solid Wall Armor, could definitely block it.
The only issue would be a greater consumption of Combat Energy, but he perford better in this respect than those advanced warriors.
On the thief gang’s side, the situation felt completely different.
People were inexplicably exploding; it was simply unbelievable.
Did the opponents have a Mage?
What a terrifying magic this was.
For these people, mages were a very distant existence.
In these rural areas, even magicians were rarely seen.
However, they soon encountered them because Xi Fei had also entered the battlefield.
Behind the crowd, fireballs were thrown one after another, completely ssing up the opponent’s formation.
By the ti the crowd surged forward, the Xue Feng Thief Gang was thoroughly disoriented, and Zhao Guang ceased firing.
In such a chaotic battlefield, even Zhao Guang could not ensure he wouldn’t accidentally harm his own people.
As for entering the battlefield, Zhao Guang could only say that everyone was overthinking it.
The reason he practiced was to live longer and protect himself better, not to fight others recklessly.
The previous clashes with the enemy had been out of necessity.
Given any chance, how could Zhao Guang willingly engage in combat?
At that mont, Zhao Guang was watching from a distance, but as he watched, he couldn’t help shaking his head.
The quality of these slave soldiers was just too poor.
Clearly, their equipnt was very good, far superior to that of the opposing infantry.
Not everyone in the Xue Feng rcenary Group was a warrior; most of those infantryn were ordinary people.
Yet, under such absolute advantage, the slave soldiers started running away before even making contact.
If Zhao Guang didn’t know better, he might have thought that the enemy had routed his troops.
Fortunately, there were still two teams performing decently on the field.
One was the Mad Lion rcenary Group, who truly let loose this ti.
Another was led by Coscola with his Personal Guard, who were the cream of the crop selected from these n, coupled with those initially bought from the slave market, already possessing so combat experience.
At least in this favorable battle, they perford well.
Before long, the Xue Feng rcenary Group was completely defeated.
But unexpectedly, so still managed to escape.
Zhao Guang shook his head; without a pursuit unit under his command, he could not chase after them.
So he could only announce through loudspeakers, “Everyone stop the pursuit.”
Hearing these words, many breathed a sigh of relief, everyone stopping and then ssily walking back.
Karan, standing alongside his n, appeared sowhat embarrassed, given their poor performance earlier.
Before the battle started, they thought of retreating.
Once the battle began, they disobeyed orders and charged out on their own.
The magic that should have been supported on his n was all given to the slave soldiers, most of whom hardly perford.
Two mistakes made Karan feel extrely awkward at that mont.
However, Zhao Guang had no ti to deal with him as his gaze was fixed on the mbers of the thief gang.
Although these n were captured, many still displayed great defiance and insubordination.
“Quite spirited, aren’t you?
I wonder if you’ll keep that up once you beco slaves.”
“Don’t think you’ve won.
Having offended us today, you will surely die in the future.” A thief didn’t finish speaking before Coscola slapped him back.
“These people are too ill-mannered, master, what should we do?”
Zhao Guang eyed these people as if assessing livestock and after a long while, spoke, “These people were not easy for others to cultivate.
It would be a waste to just sell them off; let’s keep them for ourselves.”
Although Coscola was sowhat surprised, he did not object.
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