In the first few seconds, Jindeng did not think he had done anything wrong.
As a scion of the aristocracy of the powerful Great Chen Empire, his status could not be considered low.
Otherwise, he wouldn’t be stepping out with a number of guards known as ’Frenzied Warriors’.
His noble status and lavish lifestyle had also fostered his arrogant personality.
After his failed invitation to the suspected Zhongshan Kingdom noble, Li Changhe, he wanted to say more, clearly not yet willing to give up on those two girls.
Then he laid his eyes on a handso young brother.
Stirred, Jindeng naturally extended an invitation to ’him’.
Compared to those nobles who forcibly took civilian won and n, he considered himself quite cultured for not using force or status to coerce.
Had it been in Great Chen, Li Changhe wouldn’t have even had the chance to refuse. Jindeng himself had done such things more than once.
But this place was Xuan City, where it wasn’t wise to act too brazenly, lest he incur the displeasure of the Queen of Xuan City.
He rely wanted to take the young brother’s hand after a satisfying al and drink, sing the song of the Yue people, and then...
He thought Qiu Wentian, dressed in tight-fitting attire, might be Li Changhe’s scribe, a Zhongshan Kingdom noble’s disciple, or possibly a green and naive calf, new to the world of rivers and lakes.
If the forr, not to ntion Zhongshan’s nobility, even the King of Zhongshan would undoubtedly afford him this face. Just a scribe, after all, what’s the big deal? It’s not uncommon for nobles to exchange concubines.
If the latter, following him to bask in glory and riches would be far more comfortable than playing the hero.
Therefore, Jindeng put on a smile and issued the invitation to the young brother.
But he caught a glimpse of Li Changhe and the others looking at him in shock from the corner of his eye.
A sliver of doubt began to rise in his heart, was there sothing wrong with what he had said?
The problem... was huge!
The next second, a dense killing intent filled the street. Qiu Wentian’s ponytail moved without wind, as boundless rage transford into strength.
With one step, he crushed the cobblestones, and with one punch, he lashed out.
’Bang!’
A loud sound echoed through the street, and Jindeng was hit with darkness before his eyes, as if sothing had struck him flying, then he crashed heavily to the ground.
With a ’crack’, an excruciating pain ca from his abdon.
What had happened? Was he being assassinated? Why hadn’t the Frenzied Warriors behind him saved him?
Damn it, damn it, their failure to protect, they all deserved death!
Jindeng, writhing in pain on the ground, had not seen clearly what had happened, nor did he know who had struck him.
He didn’t see one of his guards also lying on the ground, struggling fiercely, his thick plate armor twisted and deford. Blood was streaming out from his helt.
Many onlookers shifted their expressions dramatically.
After all, Jindeng’s notoriety was not small; to say he was overbearing was an understatent. n and won whom he took a fancy to rarely escaped his grasp. His bad reputation was well known.
However, those invited to Xuan City were also not figures to be trifled with. It was unclear what kind of conflict might erupt.
Therefore, many watched silently.
And then, in a mont quicker than they could react, they witnessed a strange and astonishing scene.
The not very tall young broth... young lady stepped forward and landed a punch on Jindeng’s chest too quick for the naked eye to catch.
And at the sa ti, a plated guard behind Jindeng took a step forward to shield him.
Nearly two ters tall and clad in heavy armor, they were the elite special forces of Great Chen, the Frenzied Warriors.
The Great Chen Kingdom had trained these powerful soldiers by so unknown ans.
They were extrely secretive and rarely appeared in public.
Even the corpses of the berserk soldiers who died on the battlefield, Great Chen would pay any price to take them away.
It was said that berserk soldiers could contend with the armored warriors of the Chenhai Empire, thus gaining their illustrious reputation.
He stood in front of Jindeng like a city wall, fending off any potential attacks.
However, such an elite was sent flying by a punch from a girl whose height only reached his chest, and even Jindeng behind him was knocked flying, incidentally breaking Jindeng’s ribs.
"Hiss~" Onlookers inhaled sharply, even the people of Xuan City wore faces of shock.
"Damn, this girl... she’s way too strong," soone exclaid.
In the inn, Guo Yi, who saw this scene, was shocked enough to drop his teacup.
He had intended to ddle in the affair. After all, only they from Chenhai wouldn’t fear Great Chen. But there was simply no chance for them to step in. The opponent had knocked down a berserk soldier with a single punch.
And Qiu Wentian’s face was full of rage, her little face flushed red with anger.
The taboo word that she should never have heard ntioned was actually spoken to her face.
She might as well say her own Li Changhe was her third aunt at least that was still a woman!
Step by step, she walked towards Jindeng, and a mountain of corpses and sea of blood-like killing intent began to condense.
She planned to hamr a few more tis on Jindeng’s chest with her little fists.
The plate-armored guards appeared by Jindeng’s side with weapons in hand, firmly protecting him in the middle.
Jindeng’s ribs were broken, unknown how many, and he simply couldn’t stand up. After being protected by the guards, he couldn’t see Qiu Wentian approaching.
All he knew was that soone had attacked him, and he didn’t even know who it was.
And for soone as arrogant and superior as him, he couldn’t stand this kind of humiliation.
His invitation was kindly rejected, and he was even attacked by soone.
Thus, enduring the pain from his ribs, his originally gentle face had already twisted. He roared lowly, "Do it, break that man’s limbs, I want to have my way with his woman in front of him! Then throw his woman into the dirtiest brothel!"
The poisonous words spewed from his mouth, and he tore away all his disguises, unleashing his malevolence rampantly.
However, at the next second after he uttered these words.
Spears of bone rose from the ground, piercing his body and hoisting him into the air.
Before the guards could react, Jindeng had already been pierced by over a dozen holes and hung on the bone spears like a public spectacle.
This caused an uproar in the streets, with many people unable to stop vomiting at the bloody scene. The eerie attack also sent chills down the spine.
What was even more frightening was that Jindeng wasn’t dead yet, even though his heart had been stabbed by the bone spears, his body was still eerily writhing.
As if sothing wanted to burst out of his body.
Li Changhe and others shifted their gaze, no wonder they always felt so beings were irrationally fearful and hostile to them.
It turns out... haha, it was the effect of the Human Guardian’s Protection.
Li Changhe and Xiao Nan both had the Human Guardian’s Protection, making them more noticeable to the Abnormality.
This Jindeng and their so-called berserk soldiers... being affected by this Protection... interesting.
What was more unexpected was that a servant who had originally followed behind Jindeng, after hurrying over, swung his sword and chopped off Jindeng’s neck.
Jindeng’s body stopped writhing, limbs dangling lifelessly, and he was completely dead.
Afterward, two berserk soldiers quickly took down Jindeng’s battered corpse. They wrapped it securely with the hemp cloth brought by the servant.
"My young master has caused you trouble," the servant saluted Li Changhe and said, "On the account of the Lord of Xuan City, please forgive us."
Li Changhe glanced at him indifferently and asked, "Your master is dead, what would you like to express?"
The servant replied with a smile, "My family has many young masters, we won’t miss one blind to his situation."
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