"What’s with this look in your eyes..."
The Flowing Swamp organization leader coldly said when he saw Dawn get up and look in his direction with a cold, detached look.
There was sothing in Dawn’s gaze which irked him.
There was no fear, no sense of regret.
"That look..."
The leader’s voice rumbled like thunder, his golden eyes narrowing into slits.
The air cracked, space itself distorting under his presence. Rage—pure, unfiltered rage—boiled inside him.
"Insolence."
His voice was no longer a re statent but a decree, heavy with the weight of power. "You do not look at like that."
In the next mont, the leader’s body turned into a ray of golden radiance.
"This attack again, do you think I am stupid?" Dawn internally sneered. He ignored the pain and focused ahead.
His blue eyes had already lit up with bright crimson light. He just needed one chance and the mbers of the Flowing Swamp organization could forget about living peacefully.
Dawn wasn’t a petty person, but he wasn’t a saint either. With their repeated actions, the Flowing Swamp organization had offended him completely.
Suddenly Dawn’s eyes narrowed to pinpoints. He felt a slight disturbance in the air beside him, his gaze shifting to his side almost instantaneously.
"Die, you fucking bastard!"
A crimson light ignited in Dawn’s pupils, surging like molten lava.
Then—BOOM!
Reality fractured. The world turned white. A blinding, hellish beam erupted, piercing through space directly teleporting in front of its target.
The Flowing Swamp leader barely had ti to register the attack before agony consud him.
A hole tore through his chest, black smoke erging from the wound as his insides burned like smoldering embers.
"Argh!" His scream ripped through the silence, filled with unimaginable pain.
His expressions was incredibly hideous, a painful whimper escaped his lips.
However, he still managed to survive and didn’t die directly like the Nether Wraiths in the past.
Dawn, who was watching this with all his focus, sighed with disappointnt.
He was hoping the 3% probability of instant death would activate, but it seed he was hoping for too much.
Shaking his head to get rid of useless thoughts, he focused on the situation at hand.
"Here is my chance." Dawn didn’t dare to dally and imdiately took to the air. He wasn’t sure if the Nine Abyss Nascent Laser Eyes would be effective or not, neither did he care.
There was only one thing on his mind!
For now, he just needed to escape. Although if he wanted, he could have easily left the Eternal battlefield, but he didn’t want to expose this ability.
The ability to move between the two realities as he wished was one of his trump cards that he didn’t want to easily reveal.
Without even looking back, Dawn’s body zipped past the bloodied corridor.
Dawn clenched his teeth, his vision darkening with fury.
"Flowing Swamp..." He spat the words as if they were poison.
"You dared to challenge . You dared to lay hands on ."
His blood-soaked body trembled, not from pain, but from the sheer depth of his wrath.
"One day, I will burn your entire existence to the ground."
After a mont, the Leader finally ca to his senses; however, when he tried to move his body, his expression turned ugly.
His body staggered like a drunkard; it was difficult for him to even remain standing.
"Stop right there, you filthy insect!" The Flowing Swamp organization’s leader bellowed with flas spouting out of his eyes.
Nine Abyss Nascent Laser Eyes hadn’t just blasted a hole in his body, but it also seed to have greatly damaged his soul.
Direct damage to the soul—this realization sent a chill running down the leader’s spine.
In his heart, the intent to kill had soared. He couldn’t allow Dawn to escape today; otherwise... the leader didn’t dare to continue thinking about it.
But he couldn’t do anything other than watch Dawn escape with his tail tucked between his legs.
"No! Stop right there, you coward!"
"Nothing could stop from killing you!"
The leader’s resentful howl reverberated in the hallway, making the onlookers cry in fear.
Dawn didn’t even halt for one second; he zipped out of the hallway, and in the next mont, he was out of the hotel, floating mid-air.
Floating mid-air, Dawn surveyed his surroundings with narrowed eyes.
He imdiately sighed after confirming there was no one outside.
"Oh! There is one person!"
His eyes landed on a youth dressed in shiny golden armor hiding behind a stone pillar.
Dawn coldly snorted; he couldn’t afford to waste any ti on small flies.
After all, he was out in the open. The rest of the mbers from the Flowing Swamp organization might gang up on him.
He had no interest in gangbangs.
The fiery red cape behind him fluttered intensely; in the next mont, his body turned into a fireball flying through the sky before disappearing.
....
Just a mont ago, when Dawn ca flying through the main entrance, Andrew felt his soul shake in fear as if he had encountered the embodint of Death itself.
His instincts scread—hide, survive.
Without thinking, he dove behind the stone pillar, his heart pounding like a war drum.
"This isn’t a person..." He swallowed thickly, his throat dry. "This is a fucking calamity.
So without even hesitating and not caring about the grudge, he hid behind the stone pillar and prayed that the demon wouldn’t notice him.
Andrew looked at the figure of the demonic young man disappearing into the sky with bated breath.
It was only when Dawn completely disappeared that he sighed with relief.
"This stupid organization is done for!"
"I need to get the fuck away from this stupid organization. To offend such a demonic being?"
"Do they not want to live anymore?"
Andrew wiped the cold sweat from his forehead and ca out of his hiding spot.
Suddenly thea air behind him vibrated and followed by a loud sound of an explosion, the figure of Flowning swamp landed beside Andrew like a burning teor.
"Damnn, it." The leader imdiately cursed after seeing no signs of Dawn.
Andrew whose was already on the edge was so frightened, that he almost fainted on the spot from fear.
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