A Healer’s Journey

Chapter 17 Not Surrendering

The four men in black were only briefly stupefied before they returned to the fray with even more savagery.

Finnegan quickly avoided their attacks before stretching out his left foot to tap on one of the men’s calves. A crack echoed in the air, and that man collapsed onto the ground, grabbing his calf and crying out in agony.

Oscar’s gaze darkened.

He could fight in the same way Finnegan did, for he was trained under a master fighter.

However, he could not wrap his mind around how Finnegan, someone who was forced out of Jadeborough by Killian back then, could become a master in fighting as well.

While he was thinking about that, Finnegan had swept his leg in an arc and fl*pped the other three men onto the ground. In no time, Oscar was the only one left standing.

Oscar narrowed his eyes. “You’re talented, but unfortunately, you’ve met me.”

“Come on. Give it a try.”

Finnegan lifted his arm and beckoned Oscar to come.

The action, similar to the beckoning of a dog, infuriated Oscar. With an angry cry, he dashed toward Finnegan before lifting his leg up to swing it downward.

Not only did he want Finnegan to find out what pain was, but he also wanted Finnegan to kneel before him and beg for his forgiveness.

Yet, Finnegan suddenly raised his leg faster than Oscar did-higher, too-before slamming it down on Oscar’s shoulder. The sickening crack of the clavicle reverberated in the space, and Oscar fell to the ground in the position of a split. Cold sweat instantly beaded on his forehead as pain, fear, and shock crashed into him like a tidal wave.

Why can’t I even withstand a blow from him?

“Who in the world are you?”

Instead of answering him, Finnegan spun on his feet to land a spinning kick on Oscar’s chest. Oscar flew backward. When he crashed to the ground, he spat out a mouthful of blood as two of his ribs broke.

However, Oscar still managed to not make any sound of pain.

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and questioned, “What kind of

over to him before looking downward at him. “You

lifted his leg and cruelly crushed. Oscar’s right hand under his foot. Pain surged up his arm, and Oscar could not

did not stop there. He proceeded to crush Oscar’s other hand and

shuddered when

away for a

and say, “Tell Tristan when you go back that the Chomsky family has thirteen more

Finnegan was out of the alley. “Oscar, what do we do?”

hatred was in Oscar’s eyes. “Take

of the alley. She had not gone.

her grandfather again. “Grandpa, Tristan just sent Oscar to mess with Mr. Larkin, but Mr. Larkin crippled him. So, who in the world is Mr. Larkin? Why is Oscar, an Amber Realm fighter of Preliminary Rank, no match for him? Moreover, why are you trying to butter

his words and do your best to sleep with him. You’ll find the answer when it’s

ended. Alisha huffed, “Stupid Grandpa. Still, it looks like I have to be serious about sleeping

“What’s going on?”

was astounded when he saw how severely

underestimated Finnegan. I’m no match for him. I’m quite certain he’s an Amber Realm

fighter of Postliminary Rank?”

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Realm, Enigma Realm, and Amber Realm. Furthermore,

of Preliminary Rank, was already capable of fighting a hundred people by himself. Thus, the thought of how Finnegan might be an Amber Realm. fighter of Postliminary

fighters of

going to defeat

don’t worry, I’ve sent my men to contact my senior. He’s an Amber Realm fighter of Absolute Rank, and he’s going to be coming to Jadeborough to avenge me in a few days’ time. I’m sure he’ll be able to defeat Finnegan.”

Tristan became at ease. “I’ll leave this to you and your senior,

hastily made

surgery.

the relocation and demolition at Wharf Street according to the rules and regulations. The compensation will start from twenty-three thousand for every square meter. We’ll use this to make Finnegan let down

“Got it.”

Finnegan woke as usual for breakfast

sat down, Alisha came over and took the milk that Finnegan had yet to drink. After a few days of interaction, she had already grasped most of Finnegan’s character, so she was no longer as cautious as