A Man Like None Other

In the eyes of Demon Seal Alliance members, their only concern was self-interest. If the day ever came when the Alliance faced ruin, it was likely that many would abandon ship without a second thought.

Bernard cast his gaze upon Decanus. Without wasting any time on unnecessary words, he threw a punch straight at the latter.

The punch carried the hopes and fury of over a hundred thousand soldiers.

Decanus dared not be careless anymore. He swiftly swung the long sword he was wielding.

Hundreds of thousands of soldiers, without a moment’s hesitation, had severed their heads, offering their divine souls as a sacrifice. The magnitude of this act had left him, a member of the high and mighty celestials, feeling a sense of oppression.

After all, celestials were considered the most noble of all races. No other race could match their nobility, especially the human race.

They were the ones most despised by the celestials.

This was precisely why Decanus, despite having the ability to defeat his enemies in one move, chose to toy with them instead.

He sought pleasure in toying with these people, reveling in the sense of superiority it gave him.

Yet, at that moment, he no longer harbored any semblance of a playful attitude or feeling within his heart.

He only felt as though his heart was under some sort of pressure.

Boom!

seemed to merge into one,

of thousands of soldiers also

hand shattered, and in an instant, he was sent a few

Bernard’s face

though countless lights were scattered across the heavens and the earth, much like fireflies, swirling around

from the bodies of the

Bang!

another punch, a punch so powerful that it seemed to distort

sparked to life in the palm of his hand, and quickly, this golden light transformed once more into a

identical to the one that Decanus had just used. The only

gripped the long sword

Boom!

fell ruthlessly, colliding

terrifying forces clashed, causing a frightening power to erupt in

deep, had formed on the ground. It resembled

around was sent flying by this terrifying force, flying fifty kilometers backward before they could

them watched in bewilderment.

stood facing each other in the heart of the imperial city, both emanating an

kept their distance, not