Life After Prison

Chapter 117

“How!” Everyone’s face paled with fright as they witnessed how easily Severin killed one of the seven top fighters of the Blood–Drinker Gang.

“Kill them!” After recovering from a brief moment of stupefaction, Monte immediately issued an order with the belief that having strength in numbers would overwhelm Severin, even if the latter had the same strength as Larry or Blade.

However, Severin rushed over in a flash, snatched the machete from a younger member of the Cedar Gang, and immediately rushed into the crowd.

“Ah!” One of the Blood–Drinker Gang’s highly–skilled fighters was beheaded! A spurt of blood then flew across the air, and another of the Blood–Drinker Gang’s fighters collapsed!

After several quick flashes, the remaining people who had come to lend their support were all beheaded. Seven people died at Severin’s hands in a matter of seconds–a testament to how fast.

he was.

Monte’s face turned ugly, and the scene before him felt like a nightmare. Though he considered himself an able fighter,

splattered once again, and the unfortunate victims were One–Eye and Kevin. They collapsed on the ground while clutching their necks, and there was a look of fear in their eyes before they

a run for it, but a blur flashed past him and he soon realized that the machete in Severin’s hand had landed

me!” Monte said in a trembling voice. That was the

you’d just live out your days without causing any trouble? I didn’t want to kill you, but there’s no point in sparing you after you colluded with people from Riverson. Lowlifes like you are the kind

men are now dead. If any of you wish to have the same fate as them, you’re

for Larry and Blade to kill a couple of people from the Cedar Gang, Severin had already made light work of their top guns and beheaded the seven strongest individuals from the Blood–Drinker

stood motionlessly in the center, he was like the god of death in everyone’s eyes. His aloofness and

forgive us!” Some of the people from the Cedar Gang immediately knelt on the ground. None of them were even remotely confident of winning despite their sheer size. If the battle continued, they would most certainly