Living With My Lady Boss

Yumi did her best to suppress the poison with her spiritual energy, all while her mind raced with questions about Beany.

Beany had been by Yumi's side since she was twelve. The two of them had grown up together, and Beany was one of the people Yumi trusted the most.

Yumi could hardly believe that Beany would betray her.

The poison on the dagger was also clearly targeted toward people of Sanctuary level. Yumi did her best but was still unable to stop the poison from spreading.

She started to feel dizzy, swaying on her feet.

Beany lowered her head, her expression full of remorse.

Just then, Syd let out a roar as he charged towards Yumi. He killed the nearest ninjas to her who were protecting her as he glowered at Beany.

At the same time, the ninjas shouted out loud as they threw themselves at Yumi in an attempt to kill her.

Yumi did her best to wield her sword, but she knew she would not last long.

She was losing spiritual energy as the poison spread, and it would not be long before she collapsed.

It was unclear if Wilbur was even alive, and once Yumi went down the others would hardly be able to hold up against all these ninjas. It was all over.

men let out a series of furious roars. They battled furiously, fighting their way over to Yumi

if they were more skilled than the Cherry Gladiators, their strengths were literally outnumbered by

the back watching as the ninjas

was distorted with grief,

with the same wide grin, snatching the Ghost Sword back with a chuckle.

Ghost Sword down against

was actually certain that

was just to let out his anger. He refused to believe that

the truth, Cyrus would have lost a long time ago if he did not have

admit it, but the truth was clear as day and

about to connect with Wilbur's neck, Wilbur opened

were clear, devoid of any

shock. The Ghost Sword surged with

cleaver let out an enormous rumble, swinging

a dozen meters backward in a hasty attempt to dodge, but

from the cut as a wave of piercing pain spread

This man had been struck by the Ghost

at the