The Legendary Man

“D*mn, is it possible that the old man actually intends to eliminate his own people?” Hayden muttered with uncertainty.

The atmosphere in the small garden at this moment could be described as extremely eerie.

The death soldiers from the North Outer City governor’s residence were surprisingly singled out as well, targeted one after another as if they had become the primary focus of the Black Armor Legion.

Kathleen, on high alert, regarded Hayden, who lay on the ground like a limp pile of mud, and inquired, “Can your venomous insects still exert control over others?”

At this moment, Hayden’s spiritual energy and vitality had not yet recovered, making it impossible for him to muster even a shred of fighting strength. He was so weak that he couldn’t even stand steadily.

If it weren’t for Jonathan risking his life to pull Stellario out of Insect Sea, the latter would probably have been chopped into pieces by now.

Although these individuals each belonged to different factions and didn’t particularly care for one another, they couldn’t afford to play any tricks when faced with a common threat.

“I possess parasites capable of controlling corpses. You’ve all witnessed them on the Ascension Peak’s square platform. However, the insects I’m releasing presently are not that type of parasite; they are highly toxic creatures. I believe Celestus is merely concocting an excuse. It’s evidently another trap.”

No sooner had Stellario’s words left his lips than sharp noises began to rend the air.

Joshua brandished the Formation Crusher in his hand, casting it out in all directions. Several formations and restraining barriers took shape, providing protection for everyone within.

Someone roared angrily at Celestus, “Celestus! Are you planning to rebel?”

At this moment, Celestus appeared utterly nonchalant.

“Rebel? Rebel against who? Are you talking about Governor Carmichael, who’s dead? Since you are so loyal, I will grant your wish of following him in hell.”

As he spoke, Celestus raised his right hand high and swung it forcefully forward.

The Black Armor soldiers put down their longbows and drew their swords, charging into the small garden. They began to indiscriminately slaughter every death soldier within the garden.

Amid the initial onslaught of arrows, the individuals left within the garden, except for Jonathan and a handful of other outsiders, were the death soldiers. Caught by surprise, they had sustained substantial casualties.

although they had been meticulously chosen by Roy as

garden of North Outer City, a ceaseless clamor

ones who could be considered safe were Jonathan and his

of the

the garden’s size was limited. Even moving at a deliberate pace, someone had already

blasting a basketball-sized hole in the chest of a Black Armor

this gunshot was

an eye, the Black Armor soldiers erupted with roars, brandishing their weapons and charging toward Jonathan and

at Jonathan, “Jonathan, set

the formation plate that hadn’t had the chance to be activated was seized by Jonathan and stored in his storage

could use the formation in the small garden against the enemy, although it wouldn’t allow

moment,

severed hand that was still tightly gripping it, and threw them all to

any intention of rescuing Roy from the outset! If my assumption is accurate, Neil was able to orchestrate this trap because his informant within North Outer City

was crafty

didn’t delve into extensive explanations, these few speculations sufficed for everyone to grasp the underlying cause-and-effect

a substantial private army,

supposed deal between him and Joshua simply

small world. Indeed, from Joshua’s reaction,

had placed Joshua in

or was there another motive

wanted to revolt, the

in North Outer City, it would perfectly serve Neil’s purpose. The best

deceit involving Kathleen and others, persuading them to transmit secret messages to his family, there undoubtedly must be another motive concealed within

together with such

truth and falsehood

truly found themselves in

tumultuous surges of his spiritual power, rudimentary