The Pinnacle Of Life

“You’re biting off more than you can chew!”

“Ungrateful bast*rd!”

Freeborn was upset mainly because of Xerxes. As for Alex, he did not intend to kill him because he needed his protector to be someone who had walked the path of ancient Buddhism.

At first, he did not pay much attention in the face of Alex’s incoming spear. However, his expression soon changed.

Alex directly activated his mental vision with an overwhelming murderous aura: immortal mountains, spiritual lakes, the great sun hanging in the sky, and ferocious birds flying.

The mental vision gradually engulfed Freeborn from above like a spread-out picture scroll.

“What?!”

“Such a complete mental vision?” Freeborn exclaimed. He had a mental vision as well, but it was definitely not as detailed as Alex’s. When the mental domain enveloped him and clashed with his mental power, he seemingly saw the cultivation myth in the ancient era.

“Break it!” Freeborn roared. He had also spread out the vision of his mental domain, which impacted Alex’s vision.

of thousands of divine swords. A huge 328 foot tall sword with a full

sword light. However, in the next moment, he was shocked again. The mental domain that Alex had activated was so sturdy that

cut into a viscous paste, or rather a pool glue. Not only did his attack

occurred just in an instant. Because of this momentary distraction, Alex’s Golden Spear arrived in front of Freeborn and hit right at

Freeborn was furious.

a setback as soon

of mental domain attacks, he was soundly

‘Is he a monster?’

is clearly so low, but

also mentally prepared in the face of such a killing move. A ray of dazzling light instantly

soon as the bead came out, it seemed to form a defensive layer in front of Freeborn’s

“Chaos Bead?!”

for a brief moment. He was then overjoyed. Without a second thought, he retrieved the Golden Spear

trying to grab my Chaos Bead with your

was he

think that his Chaos

expression drastically changed in the next second. To his surprise, he could not sense the Chaos Bead’s existence, as if it had completely disappeared from the