The Supreme God

Before Austin came to the Martial World, this had been his pet phrase. He had made it his life's motto back then, and now it just escaped his lips.

Before leaving, Austin searched the shattered corpse of the Blood Wolf Team, and found about five thousand vital energy crystals in his pockets.

Nefariously, he thought that killing and looting was a very quick way to become wealthy, even though an indecent one.

Austin was very pleased that he had received thousands of vital energy crystals without having to do almost anything at all.

But pretty soon, his mind wandered and turned its attention in the direction of the celestial energy ginseng. He realized that this was something far more precious than any amount of vital energy crystals he could gather.

The very next instant, he disappeared using the Wind-commanding Skill. . . . .

Somewhere deep in the Grand Desolation Mountain.

The sounds of a wild struggle and the shouts of several people, as if they were chasing someone, suddenly broke the silence of the mountain forest.

A girl in a purple dress appeared between the trees, running as fast as her legs could carry her. She was about seventeen years old and looked quite pretty. However, her crystal-like eyes were made unattractive by the fact that they were filled with flutter and fear.

Behind her, a dozen men were chasing her like a lion chasing its prey. Those men were all carrying weapons, and looked vicious with anger, and there were murderous looks on all of their faces.

"Stop, you little thief! How dare you steal my thing! I am gonna tear you to pieces!"

one of them yelled loudly. He sounded way more anxious than angry though, as if the girl had taken something very important from him.

What he said added to the girl's panic and she tried her best to speed up.

"Hurry up! The thief is fast. Seize her and don't let her run away! She has my low-grade spiritual weapon! It is only a level 2 but it cost me a fucking lot of money!" one of the pursuers shouted.

weapon? Hell man, mine is a fucking level 4! I will

rather grumpily, huffing as they

two! My situation is even worse! She stole all my cores! I risked my life and fought all those beasts this month in the Grand Desolation Mountain to get

her lip in horror. She was getting tired now. She had a small mouth and rosy lips,

it! How on earth do I get rid of

she would certainly fall

was standing under a big tree and seemed to be trying to figure out what was going on around him in

she rushed to the boy's side straight away.

but Austin. He had been traveling through the forest when he had suddenly heard the voices of those men. They were running and shouting in the distance but gradually getting closer. But before he could figure anything out, a pretty and charming young girl was running towards

curious look. She compressed her lips into a smile, but soon she couldn't help but grin, showing her white teeth. Before Austin could ask her any questions, she took a deep breath and cried out, "I've made it, brother! Please hold them off and I will run with

voice was loud enough to reach the men chasing her. It looked like the girl wasn't talking to Austin at all, but was making sure that her pursuers could hear

something was wrong. But before he could act, the girl rushed past him like wind. All that was left was a

damn it! She has help! Come with me and grab them both! Kill the boy

roared as they heard the girl's words from a distance. They were apparently enraged and

"What the hell!"

was going on, he had been used by a strange girl. What was worse, he didn't think that the

the run-away girl, who must be cheering that her trick

her and it took him just a few steps before

head, still running, and found Austin's smile glaring at her naughtily. It was

incredibly fast!' she groaned in

surprised that you have the guts to drag me into the mire with you. But in any case, one should return as good as one receives. I think I should pay you back, don't

her with a

"What do you mean?"

She was somehow alarmed by Austin's vicious smile, and she had a sinking feeling that this boy was not going to help her.