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Escape From the Battle
Author: Alfonzo Perez
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The demon warlord had just enough time to turn his head when he heard Jian Ma's warning. Fortunately, his quick reflexes saved him from death. Mao Tung shifted his body slightly to the side, and the tip of the golden spear passed smoothly just in front of his stomach.

But Xiao Chen's attack didn’t end there. After his thrust was dodged, he immediately slashed his spear and struck Mao Tung's stomach with great force.

Crack!

The sound of breaking ribs was loud, coinciding with the powerful slash that hit its target.

Tan Hui screamed loudly as Xiao Chen’s slash forced him backward. Not only that, but several of his ribs broke, causing him to grimace in pain.

"Impossible! Wasn’t your body destroyed earlier?" Tan Hui asked, struggling to use his power to heal his injuries.

Xiao Chen grinned, revealing his white teeth. His sharp gaze remained fixed on the demon warlord.

"Didn’t I warn you earlier? Unfortunately, you

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