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Relying on His Own Strength
Author: Alfonzo Perez
last update2025-10-11 08:01:53

The War God drew his thoughts inward and strained to think. This time the situation was far different from the old wars. Back then he could still hope for aid from other gods; now he could rely on no one but his own power.

Xiao Chen rejoined his golden spear into a single shaft. He spun the precious weapon so fast that it produced a high, ear-splitting whine—an almost metallic hum that cut through the charged air.

But that roaring vibration did nothing to slow the dozens of demons closing in to encircle him. If anything they pressed forward more eagerly, surging like a tide and launching attacks in tight, coordinated waves.

Xiao Chen found himself forced to simply endure the onslaught. His speed astonished even his enemies—though blows rained on him from all directions and battered his form, he kept moving, parrying and dodging with the practiced calm of a seasoned fighter.

Sin Wei and Wu Long watched with predatory grins as the War God
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