Chapter 357
Michael’s fighting style was undoubtedly a path to death.
Loretta narrowed her eyes slightly and shouted coldly, “You want to die? I’ll grant your
wish!”
She hurled the meteor hammer in her hand toward Michael. With a loud clang, he narrowly dodged it, and the heavy weapon smashed hard into the bronze incense burner inside the hall.
Seeing this, the surrounding bandits rushed forward to besiege Michael.
But he didn’t stop moving. His body spun low to the ground, and the muddy soles of his boots carried a vicious gust of wind as he kicked fiercely into the side of a knife–wielding bandit’s knee.
A crisp snap echoed.
The bandit collapsed with a scream, falling to his knees. Michael snatched up the dropped blade in one fluid motion.
Now wielding the stolen guillotine saber, Michael’s momentum shifted dramatically.
Two bandits charging in front met bloody ends. One had his chest torn open to the bone, screaming as he was flung back. The other had his axe–wielding arm severed at the elbow. The dismembered arm and axe hit the floor as blood spurted wildly.
The pungent smell of blood quickly filled the hall.
Michael, like a provoked wild beast, only attacked, never defended. Wounding others by a thousand at the cost of eight hundred to himself.
He dealt devastating blows at the cost of grievous wounds.
Blood dripped from the hem of his clothes, turning him into a man bathed in crimson.
With such a reckless, death–defying style, no one dared to confront him head–on.
Even Marquita didn’t come out unscathed. A long gash had been carved into her arm, blood dripping steadily.
She glared murderously. “You really do want to die!”
Leaping high into the air, she swung her meteor hammer straight down at Michael’s head.
But he was already exhausted. He had no strength left to dodge the deadly strike.
Suddenly, he dropped his weapon, accepting death.
“Stop!” A soft but firm voice echoed, and the meteor hammer halted mid–swing, swiftly recoiling.
Marquita turned reluctantly toward the source, her expression changing as she respectfully bowed. “Your Highness.”
That voice sounded familiar,
Michael’s eyes flew open. Sure enough, Nicolas had appeared before him.
And behind him stood Joseph and Matthew.
But what stunned him the most was the elegantly–dressed figure following them, Willow.
She was looking at him, full of worry.
“What… what is going on here?” Michael was dazed. He thought the Monson family and Willow had been exiled.
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Chapter 357
He started to wonder if Azure Fort was established by Nicolas,
Countless questions surged in his mind. He stared blankly at the man walking toward him, utterly lost.
Nicolas stepped forward and gave a courteous bow. “Michael, long time no see.”
He was still as gentle as before, as if the Monson family’s tragedy had never touched him.
He tossed his weapon aside, eyes full of despair. “Do whatever you want. Kill me if you must.”
“Michael, stay here, please. Let’s live like we used to. Wouldn’t that be good?” Willow, though she had once hated him for being cold, had over time begun to remember all the warmth he had shown her. It hurt to recall,
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