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However, among those whose expressions changed, it was still the Erune nobles beside Ben. They originally believed that Ben's previous words to them were inevitably sowhat exaggerated.
But now, these people stood there as if petrified, with bizarre expressions, unable to utter a sound.
Count Robelen, lying on the ground, opened his mouth as if he wanted to say sothing, but the words got stuck in his throat for a long ti, and he couldn't utter a single syllable.
Count Oting, who had always maintained a stance ready to draw his sword, initially prepared to act the mont the tone of the other party seed off. But upon seeing Ben draw his sword, he felt as if the sword in his hand was heavy as a thousand pounds, unable to draw it out.
This guy is an Erune noble?
Since when did Erune produce such a crazy fellow?
Ben maintained the sword drawing stance for nearly two seconds before gently exhaling to catch his breath. The Power Burst and Frontal Breakthrough at full exertion were taxing; if not for his Unyielding talent, he would have been more than just stiff for those two seconds.
Yet even so, in the ti he couldn't move, not a single Golden-maned Lion-man dared to approach.
Wiping out Walroque with one swing was acceptable to them, but the terrifying Earth Blade was too dreadful, with nearly a hundred ters of ground upheaved in an instant, raising countless stone spikes, shocking everyone to their core.
Magic Warrior?
Or Dual Cultivation of Curse and Sword?
When Ben put down the Earth Sword, those risen stone spikes crumbled and turned to dust. Then he coldly glanced at the Golden-maned Lion-n who wanted to charge in but were scared back.
Over a hundred Golden-maned Lion-n surrounded him in a semicircle, yet none dared to step forward.
"When Forr King Ai Ke was around, he probably never imagined his descendants would be mocked by a bunch of beasts." Ben turned around and said to the Erune envoys, "The lost Radiance banner of Erune, those glories shining on past battlefields, do you think you can reclaim it?"
Ben's voice wasn't loud; it was a plain tone.
Yet the nobles found themselves unable to say a word in retort, whether it was the fatty on the ground, or Count Oting, or the female Scholar.
Roborun looked at the Golden-maned Lion-n of Tuokui Ning and then at Ben, feeling unwilling yet unable to say a word.
The female Scholar lowered her head, not answering.
Only Oting silently drew his sword.
By this ti, the surviving Golden-maned Lion-man Deputy finally reacted. Though Ben's sword had shocked everyone present, it also exposed his strength.
Golden Domain——
Although the Golden Power of soone a little over twenty was astonishing, it couldn't change the battlefield's power dynamics. One or two Gold Level existences could not change the situation; the Golden-maned Lion-man Deputy knew it had hundreds of Silver Middle Lower Rank warriors behind it, not to ntion itself and another captain being Gold Level existences.
Among these Humans, only this young man and Count Oting had Golden Force, the others not worth ntioning.
The Golden-maned Lion-man Deputy thought so; it had to end the battle before the Druids arrived: "Kill them! Avenge Lord Rovak!"
It roared.
This roar awakened all the Golden-maned Lion-n, and after a commotion, they charged in again.
But this ti they were not only facing Ben alone, for the young people in the forest had already noticed the commotion between the Erune mission and Ben earlier, and troublemakers like Caglis had run over early.
When Ben drew his sword, they knew it was ti to fight.
The sound of swords being drawn rang out.
Count Oting walked behind Ben, tossed his sword scabbard aside, and said, "Let's deal with these troubles first; since there's a conflict here, our people will likely co over soon, just hold on for a while."
Ben responded without turning his head: "Hold on?"
Count Oting paused.
But Ben had already looked at the Golden-maned Lion-n, and without expression, shouted: "Caglis, Kulan, Lopar, Qian," his longsword pointed forward.
"Kill them all!"
"As you wish, Lord." was Caglis's reply.
"Lord!" Qian seed to have been waiting for this command; she blocked in front of Ben with her Thunder Gun sparking.
Elental Manifestation, another Gold Level! The Golden-maned Lion-man Deputy's eyelid twitched.
But it soon realized Qian wasn't the biggest threat on the battlefield—Fireclaw Lizardman Lord Lopar maintained his usual silence. With a single step and a turn, his massive tail swept the Golden-maned Lion-n charging from the left wing back.
Then this tall Lizardman swept his Double-headed Sword horizontally, a fla turning a row of Golden-maned Lion-n into charcoal simultaneously.
Just one exchange and a Lion-man squad was lost.
Then it raised its head, like a towering wall on the battlefield, the Lion-n facing it halted in fear—but Lopar had no ti for nonsense, extending its index finger among its three fingers forward.
Dozens of Fireclaw Lizardn surged forward like a dam break.
And only Kulan casually drew his longsword, walking slowly to Ben's side, asking: "Seems like I haven't agreed to work under you, kid?"
"Is that so?" Ben countered.
"At least haven't agreed to take your orders."
"This isn't my order."
"Oh?" Kulan paused.
Ben glanced at Count Oting beside him and then asked, "Excuse , Count, in the Forr King's era, would anyone dare insult an Erune envoy?"
He asked.
Count Oting paused slightly, shook his head.
"So," Ben's Earth Sword suddenly ignited with raging flas, yet he still asked, "Count Oting, how about giving Erune a response with our swords?"
Count Oting looked at him, shook his head, smiled wryly: "No problem."
Ben turned to look at Kulan.
Kulan didn't reply but flicked away his sword scabbard, a green breeze surrounding him.
From afar, Elman's eye twitched, Elental Manifestation, Gold Middle Rank, yet another, since when did Erune possess so many masters—
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(PS: I didn't know I'd return late after going out this morning, so I posted two chapters at once. By the way, tomorrow is the beginning of the month; you understand, got your tickets ready, right?) (To be continued, for more details, please visit qidian, more chapters, support the author, support genuine reading!)
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