Mighty Lord Chapter 1449 - 1449 540 Leaving

1449: Chapter 540 Leaving 1449: Chapter 540 Leaving “Damn it, if I’m going to die, we’ll all die together!”

When Pan Shi used that dangerous ability back then, he was already making his final effort.

Yet, under Zhou Tian’s tenacious recovery ability, Pan Shi’s efforts did not bear the desired effect.

Thus, when Zhou Tian forcibly left Pan Shi behind, ultimately causing him to lose his last glimr of hope, Pan Shi beca frantic at that mont.

Anyway, since he was dood, fueled by Pan Shi’s grudge against Zhou Tian, he naturally didn’t mind dragging Zhou Tian down with him if there was even the slightest hope before his own death.

As expected, there were no surprises.

Since he knew he was dood, Pan Shi did not hesitate to prepare to use his last ounce of strength to drag Zhou Tian to death with him.

Pan Shi’s ability was there, and even though he was currently defeated by Zhou Tian and even his life was at risk, this did not an his strength was actually weak.

To be honest, the main reason Pan Shi was defeated was that Zhou Tian was too powerful, not because Pan Shi’s strength was weak.

And now, the ability that Pan Shi last used, although flawed, did not need its strength to be emphasized.

Currently, while there was still a glimr of hope, Pan Shi tried his best to suppress that ability, which had already made Zhou Tian struggle at the ti.

It’s not hard to imagine that if Pan Shi were to unleash that ability without regard for the consequences, although he would naturally be killed by the backlash of that ability, the final attack he unleashed would also inevitably pose a considerable threat to Zhou Tian.

Zhou Tian had considered this possibility, but compared to that slight threat, he was even less willing to let Zhou Tian, this formidable foe, escape.

So, even though he was well aware of the danger should Pan Shi counterattack, Zhou Tian still eventually forced him into a desolate place.

While doing these things, Zhou Tian had already anticipated the current situation.

Although there was no guarantee he could withstand Pan Shi’s attack at the ti, when Pan Shi’s counterattack erged, Zhou Tian still remaining calm, made a defensive action.

Regardless, at least after things had developed to this point, Pan Shi was destined not to survive.

And given Pan Shi’s past performance, Zhou Tian would be delighted just knowing that this foe was dead.

As for Pan Shi’s counterattack, although Zhou Tian knew it was very dangerous, with his immortal body, he felt Pan Shi’s ability was very strong but also did not believe that the opponent could definitely kill him.

Undoubtedly, without any enemies left, not being able to kill Zhou Tian ant that any severe damage to Zhou Tian could not pose any threat at all.

No matter how intense Pan Shi’s counterattack was or how much damage Zhou Tian would sustain, given so ti, he would inevitably recover with his ability.

It was precisely because of his confidence in his immortal body ability that Zhou Tian dared to drive Pan Shi to a desolate place.

Otherwise, given Pan Shi’s strength, how could Zhou Tian not be aware of the risk of killing his opponent?

And without a certain guarantee of safety, Zhou Tian would definitely not risk killing Pan Shi and putting himself in such a perilous situation.

However, although Zhou Tian made that response with confidence in his immortal body, in the end, when Pan Shi’s counterattacking power erged, Zhou Tian still took a significant hit at that mont.

After all, Pan Shi was a force not weaker, even stronger than Zhou Tian.

Pan Shi was manageable when he had concerns, but when he had no regard for anything and took action against Zhou Tian, he had the thods to unleash attacks far beyond his own standard.

With Pan Shi’s strength, facing his genuine do-or-die counterattacking power, Zhou Tian could be said to have no resistance ability at all.

What really mattered now was whether Zhou Tian’s undying effect or recovery ability was stronger or weaker than Pan Shi’s final counterattacking power.

Zhou Tian was confident in his ability, but how could Pan Shi not be confident in his?

Since it was the ability that Pan Shi, in the end, believed could drag Zhou Tian to death with him, Pan Shi must have been certain his counterattack could kill Zhou Tian.

And how could Pan Shi not be clear about Zhou Tian’s power, having fought with him so often?

Since Pan Shi made such arrangents even knowing Zhou Tian’s strength, doesn’t this also, from another perspective, imply his absolute confidence in his own power?

In the end, when Zhou Tian’s immortal body faced off against Pan Shi’s desperate counterattacking power, who was stronger or weaker wasn’t so important anymore.

Given the situation at the ti, at least when Pan Shi’s counterattacking power clashed with Zhou Tian’s immortal body, given the intensity of both parties’ powers, there would definitely be a fierce competition.