The King Of Warriors novel (Jared Chance) novel Chapter 5010

“Then let me die! Kill them all!” Jared roared, completely deaf to any attempts to stop him.

Elsewhere on the battlefield, Madman swung his longsword, each slash cleaving enemies clean in two.

Despite his valiant efforts, the sheer number of adversaries was overwhelming. His battle-axe was drenched in fresh blood, and his body bore multiple wounds.

Blood poured from his injuries, staining his clothes red. Sweat and blood mixed, running down his face and dripping to the ground.

Eason wasn't doing any better. His breathing had grown rapid and heavy.

The soldiers of Rhino City, once brimming with morale, had it worn down by the endless tide of enemies.

Their injuries multiplied, and their strength was nearly depleted. The weapons they held felt increasingly heavy, with each swing seeming to consume all the energy they had left.

Yet, they held their ground, for they knew that if they backed down, death would be awaiting them.

The white-dressed woman's spear had already snapped in half. Beads of sweat covered her forehead, her breathing heavy. Over thirty corpses lay around her, yet the enemy continued to pour in relentlessly.

Just then, several agile men in black suddenly darted in from the side, aiming straight for Eason.

Hearing the sound of air splitting behind him, Eason tried to turn and defend himself, but it was too late.

A flash of despair crossed his eyes as he thought, Is this where I meet my end today?

At that critical moment, a figure shot past Eason like lightning.

It was Gillian! Determination was written all over his face, and a faint golden glow rose from his body.

“Boss, go now!” Gillian shouted, his voice full of resolve and sorrow.

His body swelled in an instant, the golden glow becoming increasingly dazzling.

The men in black realized something was wrong and tried to retreat, but Gillian had already locked onto them.

“A deafening boom erupted. A blinding golden light illuminated the entire battlefield,

and a shockwave like a hurricane blasted outward.”