Chapter 304 The Tigers Roar
Chapter 304 The Tiger’s Roar
Gaius smiled. “Training isn’t something you can rush. There’s an old saying-haste makes waste.”
They understood the logic, but Aria and Victor were anxious.
“Hm? Mr. Norwood?”
Still, both of them lit up when their eyes fell on Evan.
“Captain Stanton, Ms. Drakon,” Evan greeted them with a smile. Then, he asked in faint concern, “Are your injuries fully healed?”
“All thanks to you, Mr. Norwood,” Victor said, gratitude evident in his voice.
A strange glimmer flickered in Aria’s eyes.
Not long ago, they had uncovered a few clues about the person who attacked Gaius. They had rushed in to pursue the lead without a proper plan and paid a heavy price.
Everyone had been injured to varying degrees. Aria had even been disfigured. It was Evan who stepped in and healed them all.
“The ones who hurt you… They were from the Black Sun, too, right?”
“Yeah. And we’re waiting for them to come back,” Victor said, a cold edge flashing in his eyes. “Next time, we’ll show them what we’re made of.”
Aria’s gaze turned icy as well.
That was exactly why they had been training so relentlessly.
It wasn’t just about protecting Gaius. They wanted revenge.
But they had heard rumors that the Black Sun was sending monsters. True freaks of nature.
That uncertainty only pushed them harder, driving them into near-madness in training.
Evan’s eyes flickered with thought. “I happen to have a martial technique that should suit you…”
“Really? Thank you, Mr. Norwood!” Victor and Aria’s eyes lit up instantly.
Even Gaius turned to look at him. He knew Evan was unmatched in both medicine and combat, but teaching others? That was new.
Gaius began cautiously, “Evan, military training isn’t the same as what ordinary fighters practice.”
In the military, everything was about killing efficiency. There were no rooms for flashy moves or wasted motion.
“I understand.” Evan smiled. Then, he demonstrated it himself. “This technique is called Tiger’s Roar…”
He explained as he moved.
Each strike he unleashed was fierce, brutal, and meant to kill. Combined with his calm, steady narration, it created an almost immersive experience.
His movements grew faster. His force grew heavier.
Victor, Aria, even Gaius-all of them were transfixed.
Chapter 304 The Tigers Roar
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For a moment, it felt as if a deafening tiger’s roar echoed through the sky, shaking the very air around them.
“This is insane.”
“If we’d had this technique back then, there’s no way we would’ve been beaten like that!”
Victor and Aria, both elite fighters, immediately recognized how extraordinary it was.
Gaius stared at Evan in shock as even he could benefit from this technique.
“Iron Dragon, if this is taught across the army, if everyone masters it… who could possibly stand against us?” Victor’s voice trembled with excitement.
Aria nodded, her confidence surging back to life. “I have a feeling that we’ll crush the Black Sup the next time we face th
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the technique on to them, and they would teach it to their subordinates.
into laughter as he looked at Evan. “Evan, I should just retire at this rate. You should take over as chief
echnique, Tiger’s Roar, was enough to elevate Draganland’s special forces to an entirely new level.
ou honor me, Iron Dragon.” Evan declined with a soft chuckle.
he Black Sun might come after him?
He’d make sure they paid dearly.
expression turned serious as he suggested they prioritize locating the Black Sun’s base.
ria and the others sighed. They had been searching all along but had found nothing.
What they didn’t know was that there was someone who knew exactly where it was.
Zeke.
He had already arrived at the Black Sun’s base in Silverton.
The moment he stepped inside, a chill ran down his spine as he gasped.
His legs gave out as he got a closer look, and he collapsed onto the ground.
That was because what lay before him was utterly horrifying.
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Zeke’s feet.
What made his scalp prickle even more was the group of people sitting nearby, calmly eating.
They had to be the elites the Black Sun had sent to Silverton for this mission.
Judging by their faces, they came from all over the world.
Only one of them looked like she was from the east, and she was also the only woman present.
“Hm? You’re still alive? Interesting.”
The woman smiled as she sized Zeke up.
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