The Legendary Man novel Chapter 806

The Legendary Man Chapter 806-Upon hearing that voice, Jonathan turned back and saw the red-clothed monk he had buried alive earlier had reemerged.

However, at that moment, the monk was stark naked, and he was clasping his hands together while standing on a rooftop.

“Heh, what an elegant sight. Your religion sure is quite open if you can display yourself in that manner,” Jonathan mocked.

“Surely, you jest.” The monk stepped toward him on golden tiles. “The body is but a vessel. Through cultivation, one can learn to ascend beyond earthly concerns and desires. If one doesn’t possess an ego, one won’t mind how others look at them.”

The other God Realm monks slowly backed away with their hands clasped.

Then, a red malevolent aura began rising from the naked monk. In a blink of an eye, that aura enveloped his entire body.

Crack!

The instant Jonathan turned in the direction of the cracked roof tile, he saw a palm flying straight toward his throat.

“Scram!” Without delay, he swung Heaven Sword at the monk’s arm.

Since the Pryncyp of Slaughter was active, the malevolent aura could only block Heaven Sword for a moment before the blade sliced the monk’s arm off.

Then Jonathan slashed the monk’s neck with his blade.

In a snap, the monk’s head was severed. A tall fountain of blood gushed into the sky from his neck.

Concurrently, a handprint appeared on Jonathan’s chest.

Pfft!

Jonathan’s vitality was dispersed by that assault. As he flew backward, he spat out a mouthful of blood.

When his spiritual sense swept past the monk, he was stunned. The palm strike was powerful, but it wasn’t deadly. He knows how sharp my Heaven Sword is, yet he still sacrificed his life to land a blow on me. Did he have a death wish?

Then he noticed something odd. Wait a minute. I remember cutting off five of his fingers earlier, yet his hand seems undamaged. Does he have a secret regeneration technique?

Upon crashing into a building and landing on the ground, Jonathan activated the bronze handbell and charged forward again.

He narrowed his eyes when he witnessed the monk’s severed head and fingers reattaching themselves to the corpse by the power of a Pryncyp.

While the wounds were still bleeding, Jonathan could tell the monk’s life force was soaring.

Moments later, the malevolent aura returned to the monk’s body, and he stood before Jonathan again, seemingly unharmed.

When the nearby God Realm monks saw that, they clasped their hands and began chanting loudly.

The naked monk’s regenerative ability exceeded Jonathan’s expectations. Even a Divine Realm cultivator wouldn’t have been able to pull that off, much less a God Realm cultivator! How did he do it?

For the first time, he considered retreating because the monk was basically immortal. I don’t know what price he’s paying to use that ability, but I’m not going to stick around and find out! There’s no way I can defeat him!

When his train of thought ended there, he immediately dashed away.

The female cultivator also sprinted in the same direction as him while appearing as though she was summoned by something.

The seven God Realm cultivators pulled out their weapons and chased after the duo.

If they could hinder the duo’s escape, they would be able to slay the two with the help of the naked monk.

However, a thundering chime was heard just as the combatant’s weapons clashed against each other.

In that split second, Jonathan felt as if his spiritual sense was blasted apart, and he fell.

Upon crashing on the ground, he turned toward the chime and saw that the sound was generated by the bell in the Seboxia statue’s hand.

“Seboxia.” The naked monk behind Jonathan was turned into a pile of meat paste by the chime. If not for his bones keeping him upright, he would’ve collapsed on the ground.

Despite bits of flesh continuing to drop from his body, he still clasped his hands together.

That was the side effect of his ability. His body couldn’t handle even the slightest vibration.

As time passed, the red malevolent aura rushed toward the chunks of flesh, turned them into bloody mists, and pulled them back into the monk’s body.