The Legendary Man novel Chapter 907

The Legendary Man Chapter 907-“Attack! Kill him!” Charleigh barked from afar with his hands behind his back.

This group of werewolf warriors, created by Charleigh, didn’t possess a mind of their own. They would obey Charleigh unconditionally.

Upon receiving his order, the werewolves on the ground turned into afterimages as they charged in Jonathan’s direction.

Once the Divine Chessboard was activated, it could not only trap the cultivators within it but also prevent those outside from entering.

It was similar to when Jonathan battled Aetomoye. Hossom and Prima were unable to enter the chessboard regardless of how hard they tried.

Nevertheless, no matter how mysterious a magical item was, it was still an inanimate object that relied upon the spiritual energy of its user.

In other words, the manipulation of the Divine Chessboard’s abilities was all down to Jonathan’s capacity to sustain it.

The spirit shield formed outside it was naturally dependent on how much spiritual energy he had.

Unfortunately, all those outside were not ordinary men without spiritual energy. Instead, they were all true blue Grandmasters who had been genetically modified into mindless killing machines.

Having been attacked by hundreds of Grandmaster Realm cultivators, the spirit shield was instantaneously shattered.

Thereafter, hundreds of hysterical figures flooded onto the chessboard as if they had gone berserk.

“Master!”

Ksana’s voice rang out in the background. Jonathan leaped into the air and cast a spell with his hand. Subsequently, a portal formation appeared above the chessboard, throwing all the werewolves out of it.

Within a few short minutes, Jonathan had massacred hundreds of Grandmaster Realm werewolves, a victory that was unparalleled in its glory.

However, as there were still eight to nine hundred of them, Jonathan’s physical ability to fight them fell short of his intent to do so.

Although taking them on was like fighting schoolchildren—where he could easily defeat two to three single-handedly—their massive numbers were a huge problem. A single punch from each of them or just piling their bodies on top of him was more than sufficient to kill him.

“Master, I’m coming to your aid!”

Ksana had signed the master and servant contract. She lunged forward and pulled out her broken blade when she saw that Jonathan was in trouble.

Unexpectedly, Jonathan swiftly grabbed her collar in mid-air and threw her back instead.

“Damn it! No! There are just too many of them. We have to put some distance between us and them first!”

Jonathan released his grip on Ksana to allow her to land. The moment both of them touched the ground, they sprang forward immediately, turning into afterimages as they sprinted downhill.

From a distance, Charleigh burst into laughter at the sight of Jonathan running away.

“Beta Warriors! Chase Jonathan down and don’t let him escape! He must be captured at all costs!”

“Understood!”

Upon grunting in unison, more than ten figures in military uniform leaped into the air.

They were the only Beta Warriors Charleigh had under his command. Due to their independent will, they were significantly superior to Alpha Warriors when it came to fighting battles and executing their missions.

It was the emergence of Beta Warriors that Remdik pulled its support for Charleigh’s research.

From the military point of view, Beta Warriors possessed the qualities of the perfect soldier—calm, powerful, and obedient.

To Remdik, such a soldier had more than satisfied its requirements. It saw no reason to invest further time and resources to develop a better version.

That was why Charleigh was eager for the soldiers to hunt Jonathan down in a suicidal manner.

Only by getting all of them killed, cutting off Remdik’s access to them, could he force them to supply him with more cultivators to be modified.

With the new batch of cultivators, he would be able to continue his unfinished research by conducting experiments on them.

If he had sent the Beta Warriors to the battlefield or cooked up an excuse to have them killed, he would have likely suffered the same fate as they did.

Jonathan’s appearance today presented him with the perfect opportunity to continue his research.