When the sword energy hit Wind’s abdomen on impact, he was knocked into the air before finally


    falling to the ground. He took several steps back before stabilizing his figure.


    “Awesome! We won!” Nancy and the others breathed a sigh of relief when they saw what had


    happened. Gallus Hall still had a chance of surviving if Severin was still alive.


    ine’s lips parted open slightly as she mumbled, “I didn’t expect our supreme elder to be so powerful!


    Hisbat ability is almost on par with our hall master.”


    The from Gallus Hall had joyful looks on their faces, but that all changed the next second. They


    became worried when they saw Wind looking down at his abdomen. Blood was gushing out, and there


    was a severe pash across his torsu.


    “No… this can’t be!” He muttered a few words and copsed straight down.


    “You killed Wind?” Tyger gritted his teeth angrily. He walked up to Severin, red at him, and clenched


    his fists.


    Severin responded faintly, “Hehe, I thought we agreed to make this a life–and–death battle? Either he


    dies, or I die. There shouldn’t be anything wrong with me killing him, right?”


    Once Nancy came to her senses, she immediately took a step forward and said, “Yeah, you can’t go


    back on your word! You should ept your defeat graciously as the scion of a first–tier family.”


    Tyger gritted his teeth. Knowing full well that the subordinates around him could never be an opponent


    of Nancy and Severin, he could only smile wryly and say, “You got us this time. We’re leaving!” He


    proceeded to leave with a few of his subordinates.


    After Tyger was gone, the great elder immediately said, “You might be very powerful, Grand–Elder, but


    the person you killed was none other than Wind! We have offended the Haneys and the Nashes! What


    are we going to do now?”


    The second elder of Gallus Hall said, “I think we should leave this city immediately, or else we’d be six


    feet under if it reaches the point where we are lilled by the two powerful families.”


    ine then suggested, “Shall I inform everyone in Gallus Hall to leave immediately? If they disguised


    themselves and made themselves scarce, I believe that a lot of people will stand a good chance of


    surviving.”


    Nancy thought for a while and nodded. “That’s the only way forward, I guess. Where there’s life, there’s


    hope. Let’s leave for now. We still stand a good chance of escaping Unfortunately, many of our


    disciples might have to die. I feel bad for our supreme leader, though. If we leave, it might be difficult for


    the supreme leader to locate us.”


    ConTEent bel0ngs to N?v(e)lD/rama(.)Org .


    Much to their surprise, Severin remarked, “Why should we make a run for it if it’s not our fault?


    Besides, didn’t we say that we’re supposed to celebrate with a meal? We can’t just leave when we’ve


    already reserved a VIP room for the meal! I’m famished right now too!”


    ine was speechless for a moment. She smiled wryly at Severin and said, “You’ve got some guts of


    steel! We’ve just offended a second–tier family and a first–tier family. Is food more important than your


    life?


    Severin smiled. “Life is more important, of course!”


    ine rolled her eyes at Severin. “Hmph, d you’re aware of that! Let’s leave then.”