Semua Bab Guardian-In-Law: Bab 2341 - Bab 2350

“You didn’t expect me to play along and let Luis kill Joel. When you found out that I could crush diamonds with my bare hands and Jude Gwake wanted me on his side, you panicked. “You are afraid that I will intervene with matters at Viper’s Den South River Branch, ultimately foiling your master’s plan to take over. “If I remain uncontrollable, you as the person in charge will have to take responsibility. That’s why you ordered Gillian to take Rose, forcing me to come to Bronze Sparrow so you can remove the uncontrollable variable—me. “However, there’s one thing you missed out on. What if everything that has happened until this point is also part of my plan?” Kaze smiled as he explained to Zoro. A veil of mystery enveloped him. Zoro’s pupils shrank in shock. “Part of your plan? What do you mean?” If Kaze was aware of the plan all along and knew that Casius was the mastermind, yet he remained calm and casual in his tone, then Zoro was forced to expect the worst. Kaze smiled

The eight masterful fighters surrounded Kaze, blocking every escape path he could possibly find. They could already picture Gillian cutting Kaze in half with the broadsword. “That’s it?” Kaze spoke all of a sudden but it sounded unusually calm and cold. He did not even look up when he lifted a stool with his foot and kicked it out. Bang! The stool hit Gillian like a meteor, colliding with the broadsword he wielded. The stool shattered everywhere into pieces. Thump! The shattered pieces flew so fast that the fighters could not dodge in time. They were either cut or incapacitated on the spot. Some of the pieces even plunged into their neck and face, killing them on the spot. Five out of eight fighters collapsed on the floor instantly. The other three were petrified and the fear of death instantly enveloped them. They instinctively took a step back to avoid the danger. Gillian was in terrible shape as well. When the stool shattered and burst into pieces, he fel

Gasp! Zoro gasped deeply to suppress the urge in his throat to prevent the blood from gushing out, which could have resulted in an embarrassing situation. The arm that he used to clash with Kaze’s punch was trembling. He looked at Kaze in horror. When his fist clashed with Kaze’s, he felt an unprecedented energy invading his body, wreaking havoc along the way and almost blasting him away. Had he not dispersed the energy through his legs, he would have suffered severe internal injuries. He might have escaped the worst but his face flushed and he was feeling sick. “How?” Zoro looked at Kaze in disbelief. The turbulent flow of blood in his body made his heart race as horror consumed him. He had never faced defeat since he stepped into the underworld, yet he lost in the hands of a young man. Looking at Kaze's calm and unperturbed expression, and not even moving from his place, Zoro knew he had met a powerful opponent. His expression turned serious as caution and fear

Everyone heard the voice, and they turned around to look in the same direction. It was Kaze who spoke, looking calm and expressionless. “They are with you?!” Zoro narrowed his eyes, overflowing with murderous intent. The moment he asked, he already knew it was a waste of time. If Kaze was able to command them, then he must have called them here. Zoro’s heart skipped a beat when he realized the situation. He already felt pressure facing Kaze alone. Now with two more of Kaze’s men in the fray, who were able to get through the defenses of Bronze Sparrow without alarming him and were mysteriously powerful, things looked dire for Zoro. Would this be the end for him? For a moment there, Zoro felt scared. However, he started with nothing and rose to become a kingpin of the underworld, so his fortitude was far stronger than ordinary men. He discarded the thought and bellowed coldly, “Kill those two! I’ll pay 10 million for each of their heads!” “Kill them!” As soon

Clank! Zoro’s blade broke in front of his eyes, while Kaze’s remained intact. The two swords were simply picked from the weapon rack. The materials or methods of forging were exactly the same. Yet only the one Zoro wielded broke. In other words, Kaze could turn the simplest weapon into a godly killing device. The thought only lasted for a moment in Zoro’s mind because he was distracted by what happened next. After Kaze’s sword cut through Zoro’s, it continued downward with the same momentum. “NO!” Zoro screamed at the top of his lungs. He had never felt so pressured before, so pressured that he started crying blood. The last thought he had in mind was to beg for mercy. The sword slashed downward without delay, drawing a perfectly straight line in between Zoro’s brows. Kaze turned around while sheathing his sword. A few steps later, Zoro’s body split in half and fell on the floor. A few more twitches later, both parts of the body started to bleed from the perfe