1040 The Person Would Be His True Opponen (1/2)

All the onlookers were filled with both apprehension and satisfaction at the same time and felt that it was worthwhile to stick around and watch what was happening.

It was indeed an inescapable trap. It seemed like it was impossible for Rong Che to escape from this situation even with his excellent capabilities.

All of them had faith in the trap. They locked their attention on Rong Che, and some of them had even gathered up the courage to question him, ”Who are you exactly?”

Some of the voices resonated, ”There is no need to question him now. We shall interrogate him further after we have seized him.”

Rong Che let out a deep sigh. Smilingly, he said, ”Great! I never expected The Lord to send so many people here! However, I am afraid that you will not be able to catch me!” He then dropped to the ground.

Di Fuyi's expression changed, ”Oh, no!”

A circle of light beam surrounded Rong Che's body followed by the sound of a dull explosive sound. Countless drops of blood splashed everywhere like a violent storm.

The sizzling sound sounded like raindrops hitting on the window glass as the blood sprinkled onto the surface of the wizard barrier.

The solid and invincible green wizard barrier that could not be penetrated even with the sharpest knife was slowly eroding and forming many breaches of tiny holes. It then shattered onto the ground with a loud thud.

A flicker of a five-colored glow carrying the faint silhouette of a person within its radiance disappeared swiftly from the breach. They tried to catch up with him only to realize that the person who radiated the five-colored glow was already gone.

The person moved like a shadow, and his movements were swift. He disappeared in the twinkling of an eye, so no one saw how the person actually looked.

”The Omen can destroy his body to escape!” Di Fuyi fixed his eyes attentively on the situation in the hall. There was no sign of Rong Che anywhere. The only part left to identify him were the many bits of flesh and blood which were the size of a rice grain.