Chapter 88 - This is True Legend (1/2)

Lu Xuan’s actions were lightning-fast, moving as if the distance between him and his target was a mere matter of inches. His form disappeared, and in the very next instant, he appeared right before Sakata Juuzaburo.

“What?” Sakata Juuzaburo never expected Lu Xuan to be able to move so quickly. To him, it was as if the man had teleported right before him.

The speed was so frightening that it seemed to have exceeded that of his reaction.

He swiped his katana at Lu Xuan almost entirely reflexively.

However, the slash missed its target, and Lu Xuan remained unscathed.

Lu Xuan leaped up and kicked. His legs became like bolts of lightning, tearing through the night, forming mirages and causing sonic booms. He became a terrifying barrage that hit the Japanese man squarely.

Boom!

Sakata Juuzaburo was sent flying as if he was a kite whose thread had been snapped. He crashed hard on the ground, coughing up blood. His eyes were wide open. He was unable to believe what had just happened.

He never expected that the young Chinese man, whom he deemed beneath his notice, was actually capable of bringing such terrifying combat prowess to bear.

His breaths weakened before long, and he died soon after.

“Oh f*ck!”

Yang Chengsi, who had watched what just happened, cursed at him right away, feeling as if the shock of the scene alone had almost killed him.

Lu Xuan just killed a Martial Arts Legend with a single kick.

He realized that the man before him was a legend through and through.

Ever since Yang Chengsi became a Martial Arts Legend, he claimed that he hardly met his match, and he deemed himself to be ranked among the very best throughout the world. He wore his status as a Martial Arts Legend with great pride.

It was not until that very moment that he realized that he had been delusional. Despite the fact that Martial Arts Legends were powerful enough to resist the might of firearms, they were still as fragile as cardboard before some people.

It was only then that he realized that his intuition back then had been correct. If he went to provoke Lu Xuan any further back then, he would have probably suffered a fate just as bad as that suffered by Sakata Juuzaburo.

That gangster boss was someone Lu Xuan had killed with a single move. He was hardly considered to be of any importance.

Even that bit of frustration lingering in his mind dissipated after seeing what that kick was able to do.

He began to tremble at the thought of what would have happened to him if he were to get on the bad side of that young master. He wondered just what kind of a monster he had actually offended.

Sh*t, I’ve really just come back right before the reaper was able to bring the scythe down on me then! he thought.

“Buy time? Don’t be ridiculous!” Lu Xuan smirked after kicking the Japanese agent to death. He hardly felt anything as he did so.

Lu Xuan then turned his gaze to James.

James felt as if his soul was on the verge of leaving his body after sensing Lu Xuan’s gaze on him.

He saw from his peripheral vision how Lu Xuan killed Sakata Juuzaburo with just a single kick.

He was already on the verge of being shocked to death by then.

While his contact with that Japanese agent had been limited, he nonetheless knew how formidable that man had been, so much so that the now dead man was among the best of Japanese spies lurking in the country.

Level Six fighters were considered the best of the best anywhere in the world. Even if they were to betray their respective countries, they would have quickly been accepted by other governments without question.

Yet, this man had ended such a formidable being with a single kick.

James wondered just what kind of a monster that young man was.

He felt cold sweat all over after sensing Lu Xuan’s gaze on him, which caused him to slip up. That brief window was exploited by Monk Buyi, who went on to pound that staff of his onto the American agent.

Boom!

James was sent flying far away. While he put his arm up in the nick of time to stop the attack, Monk Buyi’s powers were equal to his, and that one hit from the staff crippled his arm right away.