Chapter 229: I Just Want Freedom
"Grandmaster my ass!" Yusuf Zuck stood behind Tripp Greer, kicking the kneeling Greer to the ground, and at the same time, the Flying Knife on Greer’s forehead bounced up and flew into the air, tracing circles upon circles.
Everest Zuck was stunned and speechless at this moment, also staring blankly at the Flying Knife spinning ceaselessly midair.
In fact, he was as shocked as Tripp Greer because a knife flying in the sky was the legendary Flying Sword.
In ancient times, there were high-level Daoists who could claim a person’s head from a thousand miles away, which was what they meant by Flying Sword. Once the Flying Sword was released, it would decapitate someone a thousand miles distant, a sign of Divine Skills, but of course, that was also a legend.
And the teachings of the Flying Sword often appeared in Daoist texts, where the Dao reached the heavens, was profound and boundless.
However, whether in ancient or modern times, those seemingly magical and top-tier Daoist techniques were limited to legends and hearsay.
In the era of Qin Shi Huang, there were Qi practitioners who were Daoists pursuing immortality, and during the Ming and Qing dynasties, it could be said that many emperors throughout the ages worshipped these terrestrial immortals. But in the end, whether they were emperors or commoners, who really witnessed these terrestrial immortals?
Some records in historical materials are mostly gossipy anecdotes, and they do not appear in formal historical records. Even if they do, they are usually charlatans who swindle food, drink, and money.
Yet, today, a scene that overturned Everest Zuck’s understanding unfolded before him, a Grandmaster, who he couldn’t defeat even in four moves, died under the Flying Sword.
No... not under the Flying Sword, but under Yusuf Zuck’s strategy. Yusuf Zuck feigned the Flying Sword technique to deceive Tripp Greer, prompting Greer to fall for the ruse, while Yusuf Zuck moved behind Greer, successfully launching a fatal sneak attack.