Chapter 1254 - 1253: The White Hairs Breeze Arrives
The mighty Alden Baxter, the Great Emperor himself, was unable to lift a handful of snow from the massive Snow Mountain.
If Roman Berger hadn’t told them, they would have had no idea about the immense danger that lurked within the Snow Mountain. If there were an avalanche, with massive snow cascading down, wouldn’t they be crushed to death like several heads of rotten garlic?
And every three days, there’s a White-Haired Wind that whips up, carrying with it snow particles, each weighing over a thousand pounds. If countless such snow particles hit you, they’d definitely turn you into a puddle of mush!
To tell the truth, Alden Baxter was scared, Leonidas King was scared, and even Yusuf Zuck’s scalp was tingling.
However, retreating would inevitably draw the murderous strikes from the Lower Heavenly God Jaxon Berger. Roman Berger had already said he was no match for Jaxon Berger, because the concept of a Divine Person and a Deity were entirely different, not on the same level, and he would be taken out instantly.
In fact, Jaxon Berger in the barracks was indeed raging with fury, for the three squads he had dispatched not only had lost more than a dozen Divine Soldiers, but all three squad leaders had perished as well!
It should be noted that his camp only had three deputy camp leaders in total, but now they all died at the hands of those three slaves, not even his personal soldiers made it back!
Looking at the Divine Soldiers kneeling on the ground, shivering with fright as they escaped back, and listening to their account, Jaxon Berger’s face grew darker and darker, while his heart was filled with immense shock.
A flying slave actually had a bow and a knife? Whoever was shot by the Divine Bow died, and whoever was cut by the knife died?
And could people tens of thousands of miles away be shot through?
"Magic Treasures, incomparably precious Magic Treasures, must be artifacts from the Lower Realm that weren’t found on that little slave!" Jaxon Berger was tempted, itching with eagerness.