Chapter 594: Killing a Great Grandmaster, As Easy as Killing a Chicken_1
Jiang Chen’s contact with Xuan Long was precisely when Xuan Long had just arrived in Country F. He only knew that Xuan Long and his team were to execute a mission nearby but had no idea what the mission entailed, let alone expecting that in just a few days, they would already be clashing with this so-called Dark Spider.
However, since they were enemies, Jiang Chen felt reassured in his heart.
With a cold laugh, Jiang Chen bellowed, "Since you are the enemy, there’s no need for idle talk. Come, let us battle!"
No sooner had his words fallen than Jiang Chen’s figure flashed, charging directly at the opponent’s Innate Grandmaster.
The others held their guns but didn’t dare to shoot; they weren’t confident about hitting an Innate Grandmaster. Moreover, should they miss, the bullets could hit their own people instead; Jiang Chen was, after all, positioned amid their group!
Meanwhile, Chen Jiantao and the others, waiting in the distance, heard Jiang Chen’s shout and immediately understood, signaling to each other with a throat-slitting gesture.
"Bring it on! I want to see how an Innate Grandmaster from the martial artists’ homeland, the Flame Dragon Kingdom, differs from us foreign Innate Grandmasters!" shouted the opponent’s Innate Grandmaster as he charged towards Jiang Chen.
Bang! Bang! Bang!
The two instantly collided in battle, the others hurriedly retreating to avoid being collateral damage; they feared being caught in the aftermath of Jiang Chen’s attacks, which were not something they could withstand.
As Jiang Chen and his opponent fought fiercely, Chen Jiantao and the team quietly approached the enemy’s rear. Everyone was focused on the fight between Jiang Chen and his opponent, completely unaware of their approach.
Jiang Chen also found these foreign martial artists quite interesting. He didn’t draw his sword but used the scabbard to exchange blows with his adversary.
However, as the fight continued, he sensed that his opponent’s strength was waning, as if he had ample power but lacked knowledge on how to utilize it.