Those Classmates who Suddenly Disappeared

Surrounding them were the sounds of fighting and screaming, as well as the low growls of wild beasts, indicating that the martial arts experts were on the brink of collapse just by listening.

Jian Shen and the leader of Xuanjian Sect remained indifferent, as they were facing the most formidable enemy and couldn’t spare the effort to help.

Lord Xiong wore an expression of disdain, spreading his arms with a smile, "What’s the matter? You really want to kill me, don’t you? Then I’ll give you a chance, let you stab me with all your might."

"What?" Jian Shen, seeing Lord Xiong so confident and composed, couldn’t help but feel nervous.

Still appearing at ease, Lord Xiong said, "Don’t worry, I absolutely won’t fight back. If you don’t trust me, you can use wooden spikes, like those used against vampires, to come at me."

Jian Shen frowned. Lord Xiong could stand in the sunlight, which meant he was fundamentally different from vampires; that is, he wasn’t afraid of wooden spikes. Still, Jian Shen thought it was worth a try—what if it worked?

So Jian Shen grabbed a wooden spike and strode forward boldly, bravely attacking.

The leader of Xuanjian Sect didn’t rush to make a move, wanting to size up the situation while also encouraging Jian Shen, hoping he could defeat the enemy in one strike.

Jian Shen’s gaze was resolute, his steps were masculine, his actions swift, and without hesitation, he advanced to Lord Xiong and thrust the wooden spike into the area of his heart.

"Is Lord Xiong truly not resisting?" The leader of Xuanjian Sect watched in astonishment, his palms sweating, knowing that Lord Xiong must have full confidence to act this way.

There was Lord Xiong, looking unharmed, the corners of his mouth turned up, making Jian Shen incredibly nervous, prompting him to quickly follow up with another stab.