Things are getting big?

Leo sneered at this.

He doesn't want to say anything, nor does he bother to say anything...

Killing a bronze dragon makes a big deal?

So, it would be a small matter for the Bronze Dragon to kill him?

Why?

Is the life of the bronze dragon a life, and my life is not life? It’s unreasonable!

Leo handed over his chest with both hands, looked at the shocked two bronze dragons and shrugged. His indifferent appearance made people know his thoughts at a glance - he didn't care at all about killing Eonus.

The rabbit dies and the fox is sad, and the things hurt their species.

Seeing a fellow tribe die with his own eyes and being killed by someone, Cromy and Templus were filled with grief and anger.

Leo really dares to kill!

"Human, I want you to pay your life!"

The relationship between Templus and Eonus was much deeper than that of Cromi. The latter was killed and the former had to avenge him. At this time, Templus was red in his eyes. He didn't care whether he was Leo's opponent, so he flapped his wings and slapped it.

Sharp dragon teeth, sharp dragon claws, siege hammer-like dragon tail... Any part that can attack is used by Templeus at this moment.

"Damn human, how dare you kill Eonus, how dare you kill a bronze dragon, I want you to pay your life, I want you to die..."

Templeus screamed like crazy. He was really stimulated by the death of his companion.

This won’t work, and the mental quality is really bad.

Leo curled his lips, but just killed a bronze dragon. Templeus seemed to be exposed to a chrysanthemum, and his endless look really made Leo look down on him.

When humans died one by one in front of Templelus, the bronze dragon was like nothing happened, but when Eonus was killed, Templelus went crazy. You can imagine how low the status of this bronze dragon is.

Looking down on humans means looking down on Leo - who made Leo a human being too? For Leo, it doesn't matter whether Templel can respect himself or not. As long as Templel doesn't hinder him, he can pretend that he didn't see it.

In this world, people look down on humans and think they are more noble than humans. If they meet a Leo and teach one a lesson, then wouldn’t he be too busy to die?

But if you look down on yourself and want to get in the way of your own affairs, Leo will not be at all.

If I don’t satisfy you, it would be too unkind.

This is what Leo thinks, and what Leo does.

Killing Eonus is not only because the bronze dragon dares to act on himself, nor because the bronze dragon looks down on Leo. The real reason is that he wants to assassinate Leo and put it into action.

Leo has no interest in playing a game of betrayal to others. He will not act like repaying grievances with virtue to the bronze dragon who wants to kill him.

The so-called repaying grievances with virtue is just a word that is taken out of context in Leo's opinion. The original civilization clearly means "repaying grievances with virtue, how can we repay kindness? Repaying grievances with virtue, and repaying grievances with righteousness."

If you want to kill someone, you have to be mentally prepared to be killed.

If you drive a dog into a poor alley, you will jump over the wall if you are anxious, let alone people?

The rabbit dares to kick the eagle even if it is anxious. Hunters and prey have never been a fixed number.

It is obvious that Templeus and Eonus are not prepared to be killed at all. In the concept of these two bronze dragons, humans are small and humble creatures. How dare Leo fight back against the noble and powerful dragon? How can he fight back?

Templeus went crazy. A human actually killed a bronze dragon. The place where the bronze dragon lived was still in the cave of time. It was equivalent to slapping the entire bronze dragon clan in the face, slapping all the calmness and intelligence that Templeus usually proud of was beyond the sky.

Templeus rushed up and fought against Leo. Surprisingly, Cromi didn't go crazy with him.

After seeing Leo's strength in the battle of Eternal Well, Cromi understood that not to mention him and Templelus, even if they were ten times more numerous, they were not Leo's opponents. At this time, impulse would only make bad things. Trying to Leo to fight to the death will only lead to life in vain. What they should do most now is not anything else, but to pass the news back.

Leo can deal with ten and twenty bronze dragons, but can he deal with one hundred and two hundred bronze dragons?

Cromi doesn't think that even if he gathers the power of the entire clan, he can't kill Leo.

Humans, if you dare to kill the bronze dragon, you will die!

Taking advantage of the opportunity of Templeus rushing towards Leo, and taking advantage of the time his fellow tribes have won for him, Cromi activated the secret technique, and his body gradually faded, and he was about to leave the eternal torrent of time.

Before leaving, Cromi looked at Leo with resentment, as if he wanted to engrave his appearance into his mind.

He stepped forward and fought desperately, but his companions took the opportunity to escape. Templeus was so angry that one Buddha was born and the two Buddhas ascended to heaven. He never expected that Cromi would actually leave him and escape. Didn't he see that Eonus was killed by Leo?

Killed by humans, Cromi did not go to Leo to fight for his own life, but instead ran away while he was killing him and fought with Leo. Templelus yelled in grief and anger: "Cromi, you coward!"

Cromi's behavior made Tanpulus feel betrayed. He and Eonus entered the eternal torrent of time to help Cromi get rid of Leo. Now Eonus has been killed by Leo. Cromi not only did not help him kill Leo, but instead regarded himself as cannon fodder. Tanpulus really couldn't accept it.

Things in the world are so cruel. Whether you accept them or not, they happen.

Cromi could feel the resentment of Templus, but this could not stop him from leaving. He must bring the news back to the clan, otherwise no one would know about Leo's killing of the Bronze Dragon.

Templeus has no clear understanding of Reo's ability, and Cromi is different.

Since Leo can see through their secret invisibility and accurately find their location, what does this mean?

The more Cromi thought about it, the more shocked he became. A human actually mastered the secret method of time. It was not inferior to the bronze dragon, which was equivalent to shaking the foundation of the bronze dragon, because as long as Leo existed for one day, the bronze dragon's greatest reliance on the secret method of time was no longer a unique ability. Cromi understood the power of it, and he would bring the news back no matter what.

Leo bounced his finger and another bone tooth shot out. The white jade-like bone tooth made Templus feel fear in his heart. Cromi widened his eyes. As a bystander, he wanted to see how Leo's bone tooth attacked the target.

Even though Cromi had enough eyesight, even though he had already concentrated all his energy this time, the results he got were still disappointed.

Templeus was hit by the bone teeth, and the poor bronze dragon's eyes were so close that it was almost cracked. However, he couldn't figure out why he was hit. He clearly saw that Leo's bone teeth had just left his fingers, but why was he hit?

With unwillingness, doubt, and confusion, Templeus's eyes were quickly dimming.

Did I die so unexplainedly?

Templeus was full of reluctance. He didn't want to be a fool like Eonus. He wanted to die and understand.

Leo seemed to understand Templelus's eyes, and a playful smile appeared on his face. He didn't even look at the disappearing Cromi. He asked Templelus, "Do you want to know why you die?"

A hint of desire flashed in his eyes, and Tanpleus shouted: "Tell me quickly, tell me quickly!"

Templeus forced himself to support his inner unwillingness. He wanted to hear the answer, and he would understand even if he died.

Seeing him like this, Leo's face was even more playful. He curled his lips and said two words that made Temple and Cromi vomit blood: "Guess."

He is playing tricks on me!

Templeus yelled wildly in his heart. This damn human, he had played with him, and he was unwilling to let himself be a wise ghost. He wanted to let himself die powerlessly in front of him with regret, annoyance, and resentment.

"You must die a bad death!"

Templeus used his last breath and said the last sentence. The bronze dragon died. He didn't understand how he was killed by Leo until he died. His eyes were wide open and he never closed until he died. Even if there was no trace of light in his eyes, he could still read endless resentment from it.

Is the heart cruel?

Leo scoffed at this. Before saying that he was vicious, why don’t you think about the villagers who died because of Templeus’ design. Since the bronze dragon does not take human lives seriously, why does Leo, as a human, take his lives seriously?

As for playing with Templelus before his death, he let the Bronze Dragon die with resentment, but he just asked for some interest for the dead villagers.

Not to mention that Leo is inhumane, to a guy like Templeus who treats human life as a joke, talking about humanity is completely a joke. When dealing with such a guy, you have to be tooth for tooth and eye for eye.

Another tribe was killed by Leo in front of him. Cromi's grief numbed him. It was the first time he saw a tribe killed by humans since he was born, and two people died as soon as he died. What's more excessive is that Leo joked about him before Templeus' death, which made Templeus die with regret and unwillingness to die. This scene made Cromi even more unacceptable. If he hadn't wanted to bring the news back, Cromi would rush forward to find Leo and fight to the death.

Killing Templelus, Reo let out a breath of anger in his chest, and it was not until then that he turned his head and looked at Cromi in a straight look.

At this time, Cromi's figure had faded to the point where it was almost impossible to see clearly, and the bronze dragon was about to leave the eternal torrent of time.

After Leo killed Templelus and played with the opponent, Cromi's secret technique had not been completed. It was not that Cromi's secret technique was activated slowly, but that Leo killed Templelus too fast.

As Cromi expected, Leo was too strong and fighting with him was looking for death.

Seeing that Leo had targeted him after killing his two tribes, Cromi felt a chill in her heart. The only thing that made him glad that his secret technique was about to be completed. Leo wanted to interrupt him without time, because it would take one second to launch the secret technique of time.

Don't underestimate this second. Cromi understood that he was about to teleport away within half a second. In half a second, Leo could only watch him escape.

Damn human, just wait to bear the anger of the Bronze Dragon Clan.

While Cromi was just glad, he found that Leo looked at him like a dead person. For some reason, the confident bronze dragon had a bad premonition in his heart.
Chapter completed!