Chapter 712

"Lu Bu Fengxian."

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Accompanied by the cheers in the arena,

among them,

the loudest cheers came from those subordinates of Lu Bu from before he died.

The leading strategist Chen Gong was already in tears.

Heimdall continued: "This can be called a duel between two of the strongest figures. The audience's emotions have also reached a boiling point."

In the ring,

Lei Shen and Lu Bu stared at each other in silence.

In the stands, Brother Xiao Ming looked at the two who appeared and couldn't help but sigh, "These two look very strong..." After all, whether it was Lu Bu or the Lei Shen Lei Shen,

their bodies were very sturdy and full of momentum.

Brother Xiao Ming himself, although slender, was 1.85 meters tall.

But as someone from the modern world,

his physique naturally couldn't be as robust as Lu Bu's.

Of course,

the world Brother Xiao Ming was in didn't rely entirely on physical strength.

"This Heimdall is quite annoying."

On the side, Karl said softly: "In fact, he's not even as good as the Heimdall in my world." In the Marvel Universe where Karl was,

of course, there were also Lei Shen and Heimdall.

Lei Shen, of course, didn't need an introduction.

That Heimdall was the Asgardian warrior who guarded the Rainbow Bridge.

He looked like a relatively kind and upright Asgardian warrior.

And now, this Heimdall, the referee of the arena,

could even say things like "foolish human vanguard" when introducing Lu Bu.

It was indeed very unpleasant.

If it were Karl,

he would probably have punched him right then and there.

Hum!!

Then, in the ring, Heimdall blew the horn in his hand.

This horn was called Gjallarhorn.

Legend has it that when it blows,

the Ragnarok battle between humans and gods will unfold.

At this moment,

the gods had great confidence in Lei Shen.

After all, Lei Shen was famous among the gods.

And his enemy was just a human.

"The strongest god versus the strongest human, the battle finally begins..."

Heimdall stepped aside to provide commentary.

And to his surprise,

the two in the arena

didn't make a move at all.

A moment later, both sides stepped forward.

Slowly approaching.

Not only was Heimdall, the referee, surprised,

but the audience present, without exception, were as well.