Chapter 537

He planned to find Banggu, who as an S-class hero, had more weight in his words than he did.

When he arrived at the dojo, he saw no sign of Banggu.

He asked around, but no one knew where Banggu had gone.

The meteor was coming the next day; Luo En knew the situation was extremely urgent.

He had to make the Hero Association believe all of this.

But he had already tried every method.

The only one in charge here was the supervisor.

If he didn't believe it, no one else could speak for him.

Luo En clenched his fists; it seemed now he would have to rely on his own strength when the time came.

Could he stop all of this? Only fate would decide.

In reality, while Luo En was searching for Banggu, Banggu had encountered a major crisis.

Before him stood an old man who looked withered and frail.

But Banggu could sense that the old man's body was filled with an incredibly terrifying energy.

It was a power he had never seen before.

"I heard you're one of the stronger S-class heroes; seeing you now, you're indeed as rumored—your strength is truly impressive."

The stranger looked at Banggu coolly, his expression utterly disdainful.

Banggu stroked his beard and laughed, "If you know how powerful I am, why are you still blocking my path? Don't you fear death?"

The stranger chuckled. "Is that so? If you can make me die, I'd be very pleased."

"Because right now, I can feel I've become immortal and indestructible."

Banggu laughed, "Since ancient times, no one has ever possessed an immortal and indestructible body."

"Then let me be the one to break your so-called immortality."

With that, Banggu became a streak of light, his entire form transforming into blue flowing water rushing toward the stranger.

Banggu could sense the energy radiating from the stranger.

So he dared not delay a single moment.

He unleashed his full strength at once—this punch contained the sum total of all his power.

He believed he could definitely repel this stranger.

He had that confidence.

Yet with a dull thud, his eyes widened.

His fist had been casually caught by the stranger.

But the stranger's hand was like an iron band—he strained with all his might but could not break free.

"Is this your power? Is this what a powerful S-class hero looks like? Clearly, you're utterly weak."

The stranger chuckled, then waved his hand lightly.

Banggu felt an incredibly terrifying force suddenly strike him.

He couldn't move at all; in that instant, his entire body flew backward like a kite with its string cut.

He crashed heavily to the ground.

Such terrifying power—Banggu was deeply shocked.

He had never encountered such power before.

In that moment, he realized his own strength was utterly no match for it.

It was like a firefly facing the sun.

Impossible—how could there be a monster this powerful?

Banggu struggled to rise, but no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't move—he realized his body had already suffered severe injuries.

"Because you might send some bad news to the Hero Association, I must keep you here now."

"Forever silence your mouth."

The stranger chuckled, then slowly walked toward Banggu.

At that moment, a flash of green light suddenly appeared, and an extremely powerful psychic force surged toward the stranger.

The terrifying psychic force formed a massive sphere, engulfing the stranger completely.

A small, graceful figure appeared before Banggu.

Banggu looked up—he felt as if he had seen a savior.

"Tornado, I didn't expect you to come."

Tornado snorted coldly.

"Who's causing trouble here? So it's a monster—today I'll kill you."

The stranger sneered.

"So you're the legendary second-ranked S-class hero, Tornado."

"I heard your psychic power is unmatched in the world; now that I've tested it, it's nothing special."

Tornado's expression subtly changed—she had already exerted her psychic power to its utmost.

Yet the opponent seemed completely unaffected.

She knew the psychic force she had unleashed was extremely powerful.

Banggu struggled to speak.

"This monster is terrifying—I can't gauge how strong he really is."

"But I'm no match for him at all."

The weirdo chuckled.

"Of course you're no match for me—I'm now a perfect god-level weirdo."

Both widened their eyes; they hadn't expected the Weirdo Association had finally created a god-level weirdo.

It was nearly the third day.

Luo En looked up at the sky; he could feel a massive meteor hurtling toward them.

The end of the world was coming, and until now, no one had any way to stop it.

The Weirdo Association had previously claimed they could shrink the meteor infinitely, but now it seemed they hadn't succeeded.

Luo En gazed at the sky.

The sky now glowed with fiery clouds.

A heavy pressure suddenly slammed down.

He knew the meteor had arrived.

Luo En clenched his fists.

There was no other option—he knew he had to try.

The world seemed to have only him left.

He slowly raised his hand, bending his knees slightly.

Just as the meteor was about to strike the ground, he surged upward.

He punched.

A terrifying explosion erupted.

Luo En's punch shattered the massive meteor into fragments.

The huge meteor broke into countless pieces and rained down to the earth.

Luo En's punch had minimized the damage as much as possible.

At that moment, the god-level weirdo's expression flickered.

He lifted his head and stared at the red cloud in the sky.

Countless fragments fell to the ground.

"Who? Who could do this?" the god-level weirdo stared in shock.

The next second, he vanished.

When he reappeared, he stood before Luo En.

Luo En hadn't expected his punch had shattered the meteor.

But the next second, he saw the god-level weirdo's figure.

He could sense the terrifying energy surging within the god-level weirdo.