Chapter 610

After that, I went up the mountain again and once more returned having clashed with the curse.

As he said this, he gave a helpless smile.

"I didn't expect him to escape the curse."

Naizi stared at Luo En in astonishment.

"What did you say? You fought the curse and let him escape?"

"Why weren't we able to defeat him when we fought together before?"

Luo En said.

"I can sense that while the curse is powerful, he is not the strongest."

"He has many weaknesses—if we can find them, we can definitely defeat him."

As he said this, Luo En clenched his fist.

"Believe me, next time I meet him, I will defeat him."

Naizi said with concern.

"Really? But your current condition seems quite bad."

Luo En had been through several major battles before.

Before he could even rest, he was thrown into battle again.

Now he looked extremely worn out, and even his movements were unsteady.

This was quickly noticed by observant Naizi.

Luo En shook his head and said.

"It's nothing, just minor injuries."

After saying this, he sat down to examine the wounds on his body.

Although the wounds on his body were indeed minor.

And he had already spread his energy throughout his body, allowing him to withstand immense pressure.

But these minor injuries still troubled him.

If not treated soon, they would quickly become inflamed or infected, and then it would be difficult to handle.

Naizi said.

"Shall I apply medicine for you?"

Some of the wounds were on his back, which Luo En could not reach.

After thinking it over, he nodded reluctantly—now only Naizi could help him apply the medicine.

When she saw the deep, crisscrossing wounds on Luo En's back, Naizi was stunned into silence.

But it was clear these wounds were not newly inflicted.

Many were old scars from long ago.

Naizi asked in astonishment.

"What were you before? You've only been at the academy a short time—how did you become so strong? And where did these wounds come from?"

And where did the wounds on your body come from?

"These wounds are from past training—they're nothing special."

In truth, these wounds were from battles in other worlds.

Each scar bore witness to a battle he had fought.

He had now endured countless battles, large and small.

He believed he had grown greatly through these fights.

And his understanding of combat had been profoundly elevated.

Naizi traced the wounds on Luo En's back; she felt as if each one was speaking to her.

Every scar filled her heart with admiration for Luo En.

In a world that revered strength, enduring so many battles proved Luo En was someone who constantly grew stronger.

In a world that honors the strong, enduring so many battles proves Luo En is also someone who constantly grows stronger.

202. Fight Again

Luo En clenched his fist.

"Though he escaped this time, I'm certain next time I'll catch him."

After saying this, Luo En suddenly stood up.

Naizi stared at him in surprise.

"Where are you going?"

Luo En said.

"I'm going back up the mountain to see what will happen there."

But Naizi blocked his path.

"But your wounds aren't healed yet—if you fight again like this, it will seriously harm you."

But your injuries haven't healed yet—if you go into battle like this, it will greatly affect you.

"But I can't let him keep acting with impunity."

"He might even come into the human world and pose a great threat to its people."

"I can't just stand by and do nothing."

After saying this, Luo En insisted on going—the curse had escaped, but he might very well take out his anger on others.

After saying this, Luo En insisted on going—the curse had escaped, but he might very well take out his anger on others.

During this time fighting the curses, Luo En had already found his place—he would fight for the world.

Na Nai knew Luo En's current state; if he endured another intense battle, his spirit might collapse.

After all, he had already fought twice, each battle a fight for his life.

Fighting in this state, he might not return alive the next second.

Na Nai knew well that every battle against those curses was a matter of life and death.

Only by completely defeating them could there be hope of survival.

But whether Luo En could even kill the enemy right now remained unknown.

Although she believed what Luo En said—that he had driven off the curse.

But the curse's recovery ability was terrifying; it might return swiftly.

Luo En rubbed his forehead; he felt a headache coming on.

Because he had a premonition: the curse would never let this go—it might already be plotting against him.

And these curses had existed in this world for a very long time; they knew everything about it.

If Luo En wanted to fight it, he had to kill it before it set its trap—otherwise, he might fall victim to its ambush.

Luo En knew this well, so now he must strike while the enemy was still fearful and finish it off in one decisive blow.

Otherwise, as time passed, the enemy might recover.

Seeing the determination in Luo En's eyes, Na Nai spoke.

"If that's the case, then I'm coming with you."

Luo En said in surprise.

"No, it's too dangerous for you."

No one knows how that curse will strike."

If you're here, I'll have to split my attention to protect you—just stay behind."

Na Nai shouted.

"Who needs your protection? I can take care of myself—don't underestimate me.

Though I can't defeat him, escaping is easy for me."

Luo En wanted to say more, but Na Nai gave him a warning glance and silenced him instantly.

"Don't worry—I must go with you. Otherwise, you won't go at all."

Luo En nodded helplessly and said.

"Then stick right behind me. Don't act on your own."

Na Nai ignored Luo En's words.

She merely curled her lips, not caring at all what Luo En had said.