Chapter 652

Luo En shook his head and said.

"Although they are indeed strong, that doesn't mean we definitely can't kill them."

As he spoke, Luo En stepped forward; the instant he took that step, a terrifying aura surged toward him.

Luo En felt as if he had entered a strange space, where the auras disturbed his mind.

He felt the entire sky turned blood-red, and the ground beneath his feet was crimson earth.

But he quickly adjusted his state—he knew he must defeat these monsters this time.

With a roar, Luo En charged forward; each punch shattered a monster.

Though the monsters soon restored themselves, they were repeatedly crushed by Luo En.

Soon, several tiny monsters appeared on the ground, their attacks now extremely weak.

Luo En struck again, completely annihilating them.

Thus, Luo En had already eliminated five or six monsters.

The Curse watched in stunned silence—he never imagined Luo En could unleash such devastating power; he had once considered opposing Luo En, but now realized his position was correct.

To truly be Luo En's opponent would be a terrifying thing.

With a thunderous boom, Luo En landed another punch, shattering several monsters nearby.

The monsters rapidly coalesced and charged at Luo En once more.

Luo En unleashed a barrage of strikes, finally eliminating those monsters.

The remaining monsters sensed they faced a powerful opponent; they surged forward en masse, filling the entire area in an instant.

They flooded toward Luo En like a tidal wave, overwhelming from all sides.

In an instant, Luo En wiped out those monsters.

The Curse also prepared to act, but his strength paled beside Luo En's; though he barely killed a few monsters, he felt his stamina rapidly draining.

He collapsed onto the ground, gasping heavily, and took a long while to regain his composure.

Although Luo En was immensely strong, defeating all these monsters entirely was no easy task.

Moments later, Luo En felt his own stamina beginning to deplete—he needed time to recover.

But the battle intensified further, leaving no opportunity for adjustment.

After a moment, Luo En retreated repeatedly, putting distance between himself and the monsters.

Though he knew his condition was dire, he had no chance to change it.

Though the monsters lacked intelligence and could not speak, they sensed Luo En's weakened state—and their attacks grew fiercer, seeking to kill him while he was vulnerable.

Luo En knew this was no time to rest; he swiftly retreated, opening up distance from the monsters, and sprinted toward another location, using the opportunity to restore his condition.

Seeing Luo En flee, the monsters pressed the advantage, surging after him with relentless fury.

Luo En moved swiftly, leaving the monsters far behind.

The Curse witnessed this and was astonished—he could hardly believe Luo En could move freely amid so many monsters and escape their attacks at such a critical moment.

He asked himself: even the Lord Curse might not accomplish this.

After another brief exchange, Luo En fought the monsters and realized his strength had improved.

Earlier in battle, though he could kill these monsters, he felt his stamina draining too fast—he was on the verge of collapse.

But as he pushed himself to the limit, he shattered his own boundaries; now, some stamina returned, allowing him to continue fighting.

In this state, Luo En found his physical constitution vastly strengthened—far beyond his former self.

When he struck again, he could shatter the monsters in an instant.

The monsters now feared him; they retreated quickly, unwilling to engage Luo En directly.

The Curse, watching from afar, was stunned—was this still the same man standing amid the monsters?

He could not believe it: the man he had once regarded as his rival had become this terrifying.

Now, Luo En felt his stamina fully restored, and his strength had surged dramatically.

Luo En scanned the surroundings—he noticed the surrounding monsters had grown sparse; clearly, he had shattered many in his earlier assault.

But he would not let them escape—if these monsters reached other worlds, they would cause catastrophic damage.