Remorse After Breaking Up



Chapter 364

Sebastian's earlier move, which instantly killed a grandmaster, had stunned the entire crowd.

Terrified, all the Elders and Gods of War dared not advance any further.

Magnus had no choice but to step forward himself.

At this point, they had to join forces to kill Sebastian.

Sebastian remained unflustered. Not only was he unafraid, but he also wore a contemptuous smile. His serene demeanor made it clear he thought nothing of the assembled warriors.

The more composed he appeared, the more unfathomable he seemed to everyone, causing their fear to spread. Many began contemplating escape.This belongs © NôvelDra/ma.Org.

Magnus knew he couldn't allow this standoff to continue. Otherwise, someone would surely succumb to the pressure and flee.

"Everyone, charge!" Magnus shouted as he took the lead, stepping forward and gripping his longsword with both hands. With a forceful strike, he aimed a blow at Sebastian's head.

As a pre-divine Grandmaster, the power of his charged strike was so formidable that it created an oppressive atmosphere everyone could feel.

At the same time, the Elders and Gods of War launched their long-range attacks.

In an instant, the air was filled with sword energy. Terrifying waves of energy surged toward Sebastian, threatening to destroy everything in their path.

The sheer force of these attacks was enough to make even a divine grandmaster retreat.

"O" Supreme One, be careful!" Lord Drakaria urgently warned. Together with Gina and the others, they launched their most powerful attacks.

However, their combined efforts were insignificant compared to the overwhelming power they faced, as they barely made a ripple in the oncoming storm of attacks.

As Magnus' longsword was about to strike Sebastian, Sebastian suddenly moved. He thrust both palms forward, and a blinding white light erupted.

It was so bright that no one could keep their eyes open.

Like the brightest star in the universe, the light was hotter than the sun.

Everyone was instantly blinded.

As an earth-shattering explosion followed, the entire area seemed to shake, and the hotel wobbled as if it might collapse at any moment.

Ordinary people couldn't keep their balance and fell to the ground, their eyes filled with terror.

When the light dissipated, the hotel lobby was in ruins. The floor in front of Sebastian was completely shattered; most of the tables had turned to splinters, and people lay scattered across the ground.

Each person looked as if a great fire had burned them, their bodies charred and still smoldering, with blood in stark contrast to their blackened skin trickling from their noses and mouths.

These were the Gods of War and Elders who had just attacked Sebastian.

Among them was Magnus.

Some were already dead, others were on the brink of death, and the rest were barely clinging to life.

Lord Drakaria, Gina, and the other guests all stared in wide-eyed shock and disbelief. They could hardly believe their eyes.

A pre-divine grandmaster and over 20 grandmasters had joined forces, yet they couldn't withstand a single strike from Sebastian.

His power was beyond terrifying.

It was unimaginably terrifying!

Everyone's gaze toward Sebastian had changed; it was as if the man sitting there was not human but a devil.

Magnus struggled to get up from the ground, coughing up another mouthful of blood.

His eyes were filled with fear, anger, and a deep sense of unwillingness as he looked at Sebastian.

"Why are you so strong? What level have you reached?" he demanded.

This was the question on everyone's mind. Even a divine grandmaster shouldn't be this powerful.

"A dead man doesn't need to know too much."

As Sebastian spoke, he extended a finger.

A beam of white light shot out, instantly piercing through Magnus' forehead.

Magnus' eyes widened in disbelief as he fell straight to the ground. With his eyes wide open, he died with everlasting regret.

He had thought victory was assured.

To his surprise, Sebastian's strength had reached such an unimaginable level.

"O'Supreme One, have mercy and spare us!"