Talented Martial Hero

Chapter 143 Show Off (Part One)

In the area of demonic monsters, Darren and his companions, who were hiding atop a towering tree,

watched with interest as three demonic monsters hit their prey. It was beyond amusing.

"Darren, Rory is really physically strong. He is still alive."

Darren laughed and responded, "Those demonic monsters are smart. They are just playing with Rory.

If they were serious, he would have already been beaten to a pulp. The demonic monsters were going

easy on him."

Swoosh! Swoosh!

All of a sudden, a strong wind blew, causing them to hold on to a branch to avoid falling off. They

narrowed their eyes in the direction where the force seemingly came from. A figure that exuded a

strong aura showed up in the woods, not far from where they were hiding.

"Go to hell, you beasts!"

With an angry shout, the man swung his arm and gave the demonic monsters a punch that was so

strong that they flew a few meters away and crashed into a trunk of a tree. They twitched around madly

before their legs gave in, sending them falling face first onto the ground. Darren noticed how their

breathing had stopped by then. The demonic monsters were dead.

"That was so horrible!" the outer disciples of Lotus Holy Land exclaimed with terror in their eyes. They

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They held their breath and thought, 'He slaughtered three level 3 demonic monsters with a single

move.'

"What's going on? He is the chief of the Wei Family. What is he doing here?" one of them said,

squinting his eyes.

They were anxious. After all, they tricked the members of the Wei Family and got them killed.

"Don't panic. I'll go ahead and take a look to see what's going on," Darren responded, resting his eyes

on Clive. Unlike his companions, the sudden arrival of the chief didn't send him into panic. 'The four

members of the Wei Family are dead, Rory blacked out, so how would he know I set his members up?

I didn't kill them myself. Technically, I didn't break the game's rules. Hence, even if he figured it out, he

wouldn't be able to do anything to me.

I must go get the demonic monsters' corpses. Once I assimilate them, I would achieve a significant

leap in talent, ' he thought.

"Be careful, Darren," Sven said as Darren flew towards the dead monsters.

A couple of seconds later, Darren reached his target. "Thank god they are still giving off blue light. They

are still useful to me," he murmured with relief.

As he concentrated, the blue light coming off the demonic monsters flew towards him. In a second, he

assimilated all the blue light, filling him with warmth and strength.

"Wow. It feels great," Darren said, stretching his arms leisurely as though he had just gotten a good

sleep. He felt fantastic, livelier, and happier.

'Oh jeez, I've gotten an upgrade. Now my talent is at level four of the Earth Degree, ' he exclaimed

joyfully, but still making sure that his face didn't show too much emotion. He was also pleased to see

that he had achieved such a significant leap in his talent after assimilating the talent of the three level

three demonic monsters.

"Get out of here, brat," Clive snarled at Darren while holding Rory, who was covered in bruises, in his

arms.

"Mr. Wei, I hope you understand that you do not own this place. You neither have the right to ask me to

leave nor the authority to force me," Darren answered coolly.

"Do you think I don't know you are coming here to collect demonic monsters' cardiac cores?" Clive

retorted, snorting. He then hit the three cores and made them break.

With a small smile, Darren scoffed, "Ah, you'd rather destroy cardiac cores than let me get them. You're

really mean, aren't you?"

Clive was visibly pissed off with his remark. His face turned grave as he said menacingly, "You dare talk

to me this way? Aren't you afraid I might end your life?" Darren laughed.

"Why would I be?" He lifted his chin and then added, rather arrogantly, "If you dare kill me without any

reason, our Holy Lord will treat this behavior as a provocation, and she will not let you go. I'm sure Mr.

Landon will take our side. Are you prepared to face their wrath?"

Clive opened his mouth to speak then closed it again. 'He is right. The risk is too high. After all, we

have placed a huge wager on this bet, ' he thought grudgingly. 'Darren is the hope of Lotus Holy Land.

If I take his life, Diana will throw a fit.'

"You're a brave man," Clive said, sneering. "Don't think you'll be the winner since Rory got injured. You

can't survive this."

And with that, Clive was transported back to the square together with Rory.

"Just wait and see," Darren murmured, narrowing his eyes at the spot where Clive had been standing a

few seconds ago.

...

Time passed by quickly. It had been four hours since Darren and his companions had been transported

to the area of demonic monsters.

Ever since Rory left, the outer disciples of Lotus Holy Land hadn't encountered anyone that dared to

get in their way. So far, they had only slaughtered over a hundred diabolic beasts, earning them more

than a hundred points.

"Darren, I think we should focus on diabolic beasts. We only get ten points after taking out a level one

demonic monster. It's not rewarding enough. Who would be stupid to look for demonic monsters? I

think the hunting rules are unreasonable," one of Darren's companions complained, seemingly unable

to keep his thoughts to himself.

"You're wrong." Darren shook his head and continued, "You think hunting diabolic beasts is the best

way to earn points because they are easy to find and there are lots of them, but if the two geniuses of

the Ancient Families can find enough level one demonic monsters, they will earn more points than what

we have gathered so far—all in such a short amount of time."

"On the other hand, running into lots of level two demonic monsters would be quite disadvantageous

for them. Level-two demonic monsters are much stronger than level one demonic monsters. Killing one

level two demonic monster would cost them too much energy and time. It would only earn them about

twenty points, so I don't think it's worthwhile," he added.