Apocalypse Gacha Chapter 222- Borrowing strength

Uncle Hai knocked the white-colored Smoke pipe on the ground.

Beside him, the colorful-haired Young Master Yun rolled his eyes. He looked down on this village uncle. To him, didn’t such people live in forests forty years ago?

“Kid, stop looking like you lost your father and mother; you look down on me? Let me tell you, if you were my grandson, I would cut off all your dyed hair.”

Uncle Hai scoffed. Seeing the leader of Hungry Tiger Cavalry, he said so without holding back.

“Damn, old man, what did you say?”

“Show some respect when you talk to our boss!”

“Old damn thing, I will kill you!”

Young Master Yun had a bunch of men similar in age to him. They were dressed in different clothing. A month had passed, and their clothing was dirty, making them look even more amusing.

Behind Uncle Hai were the warriors that came from East Mountain Village. Hearing those kids speak like that, they were furious, and both sides were in a standoff immediately.

Hungry Tiger Cavalry had 70-80 people, including their entire squad. All of them were apocalypse warriors. Some had guns; some had axes. Each one rode a motorcycle, and they were pretty strong.

Moreover, Young Master Yun and a few other bosses had jobs that were said to be strong. They clashed with the Tech City Squad before and nearly killed the two-star evolved Big Kai.

Hungry Tiger Cavalry became famous, and everyone learned that this young team made of 40 one-stars evolved. Moreover, no one dared to look down on them anymore.

East Mountain Village’s strength was definitely above that of them. They had three two-star evolved and a dozen more one-star evolved than them. But only two of them had jobs.

Both sides had strengths and weaknesses, so neither feared the other.

When both sides were in a faceoff, horse hooves could be heard. They turned their heads and saw a 200-strong team rushing over. There were 20 healthy horses, and each one of the people riding had a red spear. One would think they were ancient cavaliers if not for their modern clothing.

“Old Lou!”

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