Era of Disaster Chapter 118: Death Battle

Chapter 118: Death Battle

Yu Han slowly stood up as his body swayed. He suddenly raised his head and stared at Bai Yi with incredible malevolence in his eyes.

At this time, Bai Yi reopened his eyes. In those eyes, there was no sympathy or pity!

Bai Yi wouldn’t continue to make mistakes again. Nobody could tolerate making mistakes over and over. Just like what Ning Xue had sensed just now, the Bai Yi who had buried his kindness and gentleness was incredibly terrifying. It wasn’t just about strength, but also a change in his mental state.

Reverse Flower Eyes!

Just when Yu Han looked at Bai Yi malevolently, Bai Yi’s eyes widened again and blood continued to flow down from his eyes. It was still okay to use the Reverse Flower Eyes at the first and second level, but once he used the third level that was coupled with the assistance of the special energy, Bai Yi’s eyes would bleed. After much research and studying by all of them, they thought that this was because Bai Yi’s eyes hadn’t changed gradually. The few sudden mutations and evolutions had caused his eyes to have some hidden injury.

Anything is fine, even if my eyes goes blind, I must kill this guy!

Bai Yi walked toward Yu Han. Yu Han just stood there blankly on the spot, seemingly not seeing Bai Yi walking toward him. While walking, a small willow leaf knife appeared in Bai Yi’s hand. This wasn’t the one that he gave to Hong Qi Hua but it was the same type. In reality, Bai Yi didn’t even get the chance to retrieve the willow leaf knife he gave to Hong Qi Hua, so he could only choose another identical one as a replacement.

“Yu Han! Yu Han wake up! Shit!” Gaute shouted loudly, charging toward Bai Yi immediately. However, Woolf immediately stopped him and the two of them went into a deadlock.

“Don’t even think of going over!” Woolf’s body was stained with blood, and a baleful aura emitted from his body.

“Bastard!” Gaute looked at Woolf viciously, and gritted his teeth so hard that they almost broke.

Yu Han said that everything was his fault, but from what Gaute saw it was clear

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