The Return of the God of War [The Protector] Chapter 4004

Chapter 4004 Our Patience Is Running Out “This is dangerous! Retreat!” The damage that Levi did to the Titanium Warrior had plunged him into utter despair, and escaping with his life was all he could think of at that point. “It's too late to run away now!” Levi shouted coldly as he threw another punch at the Titanium Warrior, turning him into a bloody mist in front of everyone. “The amount of destructive power in his fists is terrifying!” “I can't believe that robber is a physical cultivator too! It seems he's a lot more powerful than us!” “We need to avenge our fallen chief! Everyone, attack together!” The remaining Titanium Warriors charged at Levi at the same time, only to die one after another. The fact that Levi killed them without the use of his ultimate weapon made it all the more shocking for those who saw it. As the fighters from the other sects started backing away, Levi and the other three pressed forward and slaughtered those in their path. Sylvan and the members of Astre Lune Sect were all staring wide-eyed at the sight before them. Once again, they found themselves stunned by Levi's display of overwhelming strength. Cheriette and Larissa, too, managed to surprise them with their excellent performance. The fact that those ultimate weapons are able to boost their power that much is proof that they were forged by the best blacksmith in existence! “There's no point in us staying here. We should head back to Lightspring and observe the situation!” Sylvan said. Everyone agreed with his suggestion. Sylvan was worried about Prime Company after losing contact with them, especially since headquarters had sent them. “Tell Mr. Garrison that we'll just head over to check on things and will return very soon,” Sylvan said before boarding a cloudship with a few of his trusted subordinates and heading over to Lightspring. He left a huge number of his troops with Astre Lune Sect just in case their support would be required. Upon arrival in Lightspring, they saw Sea of Stars Guild and Tenebrous Sky Division surrounding the eight hundred elite fighters of Prime Company. “You came just in time, Sylvan. Do you know what the situation is like for Astre Lune Sect right now?” “Was it Prime Association that helped defeat Blithe Lord and Arcadia?” “You'd better answer us honestly, or we'll crush you all beneath our heels!” The members of Sea of Stars Guild and Tenebrous Sky Division bombarded him with questions. “To be honest, there's no point in you guys staying here. Mr. Garrison single-handedly defeated Blithe Lord and Arcadia. Prime Association never did anything to help out at all,” Sylvan replied with a wry smile. Everyone was so shocked that they fell silent for a few seconds. “That's impossible! Do you take us for fools or something?” “Blithe Lord and the vice sect leader of Arcadia are insanely powerful fighters! On top of that, they've also got the help of spirit beasts and Hundred Alchemical Gods Array! A mere robber couldn't possibly stand a chance against those odds!” “You'd better come clean with us, Sylvan! Our patience is running out!” The members of the two sects refused to believe Sylvan's words. Since a majority of their forces had gone after Astre Lune Sect, they decided to hold their position and wait for a status report. A few days soon went by, and they still hadn't heard back from the other forces. Meanwhile, some of Cordierite Association's fighters were hiding in Lightspring. They, too, were waiting for an update from the allied forces while maintaining contact with Albert. Albert was growing increasingly anxious when he didn't receive any status updates from the allied forces. He had a really bad feeling in his gut. Right when Sea of Stars Guild and Tenebrous Sky Division were on the verge of breaking down mentally, they heard a loud hum coming from the sky. As they looked up, they saw a cloudship heading in their direction. “That looks like Inkflame Court's cloudship! They're back!” someone shouted excitedly. However, the members of both sects were petrified by what they saw next.