Xu Hao glanced indifferently at the Fourth Elder of the Feisha Association and then said: "Those people you consider incredibly powerful are now my lackeys. If you're not convinced, you can come challenge me to a fight and see if you really have what it takes to stand against me."

Hearing Xu Hao suggesting a duel, the Fourth Elder of the Feisha Association immediately retorted: "I know, since even Fein is not your match, I would certainly not be either. But I still can't believe you could defeat all these strongmen. It's not just me; I'm sure no one present believes it, do they?"

The crowd nodded in agreement; after all, these powerful figures are all forces to be reckoned with individually.

Yet now, Xu Hao claims he has subjugated them, which sounds like a complete joke.

No one would believe that Xu Hao was telling the truth.

Seeing the disbelief among the crowd, Xu Hao looked at Florando.

Florando then said: "Indeed, we were all defeated by Young Master Xu, so now we've become his lackeys."

Kameda Saburo originally didn't want to admit it in front of outsiders, but as things stood, if he denied having defected to Xu Hao, no one would believe him anyway.

So, he did not refute it.

The others were shocked upon hearing Florando's words!

How could this have happened?

Florando and the others have actually become Xu Hao's lackeys?

It sounds ridiculously bizarre.

Florando is ranked seventy-eight on the Heavenly List, Haiwood is ranked ninety-three, Velsky is ranked eighty-six, all of them are top-tier martial artists!

Moreover, when so many other powerhouses joined forces, they were still no match for Xu Hao—the gap is too enormous.

If these words hadn't come from Florando himself, nobody would believe it, and some might even think Xu Hao had bribed them beforehand.

But how could these powerful figures be bribed?

And surely Xu Hao understood the principle of not flaunting wealth; knowing he possessed treasures would make him a target for many.

But now, Florando has indeed said this, leaving them no choice but to believe.

Kameda Saburo also spoke up: "Do you all really think there's some deal between us and Young Master Xu? Young Master Xu's strength is far beyond what you can imagine! Anyone with ill intentions should reconsider; you can pose no threat to him!"

Xu Hao looked at the members of the Feisha Association and said: "Your Feisha Association and I are already mortal enemies; when we meet, it's either you or me, so prepare to die!"

Saying this, Xu Hao attacked, throwing a punch straight at the Fourth Elder of the Feisha Association, who quickly dodged, exclaiming angrily: "Xu Hao, what are you doing? Did I provoke you?" ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇ ꜰʀᴏᴍ NoveI-Fire.ɴet

Xu Hao replied emotionlessly: "I said, your Feisha Association and I have long harbored deep hatred—it's either you or me; once we meet, it's a fight to the death! So today, all of you from the Feisha Association must die!"

Having said this, Xu Hao struck again, aiming for the head of the Fourth Elder of the Feisha Association.

The Fourth Elder dared not be negligent and wanted to fight back, but Fein immediately shouted: "Stop wasting time, everyone who can run should run immediately; those who can't, prepare to die! Xu Hao has gone mad, killing on sight—he's in a rabid state."

Upon hearing Fein, the Feisha Association members scattered, and Fein yelled: "Everyone, escape quickly! Even Florando has joined Xu Hao; we're no match for him. We must call upon our strongest Thirteen Knights to take action!"

Though he seemed to speak unintentionally, he was actually conveying an extremely important message to Xu Hao—that the Thirteen Knights of the Feisha Association have always been watching him.

To Xu Hao, ordinary members of the Feisha Association held little interest; his earlier words were merely to intimidate them—Xu Hao is not particularly bloodthirsty. He chuckled: "Florando, tell me what kind of existence your Feisha Association's Thirteen Knights are."

Florando dared not delay Xu Hao's orders and quickly said: "Young Master Xu, the Thirteen Knights of our Feisha Association are a group exclusively under the President's command. On ordinary days, they only follow his orders and are not bound by others.

Their power and status in the association are exceptionally high, and they're incredibly strong. I have no confidence in facing those thirteen individuals; in fact, I can't withstand their assault at all. They have trained together for years, and their cooperation and mutual understanding have reached an extraordinarily high degree."