Peerless Martial Expert in the City
Chapter 301 - 304: Don’t Want to Do Anything

Chapter 301: Chapter 304: Don’t Want to Do Anything

Glass City Liu Family.

Xiao Yi watched the off-road vehicle gradually fade into the distance, silently repeating in his heart.

Liu Dongjun came from Glass City, and Shen Xiaoxiao had said he was very extraordinary. Previously, he hadn’t taken Shen Xiaoxiao’s words to heart, but having just experienced what had happened, he now knew that the Liu Family was truly no ordinary family.

An ordinary family would not have two bodyguards at the High Tier of the Bone Tempering Period for a young master.

Hopefully, you will know what’s good for you, otherwise, if it really comes down to a life or death struggle, I will definitely make you taste what it’s like to wish for death!

A ruthless look flashed through the corner of Xiao Yi’s eyes.

Although he did not yet know how deep the Liu Family’s foundation was, or what kind of powerful experts they had in the family, he was now an Initial Tier expert of the Condensation Period. As long as they had no experts above the High Tier of the Condensation Period, they wouldn’t be able to trouble him in the least.

And he, on the other hand, could certainly make them wish for death, because, the Liu Family was a clan with significant business and numerous family members, whereas he was alone. Plus, he had an identity unknown to many—he was the ’Doctor,’ a figure notorious in the assassin’s circle!

He was very skilled at healing people; Dr. Zhang and Elder An both felt that his medical skills were miraculous. However, what he was actually best at wasn’t saving lives, but taking them!

There’s a saying—those who are barefoot are not afraid of those with shoes!

Gao Junjie and his three followers never imagined that things would turn out this way. What they thought was a certainty turned completely upside down.

Liu Dongjun and his two powerful companions were all seriously injured, their lives hanging by a thread, while Xiao Yi, who was supposed to be doomed, survived...

This result was just too hard for them to accept!

It was only when that man picked up the two and left that they suddenly snapped back to reality, looking at Xiao Yi with eyes filled with boundless fear, at this man they used to think was just a country fellow who had practiced Kung Fu for a few years and was just a little better than them.

Even with their slow wits, they realized at that moment that Xiao Yi was certainly not just someone who had practiced Kung Fu for a few years, but a master as high as several stories tall!

Realizing they had offended such a master, and the fact that they had just brazenly come to his home, although he might not know they were the ones who followed him, the very thought made their hearts quiver, as Wang Qiang and Li Han’s faces went pale and their backs were soaked with sweat, their legs starting to tremble.

Even Zhao Hu and Gao Junjie dared not breathe too loudly.

After exchanging glances, they all looked towards Xiao Yi, who was still gazing at the off-road vehicle driving away, seemingly deep in thought and seemingly oblivious to their presence. They almost simultaneously began to shift their feet, moving towards a distant corner.

"Gentlemen."

However, just as they had moved a few steps and felt like they were about to reach the corner and sprint away with a sense of secret elation, a familiar voice sounded in their ears.

The voice was not furious or threatening, and its volume was very moderate. Yet, when it reached their ears, it felt like thunder had struck, causing their hearts to skip a beat, and their faces instantly turned pale.

"Gentlemen, coming over here in such a menacing manner, leaving without even a greeting, don’t you think that’s a little too regrettable?"

Xiao Yi slowly shifted his gaze away from the direction in front of him and looked at the four individuals before him, their complexions as pale as yellow earth. A faint mocking smile played upon his lips.

"You... you... what do you want to do?"

Gazing at the teasing expression on Xiao Yi’s face, a distinct air of superiority emanating from him, Gao Junjie felt as if he were a mouse under the paws of a cat contemplating its dying prey. In the past, such humiliation and raging anger would have overwhelmed him—those expressions were always theirs to display towards others, an exclusive right. But now, faced with a bumpkin he once deemed beneath his notice, Gao Junjie could feel nothing but fear!

He tried his hardest to utter some harsh words to appear more composed, both inwardly and outwardly, but regrettably, no matter how much he struggled, his facial expressions remained weak, and he couldn’t control the tremble in his voice.

"Young Master Gao, asking that question is meaningless. It should be me asking you, what do you want to do?"

Xiao Yi shook his head lightly, his gaze toward Gao Junjie and the others turned serious, "I do genuinely want to ask, what exactly do you four want?"

Without waiting for their response, Xiao Yi continued speaking.

"You and I were strangers, and though there was a minor misunderstanding on the first day of school when I gave back the seat to you, you were relentless and kept hounding me. Ever since then, it seems you’ve always been the ones coming to me looking for trouble. So far, I have not actively sought out trouble with any of you, have I?"

"I..."

Looking into Xiao Yi’s serious eyes, Gao Junjie didn’t understand his intention and felt completely flustered, his mind in turmoil, unsure how to respond.

"Young Master Gao, why don’t you set a condition today? What exactly do you want, so you’ll let go of a small fry like me?"

Xiao Yi gazed at Gao Junjie.

"I..."

Listening to Xiao Yi’s words, Gao Junjie felt on the verge of tears; who was letting whom go in this situation? Yet, seeing the earnest look on Xiao Yi’s face, he didn’t dare to not respond. Xiao Yi, at this moment, was a terrifying presence in their hearts, like a Demon God. The longer he stayed near him, the more danger he felt. Only by keeping his distance would he feel safer.

He just wanted to figure out how to get away from Xiao Yi as quickly as possible.

But what should he say in response? What did he want exactly?

"Young Master Gao, give me a straight answer," urged Xiao Yi, his tone pressing a bit more heavily, increasing the pressure.

"I... don’t want anything."

Tears were already brimming in Gao Junjie’s eyes.

Meanwhile, Li Han, Zhao Hu, and Wang Qiang were trembling so much they seemed to be shaking like a sieve.

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