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Chapter 360 - 360 362 Body Disintegration!

360: Chapter 362: Body Disintegration!

(Part 3) 360: Chapter 362: Body Disintegration!

(Part 3) Tang Zhong had not expected that the people following them were ninjas.

These ninjas from Bei Country, each one more skillful than the last, were all dressed in black robes with Black Blades on their backs.

Previously, they had blended into the crowd, using Disguise Technique, so they had gone unnoticed.

Now in a deserted place, they stripped off their clothes, revealing their true forms.

At that moment, three ninjas looked at Tang Zhong and Lillian and shouted, “Kid, get lost and leave the girl behind you, or I’ll make you wish you were dead!”

Lillian, seeing those people, frantically hid behind Tang Zhong, “Brother, don’t go, don’t leave me behind!”

Tang Zhong did not speak but stared at the ninjas ahead.

He had always believed these ninjas were here for the Origin Stone, just like the people from Yun Country.

Now, it seemed that was not the case; they were after the Lillian behind him.

Remembering Lillian was from the Tanstan people, he realized these ninjas from Bei Country had come to assassinate her.

“Don’t worry, I’ll protect you!” Tang Zhong gripped Lillian’s hand tightly.

Lillian only then began to feel relieved upon hearing this.

The three ninjas, hearing Tang Zhong’s words, instantly became more vicious, “You won’t leave?

Then I will kill you right now!”

“There’s no need to waste words with someone from Xuan Country, just kill him!”

One of the ninjas said, taking a long knife from behind and slashing it towards Tang Zhong.

When the blade sliced through the air, it actually carried a Knife Qi with it.

Tang Zhong pushed Lillian aside and, seeing the oncoming Knife Qi, had to think of a way to block it.

He spotted an iron rod next to his foot.

He immediately slid his foot to move the iron rod, and it flew up from the ground, grabbed by Tang Zhong.

He then gripped the rod with both hands to meet the oncoming long knife.

With a clink, a clear sound rang out as the ninja’s knife struck the rod in Tang Zhong’s hands.

Mars spattered.

Blocking the strike, Tang Zhong exerted his strength and pushed outward.

The ninja had not at all anticipated that Tang Zhong would block the attack and was preparing to withdraw his knife and stab at Tang Zhong’s chest.

But Tang Zhong, perceiving this, gripped the iron rod and stepped back, then swung the rod again with all his might, crashing it down from above right onto the ninja’s head.

The ninja had never expected Tang Zhong to be so fierce, nor had he imagined Tang Zhong would suddenly swing the rod.

By the time the rod was in front of him, it was too late to react.

He attempted to lift his knife, but by then it was already too late.

With a thud,

Tang Zhong, holding the iron rod, struck the ninja’s head directly.

Then followed a terrible scream, as the ninja was sent flying with a single blow, collapsing to the ground.

The other ninjas had not expected their comrade to be knocked down and hurriedly went to help, only to discover that the ninja who had been struck was already breathless, killed instantly.

“You bastard…”

Of the three ninjas, one now lay dead.

Tang Zhong, holding the iron rod, spun it around a few times, then planted the huge rod on the ground.

“Brother, you’re so amazing!” Lillian exclaimed excitedly as she rushed over.

Tang Zhong just smiled and looked at the remaining ninjas ahead.

At that moment, the two ninjas, seeing their companion killed, glared at Tang Zhong with eyes full of rage.

“You bastard, you’re dead!” they cursed.

In an instant, the two ninjas charged at Tang Zhong.

They swung their long knives with expertise.

These men were ninjas, practiced in ninja footwork, moving like phantoms—now floating here, then darting elsewhere—creating illusory and unpredictable movements.

Tang Zhong watched them, then said to Lillian, “Stand beside me and don’t go anywhere.”

Lillian nodded.

Then Tang Zhong observed the hovering ninjas, aware that they all practiced Shapeshifting.

It was essentially a Blinding Technique, many shadows with only one real body amidst them to bewilder the enemy.

“Haha, you damned Xuan Country man, let’s see how you dodge my knife!”

The air was filled with the voices of the ninjas, and at the same time, the swapping speed of the shadows grew increasingly rapid.

Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh—they were impossible to track with the naked eye.

Seeing this, Tang Zhong’s eyes narrowed.

Among so many shadows, there was only one real person.

Every person emits an aura, and these ninjas had theirs too.

One only needed to sense the aura.

Every person has an aura.

Just focus on that aura.

Tang Zhong simply closed his eyes; when facing illusions, eyes are useless.

Seeing Tang Zhong close his eyes, the ninja’s face turned vicious, “You even dare to close your eyes?

Die!”

In that instant, all the illusions disappeared, and from their midst, a ninja wielding a long knife slashed towards Tang Zhong.

“You damned Xuan Country man, you killed my comrade; now I’ll take your life!”

With his long knife held menacingly, just at that moment, Tang Zhong’s eyes suddenly opened.

He knew the ninja was approaching.

Holding the huge rod, he blasted it straight ahead.

The earth-shaking iron staff swung down directly.

The ninja was terrified, never expecting such a scene, and the force of his slashing blade became even more fierce.

“You…

still want to resist?

It’s no use!”

Clang.

The iron staff collided with the sword, and sparks flew.

But the next second, the long sword in the ninja’s hands snapped with a crack, breaking apart.

“How is this possible?” the ninja exclaimed in horror.

But there was no time for thought, for a iron staff was heading his way from the front.

With a clattering sound, it landed on the ninja’s head.

A heavy strike, and the ninja was sent flying, crashing into the city wall with a thud; stones shattered, and his body was covered in blood.

Tang Zhong once again retracted the staff.

Lillian, excited by the sight, jumped up: “Brother, you’re so powerful!”

Originally there were three ninjas, now two had been killed, leaving only the last one who became increasingly unstable, looking at Tang Zhong with eyes full of fear.

And Tang Zhong, holding the giant staff, approached slowly: “Who are you?

Why are you following us?”

The ninja knew he was no match for the man before him, turned around to flee, pulling out a round ball from his hand, similar to a smoke bomb.

Tang Zhong recognized the object at a glance, knowing once thrown to the ground, it could facilitate an escape — a tactic many ninjas knew.

Just as the ninja was about to throw the ball to the ground, Tang Zhong swung his staff and struck, sending it flying away.

The ninja had not expected this, and was about to grab a second ball.

But at that moment, Tang Zhong swung the staff again, aiming right at the ninja’s head, and brought the staff down hard.

The ninja lay face-down on the ground.

Then Tang Zhong stepped forward, pressing his foot onto the ninja, and demanded, “Who exactly are you?”

Tang Zhong feared that the people from Bei Country had conducted research on the Origin Stone.

The ninja was already scared witless.

“We…

we’re not human…

not…

we…” he started babbling incoherently.

Thinking about what had happened earlier, any ninja would be afraid.

Such a person, wielding a casually picked up iron staff, had felled them — elite ninjas — so easily.

“I’m asking who you are!”

“We were sent to assassinate the girl; she’s the daughter of a Pakistan political figure…

we wanted to set Xuan Country against Tang,” the ninja explained.

Tang Zhong understood now; it turned out that because Lillian was the daughter of a political figure from Tang, the people from Bei Country were jealous, so they came to assassinate her, a truly despicable act of inciting discord between friends.

Immediately Tang Zhong’s gaze turned fierce, and he lifted the iron staff, swinging it down at the ninja.

The ninja’s face filled with terror, but as the giant staff fell, hitting him squarely on the forehead, he was fatally struck.

Blood flowed from his head.

Towards the people from Bei Country, Tang Zhong really didn’t feel he had killed enough.

Lillian, who was watching, was nearly scared stupid.

Although she knew these ninjas had come to kill her, the sight of a man being killed truly frightened her, as she was just a child and had never witnessed murder before.

“Don’t be afraid…” Tang Zhong said.

“Brother…

they’re all dead, just like that?” Lillian asked.

“Yes!” Tang Zhong, after killing, then searched the ninja’s body and quickly extracted a small bottle.

He glanced at the bottle, then opened the lid, pouring its contents over the bodies of the ninjas.

The red liquid flowed out, clear as water, but upon contact with the ninja corpses, it began to corrode them until they were nothingness.

This liquid, containing an enzyme, could dissolve human flesh; it was said that ninjas from Bei Country could dispose of bodies on their own — using this concoction — which would vanish quickly once it dripped on the remains.

The corpses that had been doused with the liquid disintegrated completely, leaving behind only the black clothes they had worn.

Tang Zhong did the same with the remaining two bodies, and in the end, there were only three sets of black clothing left, which he picked up and threw into the trash, effectively disposing of everything.

Then, Tang Zhong collected the liquid, which would be extremely useful in the future.

He was about to leave.

Suddenly, Tang Zhong noticed something was amiss; the box containing the Origin Stone was moving.

His brow furrowed, he immediately took out the box, and saw that in the center, the Origin Stone was shining brightly and seemed to be pulled by some force in one direction as if something was sucking it.

Tang Zhong immediately looked ahead!

Could there be an Origin Stone mine ahead?