Lord Of Martial Arts

Darren quickly scanned the first eleven pages of the book. Only the first page had written text, while the subsequent pages contained ten starry sky patterns.

"What does the origin of the chief gods mean? This text only described the star field in the depth of the sky but did not mention any gods..." Darren couldn't help but frown. He couldn't understand the book but continued reading it anyway, in hopes that he would find something interesting eventually.

It took him about a quarter of an hour to finish reading from cover to cover and imprint all he had read in his mind.

"What do you think, Darren? Isn't it great?" Lionel asked as he looked at him expectantly, eagerly waiting for his approval.

However, Darren only nodded slightly without any sign of pleasant surprise, which disappointed Lionel very much. "Uh, yeah, yeah. It's good," was Darren's lackluster comment.

The truth was that Darren wasn't paying attention at all. He had read the whole book, but he didn't see any legends or stories at all. The text was full of inexplicable verbal descriptions and some typical patterns.

"Darren, even you think this book is ordinary? Alas, it seems that I was hallucinating," Lionel blurted out as he sighed in disappointment.

It was not until then that Darren came to his senses. He smiled and said, "Lionel, if I'm not wr

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men paused what they were doing when they sensed Darren, and their violent auras all rushed over to suppress him.

"Who are you?" they snarled at him.

"I'm the one who will kill you," Darren answered coldly.

"Are you kidding me, brat? Are you this poor creature's slave? You are courting death!"

"Damn it! He's not my slave. He's my boss! Humph! You're doomed. My boss is so powerful that it's as easy as pie for him to kill you. All of you, just wait for your death!" The Water Kylin was so ecstatic that he almost burst into tears, and he crawled over to Darren weakly. For a moment, he was afraid that Darren wouldn't come.

Seeing that the Water Kylin looked pitiful and hurt, Darren could not help but recall their past adventures together. The Water Kylin had not changed at all. He was still the same as before.

"Brat, these guys are quite powerful. Be careful when you deal with them. I'm seriously injured. I'm leaving first!" said the Water Kylin, who was trying his best to escape.

"Come on, guys! Let's kill that poor creature before it runs away!" When they saw that the Water Kylin was about to escape, the three men immediately wanted to rush over and finish him.

"How dare you? If you dare hurt my friend, I will send you to the darkest part of hell!" Darren threatened them with a murderous gleam in his eyes.