They are just soldiers, also humans, and will have fear. When facing an incomprehensible, invincible existence, they can only choose to flee.
After Herag killed all the charging soldiers, he did not pursue those who fled.
At this time, soldiers from other areas noticed the situation here and began to come over to support.
In their understanding, no matter how powerful the enemy is, as long as there are many of them and they cooperate well, they can take down the enemy.
Even a Great Knight must be wary of the power of an army.
Herag looked at the approaching soldiers, expressionless, holding a longsword heading straight for the crowd.
He was like a tiger entering a flock of sheep, unstoppable. These soldiers were like paper, unable to withstand even a single strike from Herag.
Ed, hiding under the carriage, was dumbfounded seeing this scene. Especially after seeing Herag covered in various colors of shields, he muttered and began to bow, continuously knocking his head on the ground beneath the carriage.
Luo Kui also noticed the commotion here, seeing firsthand how Herag shielded himself and then wreaked havoc.
"Mystic..." This word popped into his head.
Luo Kui had been in the trading business for many years, seeing and hearing everything.
But a Mystic, it was the first time he had seen it with his own eyes. Indeed, as powerful as the rumors said, ordinary people had no chance against him, it was a complete massacre on one side.
In his impression, Herag was just a fallen minor noble who used much of his savings for a chance to join the convoy to Doris Kingdom.
Luo Kui saw Herag carrying a sword, so he observed Herag’s hands, finding no calluses at all.
He thought Herag probably had no real skill, the sword being mere decoration, as many nobles do.
Especially fallen nobles who always use flashy decorations to show they haven’t completely fallen.
Anyone who seriously trains in swordsmanship would have calluses, a feature easily observed.
When Kaleem said that, Luo Kui felt like he was falling into an ice cavern, almost losing hope when the army broke through the defenses.
Then Herag suddenly emerged, slaughtered everyone, and turned out to be a Mystic, something Luo Kui could not have imagined.
On the other side, as Herag was slaughtering, Ives also noticed him.
"Mystic!" Ives instantly recognized Herag’s identity and was shocked.
Having just been surprised by Kaleem, he never expected there was another Mystic in the convoy.
Such figures only exist in rumors, and yet he just happened to encounter one.
Ives initially intended to kill them all, but with another Mystic, he not only couldn’t do that but also had to consider if he could survive himself.
"The rest of the convoy must be killed, but this Mystic might just be a coincidence being in the convoy. These Mystics generally don’t meddle in the affairs of ordinary people, and even if he knows about this, he probably won’t spread it around."
"There is room to maneuver!"
After weighing his options, Ives quickly had an idea.
He moved toward Herag and shouted, "Stop! Show no disrespect to this gentleman!"
The soldiers around Herag were dumbfounded by this, clearly seeing him as the one hunting them!
Hearing Ives’ command, they began sprinting away from Herag.
After the soldiers ran far away, Herag also stopped, not continuing the slaughter.
Ives cautiously approached, removing his helmet, and smiled, "Sir, it’s our first meeting. I am Ives Brand, Knight Commander under Duke Theodore. I wonder if you are acquainted with the Duke."
Herag replied expressionlessly, "I don’t know him."
"Sir, I truly apologize; I didn’t know you were with the convoy. It’s a grave offense. How about this, to show my apology, all the goods and property of this convoy are yours, what do you think?"
To please Herag, Ives abandoned all interests, only wanting to survive.
Approaching Herag, as a Great Knight, he instinctively felt a great danger, a threat that sparked a sliver of fear from deep within.
"I’m not interested." Herag naturally rejected his offer, wanting only to reach Doris Kingdom as soon as possible.
Accepting the goods would mean implicitly agreeing with Ives and others’ massacre of everyone in the convoy.
He had traveled with the convoy, and they had no enmity with him, even taking some care along the way. Although they were paid, there was no grudge. New ɴᴏᴠᴇʟ ᴄhapters are published on N0veI.Fiɾe.net
Ives was stunned for a moment and then said, "Since you are not interested in these, may I know where you are headed? I can arrange someone to guide you."
Herag did not respond but turned to look behind Ives, a look of curiosity on his face.
Ives, seeing him staring behind him, was puzzled and turned around, witnessing an astonishing scene.
The previously deceased Kaleem was now emitting a milky white glow from his corpse.
Herag intently watched, observing many Light Energy Particles automatically flowing into Kaleem’s body.
These Light Energy Particles quickly repaired Kaleem’s body upon entering.
"Shenlan, check if Kaleem’s body has any Demonized Items or other Magical Source."
Herag was puzzled, sensing no magical fluctuations from Kaleem.
Kaleem was an ordinary person with no training in any Meditation Method, yet these Light Energy Particles automatically entered his body and healed him.
If it were a Wizard specializing in Light Element, Herag could understand.
But Kaleem was merely a Knight Level; how could he possibly have such precise energy particle manipulation skills?
"No Magical Source detected." Shenlan responded.
Shenlan’s detection matched Herag’s observation, with no Magical Source on Kaleem’s entire body, yet these Light Energy Particles just autonomously entered his body, healing him.
"Are you the Child of Light?" Herag couldn’t find a reason, so he sarcastically remarked.
As more Light Energy Particles gathered, Kaleem was entirely enveloped in the milky white glow.
Ives, witnessing this miraculous scene, felt a tinge of unease.
The surrounding fights gradually ceased, everyone watched Kaleem, now a white cocoon of light.
Kaleem’s corpse began to float, radiating a strong white light, yet the light wasn’t glaring.
Many people had already laid down their weapons and started kneeling.
In their view, this was a divine phenomenon.