Douluo Continent: Tonight, a Fairy Tale Descends

"Do you even need to tell me?" One-Eye gritted his teeth. "This kid isn't human... he's a monster!"

The two swordsmen didn't speak, but silently adjusted their breathing.

He held a slender sword in each hand, the blades thin and light, their tips gleaming coldly in the dim light. These were the most suitable weapons for assassination, and the only thing that had allowed him to survive in this killing city until now.

But at this moment, the two swords made him feel an unprecedented heaviness.

Because he knew that what he was about to face was a real killing machine.

Lin Wan moved.

It wasn't a sudden outburst, but rather a natural step forward.

Just one step.

The three of them instantly tensed up to the limit.

"kill!"

Shattered Bones roared first, a roar filled with desperate madness. He swung the iron hammer with both hands and smashed it down on Lin Wan's head with all his might!

This blow was delivered without holding back, because Shattered Bones knew that against such an opponent, holding back was tantamount to suicide.

The hammer tore through the air, producing a dull whistling sound.

Almost at the same time, the one-eyed man with the chain hammer also made his move.

The spiked hammerhead drew a strange arc, bypassing the bone-crushing iron hammer, and smashed into Lin Wan's waist and abdomen from the side!

They cooperated very well.

One launched a frontal assault, while the other launched a flanking attack.

The two swordsmen waited.

He was like a venomous snake lurking in the shadows, waiting for Lin Wan to reveal a weakness before delivering a fatal blow with his twin swords.

This is a tactic they honed through countless life-or-death battles: Bonebreaker and One-Eyed are responsible for restraint and attrition, while the Twin Swordsmen are responsible for finishing off the remaining enemies.

A perfect tactic.

At least in the past, this tactic allowed them to defeat more than one strong player who had a winning streak of over fifty games.

But today, they are facing Lin Wan.

Faced with the hammer coming at her, Lin Wan did not retreat or dodge; she simply raised her left hand.

His movements looked so slow that even the frenzied spectators in the stands could see every detail.

But this "slow" movement precisely pressed down on the side of the hammer head just as it was about to strike the head.

It's not about taking the hit head-on, but about leveraging the opponent's strength.

Lin Wan gently pushed with her left hand in the direction the hammer was falling, while tilting her body half an inch to the left.

With just a half-inch difference, the hammer grazed his shoulder and crashed to the ground with a loud "boom," sending up a large amount of gravel.

Using the force of the push, Lin Wan's body floated up like a weightless feather, her right leg drawing an arc in the air, her toe precisely touching the head of the chain hammer that the one-eyed man had swung at her.

"clang!"

The crisp sound of metal colliding.

One-Eyed felt a strange force coming from the chain hammer. The force wasn't strong, but it caused him to momentarily lose control of the chain hammer.

The hammerhead grazed Lin Wan's clothes and missed.

Lin Wan has already landed.

The moment he landed, his body sprang forward like a spring compressed to its limit.

The target is the two swordsmen.

The two swordsmen's pupils suddenly contracted.

He had been waiting for Lin Wan to make a mistake, but he never expected such a fierce counterattack. What shocked him even more was that while dealing with the attacks from the bone-crushing and one-eyed creatures, Lin Wan had also kept her eyes locked on his location!

No refunds!

The two swordsmen made a split-second decision. In close combat of this level, retreat meant death.

His twin swords moved.

With his left hand, he thrust the sword toward Lin Wan's throat; with his right hand, he thrust the sword toward Lin Wan's heart.

They wielded both swords simultaneously, at tricky angles and with incredible speed.

This is his most prized killing move; he once used it to instantly pierce the vital organs of two attackers.

But Lin Wan only turned slightly to the side.

At such a tiny angle, the sword in his left hand grazed his neck, leaving a shallow bloodstain.

He held the sword in his right hand between two fingers of his left hand.

Yes, two fingers.

The index and middle fingers gripped the sword tightly like pliers.

The two swordsmen's minds went blank.

He had never seen such an absurd scene in his life: someone had caught his sword, which he was thrusting with all his might, between two fingers.

Before he could react, Lin Wan's right hand had already moved.

The poisoned dagger snatched from the scorpion transformed into a ghostly green light, piercing towards the swordsmen's brows.

The swordsman tried to draw his sword and retreat, but the blades were firmly held by Lin Wan's fingers and he couldn't pull them out at all. He could only release his right hand and lean back desperately.

The dagger grazed his forehead, shaving off a piece of scalp, and blood gushed out instantly.

A sharp pain shot through him, but the two swordsmen didn't have time to feel it, because they saw Lin Wan release her grip on the sword and then punch him in the chest.

The punch wasn't fast, but the two swordsmen found they couldn't dodge it at all.

It's like no matter how you dodge, that punch will always hit.

"Oh!"

A dull thud.

The two swordsmen were sent flying backward like kites with broken strings, a clear fist-shaped indentation appearing on their chests. While still in mid-air, blood gushed from their mouths.

He fell heavily to the ground ten meters away, struggling to get up, only to find that he had lost all feeling below his chest.

The spine is broken.

Despair flashed in the swordsman's eyes. He knew he was finished. Even if he didn't die from that punch, in this killing city, a paralyzed person couldn't possibly survive.

But he still mustered his last bit of strength to lift his head, wanting to see what the boy would do next.

Then he saw that after Lin Wan knocked him away, she didn't even glance at him, but turned around to face the bone-crushing and one-eyed attacks coming from behind.

It's like... solving his problem was simply swatting a fly.

This feeling of being completely ignored was more terrifying to the two swordsmen than death itself.

"puff"

Another mouthful of blood spurted out, and the two swordsmen's heads drooped limply, lifeless.

the seventh.

Chapter 323 End of the Battle

The battle continues.

The eyes of Broken Bones and One-Eyed were already red.

They saw the two swordsmen sent flying by a single punch, and they saw Lin Wan turn to look at them, her gaze so calm it sent chills down their spines.

"Attack together!" Shattered Bones roared, swinging his iron hammer once more.

This time, he didn't smash directly at Lin Wan, but instead smashed the ground in front of Lin Wan.

"boom!"

Gravel flew everywhere, and dust filled the air.

This is a tactic used by Shattered Bones: using smoke and dust to obscure vision, then launching a surprise attack from both sides with One-Eyed.

Very smart.

Unfortunately, he was facing Lin Wan.

The moment the smoke and dust rose, Lin Wan had already closed her eyes.

It wasn't that the smoke and dust blinded me; I closed my eyes on my own.

Because he knew that in this environment, vision would actually become a distraction.

My ears twitched slightly, picking up all the sounds around me.

The heavy footsteps of bone-crushing footsteps came from the left, while the whistling sound of a one-eyed chain mace cutting through the air came from the right.

Two people, two directions.

Lin Wan moved.

Instead of retreating, he charged towards the shattered bones.

Amidst the smoke and dust, Broken Bones saw a dark figure rushing towards him and was overjoyed; this kid had actually chosen to confront him head-on.

Then let me show you what a bone-crushing hammer tastes like!

Shattered Bones gripped the hammer handle with both hands and swung it forward with all his might!

If this hammer blow lands squarely, even a giant rock will be smashed to pieces.

But just as Lin Wan was about to crash into the hammer, her body suddenly shrunk.

Instead of squatting, the whole person slid under the hammer like liquid.

The hammer that shattered bones missed its target, and the immense inertia caused him to lean forward, exposing his chest and abdomen.

Lin Wan had already slid past him, and as she slid past, the dagger in her hand flicked upwards.