Becoming Their Guiding Spirit

# Chapter 309: Senpai is lending you a bit of power The gushing blood made people’s blood boil even more. This was what these capitalist merchants, who had been perched at the top of Kazimierz for years, loved to see the most.

This knight, shrouded in black energy, was originally a Sarkaz soldier from Kazdel. However, after being modified using a series of scientific techniques from biotech companies, he had become this monster, possessing even greater strength but no sanity.

In the arena.

After easily ramming a formal knight to death, the demon knight, shrouded in black energy, swung his incredibly sharp blade like a gale at another formal knight nearby who hadn’t even reacted yet.

This formal knight immediately raised his knight’s shield, trying to block.

However.

Against the sharp blade and ferocious strength, this formal knight didn’t even have a chance to block. The demon knight’s greatsword forcibly split the knight’s shield in his hands in two. Also split in two was the formal knight’s body.

The remaining eight people present stared with wide, shocked eyes.

Before their very eyes, a red line suddenly appeared in the center of the formal knight’s head. This red line extended from his head down to his lower body. The next second, blood spurted out. The formal knight who was alive a moment ago split open down the middle in the next. The two halves of his body fell separately onto the artificial forest floor. Blood formed a lake, instantly dyeing the grass red, and his internal organs splattered everywhere.

A scene like this was like hell.

”Ah! Ah!!”

Several independent knights had never seen such a sight. They were scared out of their wits. The faces hidden under their knight visors instantly turned deathly pale.

”Run!! Run!!”

Just moments ago, they were planning to team up, ten of them, to take out this knight and split the prize money. But now, the two strongest formal knights among them had been so easily killed by this demon knight’s blade. The remaining eight had lost all will to fight.

Like rabbits fleeing a cage, they scattered in different directions, running for their lives.

In the audience stands.

”Hahahaha~ So satisfying. Watching this group of humble toys get torn to pieces is just too satisfying.”

A severely overweight fatso in a mask said, panting.

The other capitalist merchants chimed in. Only a few of them looked displeased.

”Why send out this knight? If I’m not mistaken, this knight is used during the Knight Major qualifiers to stop the top 16 competitors. His strength is first-rate even in the Knight Major itself. Using such a weapon against a group of ants, who are smaller than small... it’s boring.”

A young merchant wearing a golden wolf mask swirled the red wine in his glass.

The fat capitalist merchant sitting in the center chuckled teasingly.

”If you really want to see an exciting confrontation, you can just go watch the official Knight Major. Since we’re here, what we want to see is rivers of blood and a steamroller-like crushing.”

”Oh, Taylor, you don’t really think this little squirrel has training value, do you? An Infected participating in the Knight Major would indeed create a lot of hype, but if she can’t make it to the end, she’s worthless. In this day and age, no one remembers the runner-up. Only the champion is absolute. If you don’t win the championship, you’re nothing.”

In the artificial forest arena, drones buzzed overhead, each camera aimed at one of the eight remaining independent knights.

”Don’t run! Running is useless! We have to team up to have a chance!!”

Although Sona was also terrified, she forced herself to calm down and shouted to the rear, hoping the remaining eight would unite. If they united, they might still have a chance to win. But if they fought individually and ran, they might not even have a chance to live.

Three hours!

They had to last three hours!

What did three hours mean? This was an impossible task.

However.

Faced with Sona’s attempt to reorganize, the remaining seven completely ignored her, not even hearing her words. They were like ordinary people encountering a disaster, only wanting to escape themselves. As for the lives and deaths of others, it had nothing to do with them, as long as they could be the last one alive.

But this kind of thinking was too naive.