Cultivating a Goddess in Everyone Else's Eyes

The one-on-one duel ended in an unbelievable manner.

The remaining, smaller Vajra Giant Ape—a female as well—let out a furious, grief-stricken roar.

But anger was useless. It would only make it die faster.

Chu Fei closed in, detonated its brain with a curse, and ended the fight within two seconds.

When the third Vajra Giant Ape's corpse fell, the remaining aberrants around them turned and fled.

Chu Fei did not pursue them. Instead, he stood still with his spear in hand, silently looking at the "spectator" in the distance—Lan Wenjiang.

At that moment, Chu Fei released the restraints on his eyes, and bright light flickered within them.

At Chu Fei's feet lay the corpses of three Vajra Giant Apes, along with three aberrants that were not yet dead but struggling at death's door, as well as several more aberrant corpses.

For a moment, it seemed as though a demon god had descended.

Lan Wenjiang silently watched Chu Fei's glowing eyes and the hazy battlefield around him. He fell completely silent as regret began to brew in his heart.

Lan Wenjiang was not naive enough to think Chu Fei was showing off his achievements to him. In truth, Chu Fei was probably demonstrating his strength!

Yet aside from a bitter smile, Lan Wenjiang had no idea how to respond.

Perhaps it was because an observer saw things more clearly. Though the light at the scene was dim, Lan Wenjiang still used infrared equipment and some of his own abilities to see the situation clearly—he had witnessed at least eighty percent of the battle.

Lan Wenjiang had seen Chu Fei's swift reactions, concise and forceful counterattacks, his strategy and skill in battle, and his immense combat strength.

The entire battle had ended completely in less than a minute.

What truly alarmed Lan