To be honest, Hao Ren sometimes felt that it was rather hard to justify knowing only a few moves from beginning to end—and none of those few moves were anything worth showing off, which made it even worse. Even Lily, the most timid one in the family, had Ice-Fire Charge, while he, the team leader, did not even know Hero's Sword Technique, something everyone should have after leaving the beginner village. It was truly regrettable. But feeling the solid sensation transmitted through his hands and the power of that strike, Hao Ren's mouth twitched. Who cares!
This move was incredibly useful! As long as you could endure the Data Terminal's foul mouth, it was at least a signature technique in terms of both attack speed and destructive power...
Of course, that required you to possess immense brute strength, as well as a brick sturdy enough to be downright insane.
The Shadow Demon's massive body crashed to the ground, its head almost flattened by a third. Hao Ren still felt uncomfortable about taking the life of a humanoid creature—that was human nature—but he was glad he had quickly adapted to this turbulent life, to the reality of having to fight people for his life every so often. Besides, these half-demonic creatures that barely even resembled people anymore genuinely helped ease his guilt. He felt that after smashing three or five more of them, he would probably get used to it.
The Data Terminal, however, strangely did not start shouting right away this time. Before it could react, Hao Ren had already pulled it from his pocket and smashed it into someone else's head. It remained silent for quite a while, as though contemplating its life, before finally saying slowly, "This unit has discovered something rather unfortunate—this unit has actually started getting