Ten Directions Annihilation was snatched away. Shocked, the black-robed man instinctively tried to take it back, but several Sword Lights came flying straight at him and easily forced him back.
This was probably something he had never considered before appearing here.
"Leave." Boss Luo sheathed the treasured sword. "Go back and tell your king that I said I would return these two weapons. I won't break that promise."
The black-robed man said nothing. Only the eyes hidden beneath his robe began to glow with a ghostly green light.
Boss Luo said calmly, "I imagine that, within this world's power system, you stand at the very top. Although you took this treasured bow, if you truly fought me, I'm afraid you couldn't avoid causing quite a commotion."
The black-robed man remained silent.
Boss Luo continued, "I don't mind... if you're willing to let that sensitive Dragon Empress in the palace discover your presence."
The strange look in the black-robed man's eyes gradually faded, but he showed no intention of simply giving up and leaving.
"My identity here is much like that of the outsiders you know about." Boss Luo spoke indifferently. "In other words, even killing someone isn't impossible... Perhaps that sounds a little forceful, but I'm merely willing to act here under this identity."
As he spoke, Boss Luo casually swept the treasured sword in his hand through the air. "Come to think of it, I've never tried directly killing a true living being with force... Would you be willing to become my first experience? Of course, your death wouldn't be for nothing. You would receive something—perhaps something you've always wished to obtain."
"Once a person is dead, receiving anything more is meaningless." The black-robed man spoke calmly. "You've said all this only because you want me to leave and