As it turned out, the previous decision had been the right one. With Vajra Realm Harar teamed up with two Hundred Refinements Realm fighters, although Hans was still superior in individual combat strength—even if Vajra Realm Harar was brought into the equation—they were three fearless fighters, and Hans was facing an undead unit for the first time. He clearly lacked an understanding of the undead as well.
After going back and forth, he really did fall into a disadvantageous position.
In fact, a large number of Skeleton Soldiers had also been deployed in the hold of this Ironclad Ship.
White Butcher had originally thought that if the three of them still could not do anything to Hans, he would have no choice but to release the Skeleton Soldiers.
With the Skeleton Soldiers' combat strength, they naturally could not stop a Vajra Realm-level powerhouse. But as long as there were enough of them, they could use the tactic of overwhelming numbers to wear Hans down to some extent.
After exhausting him for a few more rounds, Harar and the other two could then surround and attack Hans. That would settle it.
But now...
White Butcher felt that he could start considering whether Hans should live or die.
A living Vajra Realm martial artist would undoubtedly be more valuable than a dead one if he was willing to submit.
But by the same token, this also carried enormous risks.
Although they had Harar now, if they captured Hans alive and he suddenly launched an attack, Harar would most likely be unable to suppress him. With them so close together, Bolevin might not even have time to cast his Word of Truth.
*The risk of taking him alive is too great. It would be better to kill him and convert him into an