The Flanking Maneuver

Garithos watched the burly man charging toward him without a trace of fear. Instead, he tossed aside his already battered armor and charged at Leiluo bare-chested. Just imagine the shock of seeing a muscular man charging straight at you with his chest bared. Leiluo froze. That was right—he froze.

Of course, he was only stunned for an instant. By the time Garithos reached him, Leiluo had recovered. Garithos's greatsword was already right in front of him, but instead of retreating, Leiluo stepped forward and slipped to the side. Garithos could only watch as his sword scraped against the armor on Leiluo's chest, leaving nothing but a white streak.

That was one drawback of greatswords. Unless you had mastered the art of wielding one with effortless control, you had to go with its momentum when using it.

Leiluo "narrowly" dodged Garithos's attack, then chased after him and kicked him. Garithos staggered, but fortunately, he planted his greatsword on the ground and avoided falling flat on his face.

Of course, that was because Leiluo had held back. He didn't want to finish Garithos off so easily. There was nothing more infuriating than someone sneaking into your home, and Garithos had sneaked into Sylvanas's.

After kicking him, Leiluo didn't press the attack. He waited for Garithos to turn and face him again before continuing.

Leiluo dashed forward, knocked Garithos's greatsword aside with the shaft of his axe, then swung his right hand upward. Garithos felt as if his whole body had been lifted off the ground. His throat tickled, his mouth hurt, and when he opened it, a mouthful of blood and two front teeth flew out. Leiluo then kicked him in the stomach, knocking him unconscious. A wolf rider came forward, bound Garithos, and took him away.

Without Garithos to command them,