1429. Making an Argument
On a rainy night, thunder rumbled over the pockmarked ground, which had turned into a swamp. Many soldiers, armed to the teeth, surrounded a massive creature that had been cleaved in two by something unknown. Their faces were filled with fear, and they trembled as one. They weren't afraid of the monster, which was already quite dead, but of the human standing beside it, straight as a spear, holding a greatsword completely at odds with all the firearms around him.
The next video started playing automatically. Screams, gunfire, and howls rose one after another as the ground shook violently. Two enormous creatures thundered past like trains. The world seemed to flash faintly, and countless raindrops scattered. It was as if something invisible had caught up with them in the blink of an eye. The two monsters, still running, suddenly split in half from head to tail without warning. Their corpses skidded more than ten meters before coming to a stop. Apart from the rain and thunder, all was silent.
The young Chinese man came walking over, dragging his greatsword. Everyone reacted as if they'd seen something terrifying, desperate to get as far away from him as possible.
Someone had managed to film some incredible footage that day—and more than one person, too. Otherwise, Great Demon Li wouldn't have become infamous so quickly. Videos like that were truly terrifying.
Yuri's little birdie had gone pale, his lips turned blue, and his face was drained of color. So who was the real monster?
Though the footage showed a monster beyond comprehension, Dominica knew that if Yuri said it wasn't special effects, then it definitely wasn't.
She no longer doubted that this Chinese man named Li Bai could kill a terrifying dragon.
The brave hero slew the dragon and