An Eye for an Eye, a Waist Cut for a Waist Cut

Lin Zhiluo had ten thousand ways to kill Major Noda in an instant.

But in the end, he chose the most "plain" method.

He held the Despair Dagger in his hand, and tangible killing intent spread over and clung to the dagger's blade like a venomous snake.

By the time he finished these preparations, Major Noda—whose movements seemed as slow as a snail in his eyes—had only just aimed the tip of his katana at him.

Major Noda had not been boasting, either.

It really had killed quite a few people and could vaguely unleash a trace of killing intent.

Unfortunately, whether it was speed, killing intent, or even eyesight, everything about it was laughable as a child before Lin Zhiluo.

Lin Zhiluo shifted his foot, and the Despair Dagger instantly sliced across Major Noda's right wrist.

A wrist forged by five hundred points of Constitution was utterly vulnerable at this moment.

The Despair Dagger passed through it without the slightest resistance.

"Clang~"

The katana and Major Noda's palm fell to the ground together, making a crisp sound.

There was something Lin Zhiluo might not have known.

Those who used this method of "borrowing a corpse to return to life" could not fully merge their souls and bodies within a short period. As a result, their bodies would passively heighten their five senses to accelerate the merging process.

In other words, during this period, the external perception of someone who had "borrowed a corpse to return to life" would increase severalfold.

This was actually beneficial in combat, as it allowed their movements to become more precise.

However, when they encountered Lin Zhiluo, it would become a painful shadow they could never erase.

The overwhelming pain of the Despair Dagger, the heightened pain caused by tangible killing intent, and the severalfold