Pursuit and Kill

If you see an enemy before you and lack even the courage to strike, you are a coward!

If you know you are outmatched and that fighting means waiting to be captured or killed, yet you still grit your teeth and throw your life away, you are an idiot.

Except for that one time in the Iron-Blood Battalion when he truly played the idiot to lay his life on the line for his brothers, Zhang Tie would never do such a foolish thing.

Zhang Tie is neither a coward nor an idiot. He dares to fight, but the moment he discovers the opponent's strength far exceeds his own and that continuing the battle will not yield the desired result, he turns and flees without hesitation—just as he is doing now!

As he runs, Zhang Tie is already nursing a minor internal injury, the result of his brief exchange with the man in black.

The number of Bright Point ignited on Zhang Tie's body is currently 13, officially placing him in the ranks of a level 7 warrior. That man, however, is already a level 10 Strong Warrior, a powerhouse with at least 55 Bright Point ignited on his body.

He is a true powerhouse—at least to Zhang Tie at this moment. The gap in levels brought about by those 40-plus Bright Point is, to Zhang Tie, like a natural chasm. It is not something he can contend with, even though he has mastered Iron-Blood Battle Qi and consumed a mountain of various Guoguo.

In fact, the man's view of Zhang Tie's performance right now could be described with one word: shock. Before meeting Zhang Tie, the man never imagined that one day he would be injured by a level 7 fellow, nor did he expect that after injuring him, the