No one had expected Li Li to resolve the matter so brutally.
In fact, most people saw Li Li as a simple young man who devoted all his time to studying. Unlike many mages, Li Li had neither a violent temper nor the arrogance toward low-level mages.
Li Li was often quite humble, which made them almost instinctively assume that the boy whose nasal bone appeared to have shattered was the one at fault.
As for that boy, his vision went black for a moment, only for the darkness to be immediately covered by all sorts of strange, colorful hues. The tremendous impact had damaged his retina. While this might have caused blindness for many commoners, it clearly would not trouble a mage like him.
But how could Li Li possibly end things just like that?
Li Li suddenly grabbed his head, then flipped over sharply, facing upward as he forcefully pressed the boy's head toward the ground. If nothing unexpected happened, this boy was dead for sure!
Li Li sneered inwardly. Since people still dared to bully him even after he had endured it for so long, he could only kill a chicken to scare the monkeys. If one of those monkeys still wanted to jump out, Li Li truly would not mind killing it outright. After all, only the living could regret anything!
The boy seemed to have sensed the crisis of life and death as well. He tore off his necklace, and almost instantly, a tremendous force blasted Li Li away. Li Li frowned. This guy had quite a few things on him—he even had a protective shield.
Looking at the milky-white barrier that was at least around level seven, Li Li drew a slight breath. A chilling aura suddenly erupted from his body. Though he was