"Jeko, why?"
Jilensky staggered, one hand clutching his wound as he turned and stared at Eagle Eye in
This time, he did not use the other's nickname. He called him by his real name.
"Because I think you're more dangerous than him!" Jeko's eagle eyes fixed on Jilensky as he slowly spoke.
Copperhead froze, then flew into a rage. "Eagle Eye, are you blind? Can't you see how strong that guy is? How could Old Chicken possibly be more dangerous than him?"
As he spoke, he walked toward the center of the arena again, preparing to see whether there was any way to treat Jilensky's wounds. After all, Jeko could not be trusted, and Jilensky was the only person left with whom he could cooperate.
"I advise you not to go over there. Old Chicken is hiding his strength very well. You might die if you approach him." Nameless spoke up at this moment.
Jeko glanced at Nameless and agreed. "Taowan, he's right. Old Chicken is extremely dangerous. If you don't trust him, don't you trust me?"
"I don't trust anyone. I have my own judgment." Copperhead's voice was cold.
Jeko was somewhat helpless. Why was Taowan nicknamed Copperhead? Because he was even more stubborn than Ironhead, which was why people who knew him called him Copperhead as a joke.
There were only names one could get wrong, but never nicknames.
Copperhead clearly would not trust him, much less Nameless. So even if he wanted to stop him now, there was nothing he could do.
That strike just now had been an extremely risky sneak attack. But before he could kill Jilensky, he sensed danger and decisively retreated.
Copperhead walked to the center of the arena. Just as he was about to examine Jilensky's injuries, Jilensky suddenly gave him an