Murdering a Great Chu noble in broad daylight, before countless witnesses... Did he think Great Chu's laws were just for show? That a noble's standing was made of paper?
Yet his deadly poison had failed to kill Tang Changsheng. Tang had acted as though nothing had happened. Worse, he seemed to possess a deadly poison of his own: with one kick, he had driven an even more potent toxin into Miao Heyu's body.
The poisons that had reached a balance inside Miao Heyu began to churn, threatening to spiral beyond his control...
For a moment, Miao Heyu stared in terror. No one knew better than he did how many deadly poisons his body held. If they broke loose, they could burn him until not even ash remained.
Had he known Tang Changsheng was this formidable, he would never have dared provoke him. What rotten luck! How was he supposed to know Tang was not only a Grade A Ability User, but one who wielded deadly poison too?
Poor Miao Heyu had never understood one crucial point: what mattered most for a Grade A Ability User was not how exceptional any one ability was, but the absence of a weakness. Ordinary worldly forces could hardly kill one except under special circumstances, and a Grade A Ability User had the power to retaliate on a massive scale.
Only those who met both conditions qualified as Grade A Ability Users!
Someone like Miao Heyu, however deadly his poison, might be able to kill tens of thousands. But as long as he had a weakness... say, poor close-combat skills that made him easy to deal with using a gun...
Tang Changsheng had just walked over, seized him by the neck, and thrown him out. With such an obvious weakness, no matter how strong his