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Su Yi dodged the Bandit Leader's attack. As he watched the dust cloud, where he could only vaguely make out silhouettes, a flicker of excitement flashed through his usually calm eyes.

The true hunt had begun!

With a whoosh, Su Yi plunged straight into the dust cloud.

"Boss, did you kill that brat?"

Seeing their boss unleash his power, the dozen or so remaining bandits felt no danger at all within the dust.

Every one of them believed their boss had already smashed that terrifying little monster into pulp.

"No! Hurry and find that brat! Don't let him get away, or how will our Fierce Bear Band keep its foothold here?"

Hearing his subordinates' questions, the Bandit Leader shouted.

"Yes, Boss! We definitely won't let that brat escape!"

The remaining bandits' eyes filled with excitement at his words.

After their boss unleashed that terrifying attack, the fear Su Yi had instilled in them was completely gone.

These poor fools had no idea what kind of monster had set its sights on them.

With a wet squelch, a dagger plunged into flesh.

The bandits within the dust showed no reaction at all, still searching around for Su Yi, whom they assumed had hidden or fled.

After rushing into the dust, Su Yi quickly approached the nearest silhouette.

Like a hunting cheetah, he swiftly leaped behind the man, covered his mouth with one hand, and drove the dagger in his other hand straight into his throat, destroying his vocal cords along with it.

He gently lowered the body, pulled out the dagger, and continued searching for his next target.

Not one of those searching for him noticed anything unusual around them.

With another wet squelch, a dagger pierced flesh once more, and the bandits lost another man.

The moment Su Yi set his sights on a target, that person's death was already declared.

Each time, he appeared silently behind the bandits and carried out a flawless assassination.

In less than five breaths, the eighteen bandits who had remained were reduced to ten.

The dust stirred up by the Bandit Leader's attack had also thinned considerably.

Only after losing eight men in succession did the bandits searching for Su Yi finally realize something was wrong.

"Boss, we've lost so many men!"

"Yeah, Boss! What do we do?"

Hearing his subordinates, the Bandit Leader's eyes turned vicious. "All of you gather together. Let's see how that brat ambushes us then!"

At the Bandit Leader's command, the bandits who had been scattered around searching for Su Yi gathered together in groups of three and five.

Now, the bandits in the dust were divided into four groups.

The Bandit Leader was alone, searching for Su Yi.

Of the remaining ten bandits, two formed a pair, three formed another group, and the largest group consisted of five.

This time, Su Yi did not target the pair.

Since they had already gathered together, he would deal with a larger group first.

With that thought, Su Yi examined the distribution of silhouettes in the dust.

There were groups of two, three, five, and one.

The lone figure had the strongest aura.

Among everyone present, only this man possessed the most Soul Power.

Then he would deal with this bandit boss first, the only one capable of giving him even a little trouble. The rest were nothing more than rabble.

With that thought, Su Yi silently appeared behind the Bandit Leader.

"First Soul Skill: Unstoppable Force!"

As his words fell, the Chaos Supreme Gun instantly appeared in Su Yi's hand, and a yellow Hundred Year Soul Ring rose beneath his feet.

The moment the black iron spear appeared in Su Yi's hand, its tip stabbed directly toward the Bandit Leader's back.

The Bandit Leader suddenly heard Su Yi's voice behind him, along with the sound of something slicing through the air.

He was horrified and tried to throw himself to the ground.

Unfortunately, Su Yi's attack was far too fast.

So fast that it gave the Bandit Leader no time to react.

Though that thought flashed through his mind, his body had not made any response.

When he heard the weapon pierce flesh, the Bandit Leader's eyes widened instantly.

Then a tremendous force struck his back, sending him flying.

Su Yi had used First Soul Skill: Unstoppable Force. The tip of the Chaos Supreme Gun had pierced straight through the Bandit Leader's body.

Following the spear's charge, Su Yi burst out of the dust cloud with the Bandit Leader skewered on the shaft.

With a boom, Su Yi drove both spear and man into the distant rock wall, pinning the bandit to it.

"H-How..."

Only after being nailed to the rock wall did the Bandit Leader feel the agonizing pain coursing through his body.

His eyes were filled with terror. Blood foam mixed with tiny fragments of internal organs spilled from his mouth as he muttered blankly.

Before he could finish speaking, his pupils slowly dilated. At last, the terror and disbelief in his eyes abruptly faded, leaving them utterly lifeless.

Su Yi did not spare the Bandit Leader another glance. He pulled out his spear and turned to look at the dust that had dispersed from his attack.

As the dust settled, the remaining ten bandits saw their boss effortlessly slain by Su Yi. They were so terrified that they could not even summon the thought of running away.

Staring at Su Yi, who looked frail yet was in truth incomparably terrifying, and seeing the way he looked at them as if they were already dead, they all threw down their weapons and knelt before the barely one-meter-tall Su Yi.

They wept and begged desperately for mercy, hoping Su Yi would spare them.

Su Yi watched the bandits without saying a word.

With a whoosh, Su Yi vanished from where he stood and charged straight at them.

The black spear in his hand pierced through one man's throat. Then he swept it backhandedly.

The spear tip sliced across three men's necks before stabbing toward another bandit trying to flee.

In practically the blink of an eye, he killed five men.

Seeing this scene, the remaining five bandits scrambled away on their knees and hands, desperate to get away from the demon before them.

Five consecutive wet squelches rang out as the spear pierced flesh.

This bandit group, which had committed every evil and numbered nearly fifty men, was completely wiped out by Su Yi.

After dealing with them, Su Yi checked the tents one by one to make sure no fish had slipped through the net.

He inspected three tents in succession. All were empty, and he found nothing at all.

Just as Su Yi was about to enter the fourth tent, Ghost Douluo, who had been hiding in the shadows, appeared before him and reached out to stop him.

Su Yi looked at Ghost Douluo blocking his path without saying anything, then turned and walked out of the bandits' hideout.

Since this man had stopped him, it meant there were no survivors left.

Ghost Douluo watched Su Yi's retreating figure and sighed inwardly.

For Spirit Hall, it was impossible to say whether this terrifying little fellow would be a blessing or a curse.

Fortunately, he was not an enemy. If he were, they would likely lose sleep and appetite every night.

They would constantly fear that one day, without even realizing it, they might lose their lives.