The Prince Who Was Raised in Hell novel Chapter 140

Summary for Chapter 140: The Prince Who Was Raised in Hell

About The Prince Who Was Raised in Hell - Chapter 140

The Prince Who Was Raised in Hell is the best current series by the author Liu Ya. The Chapter 140 content below will immerse us in a world of love and hatred, where characters use every trick to achieve their goals without concern for the other half—only to regret it later. Please read chapter Chapter 140 and stay updated with the next chapters of this series at nisfree.com.

After entering the forest, the hustle and bustle of the public square were blocked.

The air made people feel anxious, and the atmosphere was enough to make those with weak will turn around and run away.

The participants in the competition were the best among the Evergreen Town’s families.

Hence, they were surely exhorted by their seniors before the match started, so no one would do such an embarrassing thing at this time.

As Violet was the last one to embark on his journey, he did not see anyone else along the route.

He did not care about which path other people took After all, he knew well that he only needed to do his best on his matters.

After walking for an hour, Violet arrived at the fork of the three roads.

Along the way there, Violet noticed traces of small-scale fights.

It was apparent that some of the youngsters could not control themselves and started battling.

Nevertheless, no one was eliminated yet.

Violet took a glance, and he walked toward the third route without any hesitation.

Although it was the most dangerous choice, the journey would be the shortest.

After stepping onto the third path, Violet did not hide his actual ability and moved full speed ahead!The sunlight shone through the dense leaves, casting spots of lights, and Violet’s silhouette swept forward like a wind.

Even though the third route was much craggy, it was still an easy feat for Violet as he entered the depths of the Dark Cloud Forest before.

Besides, Violet believed that with his current speed right now, the warriors on the two other lanes would not be able to catch up with him.

Although there were some incredible warriors among them, they would break out into fights.

Furthermore, the battles would only be more rapid after the second half of the journey.

Once those warriors fell behind Steven, it would have been impossible for them to overtake Milos.

Violet sped along the way, but after an hour, Violet suddenly slowed down.

Then, Violet noticed a giant greenish-black wolf looking at him on a low slope not far from him.

Between its brows, there was a small cluster of white fur, growing vertically.

At a glance, they looked like a white flame burning.

“It’s the White Flame Wolf!” Violet cast a cold glance, “It’s only a wild animal, and I hope it doesn’t come over and dig his own grave.”

When the White Flame Wolf saw Steven, its eyes flashed with a look of violence.

After all, it was as if the food was knocking on its door, and the wolf had no reason to reject it.

However, the White Flame Wolf felt a terrifying aura on Violet the next second.

Violet was a strong man that fought hard in those bloody battlefields, and now he was half step away from the Pulse Control Realm.

Hence, the aura he was emitting was not like other ordinary warriors or wild animals.

As Violet cast a cold glance at the White Flame Wolf, it quivered slightly and let out a wail.

Then, with its tail tucked underneath, it ran away quickly.

If the other warriors saw this scene, they would be so surprised that their jaws would drop.

After all, the White Flame Wolf was known to be merciless, and even those who just entered the fifth stage of the True Martial Realm would not dare to fight it simply.

But, Violet’s gaze scared away an adult White Flame Wolf.

“Consider yourself lucky!” Violet snorted.

Then, he continued speeding forward.

If the White Flame Wolf charged at him just now, Violet did not mind making his lunch more sumptuous.

Later, Violet met some wild animals again.

However, they were not a threat to Violet at all.

Under normal circumstances, Violet would only need to cast a murderous glance at them, and the wild animals would be forced to retreat.

That was why the Heavenly Fiend Capsules immediately melted in the mouth, but only after swallowing and digesting it in the stomach would the effect take place.

That way, the warriors using the pill could catch their opponents off guard.

Next, with the Heavenly Fiend Capsules in his mouth, Violet proceeded to walk forward.

If the oncoming route were as smooth as before, he probably needed another two hours to reach the finish line.

After walking for about 15 minutes, Violet suddenly caught a whiff of a strong blood smell, and it blew at him from the front.

Then, he heard the babbling sound of water running.

Violet narrowed his eyes and held the Blazing Spear in his head, moving forward.

He passed by a tall towering tree, and the noon sun shone right at the earth, dazzling Violet’ s vision.

Soon, he caught sight of a thin but unusually tall middle-aged man sitting on a flat rock more than ten meters in front of him.

The man sat there and carefully sharpened his knife.

The middle-aged man’s face was chiseled, and his beard and hair on his temples were graying, making others feel that he had experienced the hardship of life.

At this moment, the man was lowering his head, focusing on sharpening a longsword.

He scooped a little water from the creek next to him every ten strokes, then sprinkle it on the blade.

The watery blood that flowed from the blade also formed a second streamlet, meandering on the ground.

As for the longsword, the thick layer of blood stains on its surface had turned black, and Violet wondered how many living things the man had to kill for the blade to look like that.

As soon as Violet saw the man, he felt his hair standing on end and goosebumps all over him.

An eerily cold chilliness also uncontrollably surged in him.

Even though the guy did not look at him, Violet had a sense of despair that he was targeted, and had nowhere to go.