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The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor novel Chapter 825

Summary for Chapter 825: The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor

Chapter 825 – A Turning Point in The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor by xyz

In this chapter of The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor, xyz introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 825 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Billionaires genre.

Despite the pressure, Fane managed to rise to the challenge and grew extremely strong. His fighting ability improved significantly along the line as he donned a dragon-shaped mask and had a black sword in his hands.

One after another master appeared after he emerged, and those masters became the current Nine Great Gods of War.

As for Fane, his fighting ability surpassed the Gods of War, so much so that although h e was outnumbered, it was no difficult task for Fane to deal with them.

Fane had just reached the foot of the mountain when several bodyguards of the Wilson family rushed toward him. "He's here! Kill him!"

"So, men from the Wilson family are also here?" Fane instantly smirked as he spotted a few familiar faces. He had just arrived at the foot of the mountain when so many people rushed toward him. He knew at that moment that he would meet many more as he scaled up the mountain.

The sky gradually darkened; the night was destined to be a bloody one.

With the cold grin still on his face, Fane flicked his wrists to reveal several dozen silver needles. With a wave of his hands, the needles flew out like afterimages.

Shink, shink, shink!

Many people were killed before they even reached Fane.

"This guy knows how to use hidden weapons, and it's hard to notice them! Be careful!" somebody exclaimed when they saw several dozen people dying just as Fane so much so moved.

Fane held his sword horizontally, standing where he stood, unmoving.

Clank!

Following the clattering sound of metal, everybody was stunned by what happened next. The heavy knife in the burly man's hands was cut open like it was tofu; the incision was hauntingly tidy.

"How's that possible?!" blurted the burly man. Fane took advantage of the situation and pulled his sword back, only to cut open the man's head. There was a daunting fountain of blood from the dead man's body, and the man rolled down the hill.

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