Former Interstellar Mercenary In Urban Cultivation World
Chapter 737: Switching The Fighter (Part 2)

Chapter 737: Switching The Fighter (Part 2)

Everyone who was watching this scene was so shocked that their eyes nearly popped out.

They had thought that with just a little more effort it might be enough to kill Al’gath, the devil prodigy.

But suddenly, Amalia stopped.

Not only did she stop, but she also took a break and then switched places with someone else.

Al’gath is a genius even among the devil prodigies!

Even though his current level wasn’t that high, everyone knew that with the path he was on, he was destined to become a powerful devil lord one day, possibly even a devil monarch.

Killing him now would be like killing a future devil monarch, a great victory for humanity.

And yet, Amalia just gave up!

At that moment, people from every faction were losing their minds over this sudden switch.

They already knew Amalia was strong, but who was this new person who suddenly appeared and said, "Leave him to me"?

What a joke!

Did they think Al’gath was someone who could be easily defeated by just anyone?

Even the human cultivators found it unbelievable, let alone the devils.

The devil prodigies were furious at being so underestimated by two humans!

"They’re really looking down on Al’gath. Who is this human cultivator? Never heard of them."

"Exactly, a total nobody."

"I bet he just wants to steal the credit from his own teammate. They think that since Al’gath is injured, sending in any late-stage Golden Core cultivator will be enough. These humans are too arrogant!"

"Arrogant? They must have a death wish. Just because they pushed Al’gath back with one attack, they think they’ve won?"

"Right! Everyone knows Al’gath once fought Mizurul for three days and nights in a bloody battle. Even when he was seriously injured, he fought until the end and won!"

"That’s right! These foolish humans—Al’gath should kill them and show them how terrifying their ignorance really is!"

"What fools! They got beaten before and still want to get humiliated again!"

Ding Huiqing sneered when he heard what the devils were saying.

Vincent Tan was also angry, "Exactly! They said the same thing about Amalia before, but once she made a move, didn’t everyone become speechless?"

Senior Brother Cao cleared his throat, "You can’t expect everyone to know how powerful our Junior Master Uncle and Martial Aunt are."

Who would’ve thought that there would be two prodigies here?

Senior Brother Cao clearly remembered that before they entered the secret realm, both of junior master uncle and martial aunt were only at the early and mid-stages of the Golden Core level.

But now, just two weeks later, their levels had changed.

The disciples of the Green Lotus Sect didn’t find it surprising because they already knew the truth.

The devils and disciples from other sects, however, were reacting more like normal people would.

"Even so, shouldn’t they learn from their mistakes?" Vincent Tan said with disdain.

Good point, thought Senior Brother Cao, but he just replied, "Not everyone can do that."

"My dad always says I’m dumb, but he should see these devils—they’re the real fools," Vincent Tan muttered.

Senior Brother Cao was speechless.

After stepping back, Amalia swallowed a pill to restore her spiritual energy.

She could still fight, but she wanted to see what Kenny Lin was planning this time.

"The humans really look down on me!"

Al’gath was shocked by the sudden switch, and his anger nearly consumed his reason.

"Al’gath, calm down," Gagmuth said, worried that Al’gath might do something reckless.

"I am calm! But they switched the fighters in the mid-battle, completely disrespecting me and showing no sportsmanship!" Al’gath fumed, unable to let it go.

"This isn’t a one-on-one fight after all," Gagmuth said, understanding the situation.

If their roles were reversed, they would probably make the same choice as the humans.

Al’gath didn’t seem to listen to him and stared coldly at Kenny Lin, "Bring her out. Our battle isn’t finished yet."

"In our human eyes, it’s not heroic to bully someone weaker. From now on, I am your opponent!" Kenny Lin said, his face expressionless.

"I only fight strong opponents," Al’gath said arrogantly.

Kenny Lin sneered, "If you want to fight her, you’ll have to go through me first. But soon, you won’t be able to say that."

"Fine, I’ll kill you first, then go after her!" Al’gath’s forehead veins bulged, his eyes widened, and killing intent surged from him like a raging tiger.

Everyone was shocked.

He had clearly been injured by Amalia before, but now he looked perfectly fine and even stronger.

Was Al’gath unbeatable, like some kind of invincible cockroach?

Or maybe Amalia’s attack hadn’t hit a vital spot, and while it looked strong, it wasn’t powerful enough to seriously hurt Al’gath?

People were guessing wildly, and the advantage that had leaned toward the humans seemed to shift back to the devils as Al’gath’s aura grew stronger.

The devils, who had been discouraged after Al’gath’s earlier defeat, suddenly regained their confidence.

"I knew Al’gath couldn’t lose. He’s too strong."

"Humans really are just weaklings pretending to be tough."

Kenny Lin made the first move.

Like Amalia, he didn’t choose to attack from a distance.

Instead, he went straight into close combat.

However, unlike Amalia’s powerful and shocking attacks, Kenny Lin’s approach seemed much calmer.

While it looked stable, as soon as Al’gath attacked, Kenny Lin was quickly overshadowed.

Everyone started to think he wasn’t a match for Al’gath.

Many people, including the humans, couldn’t help but think, "Just as expected."

"If he’s not strong enough, he shouldn’t try to show off. What’s the point of switching?" Chanchala Jin muttered in frustration, "Is he in a hurry to die or something?"

"Maybe he just wants to see how much weaker he is compared to the devil prodigy," Kailash Ren said, trying to understand.

She had felt the same way before today.

Chanchala Jin didn’t agree, "There’s a time and place for that. This battle is about the top-grade spiritual stone mine. If we win, it’s ours. But if we lose, we lose more than just the mine."