The Mighty Dragon Warrior

Chapter 177

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“Look! Someone is in the sky!” someone exclaimed outside the area that had been closed off by the

police.

Nathaniel, who was getting ready to enter the hotel, immediately looked up at the sky when he heard

that.

As they were in the city, they were surrounded by bright lights that shone everywhere.

With the help of those lights, the people who looked up at the sky could see a man floating in the air

without the help of any equipment.

“Damn it!” A silver light gleamed on Nathaniel’s mask.

The only person who could gently descend in the air was none other than Randall Hanson, also known

as General Quill, who was one of the Eighteen Great Generals in The Meteorites.

There’s some errors in the intel we got from the Ministry of Defense!

“My goodness! Another person jumped from the building!” Another bout of exclamation rang.

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The reason why they used the word ‘jump’ was because the laws of gravity did not seem to apply to the

small figure. Under the crowd’s gaze, his trajectory was directed at the other person mid-air in a

straight line.

“Is that person out of his mind? General Quill is known as ‘Neverlanding Quill’. Let alone a hundred

meters – even if he falls from a thousand meters, he won’t be hurt. He–”

On the ground, Luke shook his head regretfully.

Meanwhile, on the rooftop of the hotel, Edwin’s expression immediately changed when he saw Jacob

leap from the building.

He then turned around to look at Jerry and the rest of them while saying agitatedly, “Why did he jump?

Even if that criminal runs away, we can catch him afterward!”

However, Jerry lowered his head to look at Heidi. After making sure that she was still fast asleep, he

raised his head and glared at Edwin in annoyance. “Be quiet, Mr. Townsend. If you wake up my boss’

daughter, you will face severe consequences.”

“Why do you look so–?” Edwin lowered his voice. Upon seeing the nonchalant expressions on the three

of them, he paused.

“Unperturbed?” Ocho shook his head. “It’s just a few meters. To him, it’s just like jumping from a small

slope. It’s not difficult at all.”

“Not difficult at all?” Edwin asked with widened eyes.

He suddenly recalled what he had just experienced and immediately closed his mouth.

People like Jacob should be regarded at a different level. To him, it very likely could be that a hundred-

meter-tall building was nothing more than a tiny slope.

In the air, the fake Andrew, who was actually one of the Eighteen Great Generals, Randall Hanson,

looked at Jacob who was charging toward him in horror. It seemed that the latter was using Zephyr

Flying Technique.

Soon, the distance between them was less than two meters.

Amidst the raging wind, Jacob threatened sinisterly, “Those who threaten my family’s lives shall die.”

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With that, he attacked with a spurt of his fighting energy.

The molecules of air vibrated vigorously as he hit Randall’s head. The energy that was surrounding the

latter’s body immediately disappeared.

“How is this possible?” he yelped. Soon, he lost consciousness as he rapidly plunged to the ground.

In just a few seconds, a loud thud was heard. Just like that, General Quill – one of the Eighteen Great

Generals of The Meteorites, landed on the hard ground like a piece of dead meat. His body broke into

pieces, and he was dead.

This elicited some shrieks among the crowd. About eight meters away from the body, the three

members of the Elite Forces looked at it with dark looks on their faces.

The Meteorites had been one of the strongest groups in the Central Federation for the past century.

Their leader, known as The Emperor, had a mysterious background. Under his command, there were

Four Supreme Masters, who were equipped with both powers and intellect. The Eighteen Great

Generals worked under the Four Supreme Masters, and they either had unique abilities or great

fighting techniques.

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