Ren Zhong spoke while drawing his double sabers.
He made his attitude clear.
Even as he said this, Ren Zhong felt a sense of regret in his heart.
It's rare to find an absolute master, yet someone with such defiant and untamed temperament. Even if he hadn't exposed his ties with the Yangsheng Ma Family, this was still a ticking time bomb, no longer usable.
Yu Chengde saw this and could only breathe heavily in frustration.
At the same time, he turned his head sharply but found that the other nine people, including Song Mu'en, had also drawn their weapons, pointed directly at him.
Realizing the situation was hopeless, Yu Chengde gradually recovered his composure, aware that he had recklessly caused a great disaster.
His heart was filled with shame, feeling he had let Ying Hao down, while also harboring resentment, unable to exact vengeance on the enemy in front of him.
