Chapter 242 The Power of the Art of the Knife

• Hearing Big-Ear’s commands, his men immediately smiled sinisterly and dragged the iron rod in their hands across the ground, leaving a trail of marks on the ground along with a rattling sound.
• Each time they made a move, someone was bound to be crippled or at least shed blood. This man in front of them dared to provoke Big-Ear—he must be eager to die, so he couldn’t blame them for beating or crippling him.
• Some of them even took off their helmets and tossed them aside, creating clunking sounds when they hit the floor. Their triumphant expressions indicated that they knew how this was going to end—with Christopher being beaten to a pulp.