Chapter 2477 Scaring God Of Massacre
The arrogant way Levi was carrying himself infuriated Zoey, for they thought that he was only bluffing and making his bark sound worse than his bite.
Nevertheless, it was still an impressive move from him as he looked like he was unwilling to go down without a fight.
When Tyrone and Donald saw Levi, anger thrummed in their veins.
The other Garrisons were equally vexed as they balled their hands into fists upon seeing the familiar face.
That was a face they would never forget.
Right then, Humphrey and the others turned toward Levi.
Even Eustace had twisted his neck to take a look at Levi.
Coincidentally, his eyes met Levi’s.
Their eyes locked, and it felt as though time had come to a standstill.
Eustace stiffened and stood still.
The longer he stared at Levi, the more his eyes widened.
He studied Levi’s face for a while.
Then, he turned toward Queenie and studied her face for a while too.
In seconds, his breathing quickened as his chest rose and fell quickly.
Seconds later, he could barely take in any air.
Eustace was about to cry.
The colors were absent from his face; he had gone paler than a sheet.
His body and clothes were completely soaked in cold sweat.
In fact, it was also beading on his forehead.
It’s them!
It’s them!
The living daylights had been scared out of Eustace, and he was about to go mad.
Terror was written all across his face, and he was shaking like a leaf.
Nevertheless, no one was paying attention to him; they were all focused on Levi.
That was why no one had realized how petrified he was.
“You again? Are you back to try out your sword?” Levi asked with a smile.
Crack!
Thump!
The moment those words left Levi’s mouth, the chair that Eustace had been sitting on shattered, and he fell to the ground.
The loud noise grabbed the everyone’s attention.
Everyone had snapped their heads in his direction.
What’s going on?
Is the chair of such lousy quality?
I can’t believe it broke a while after he sat on it.
Nevertheless, what confused them all was why a powerful man like God of Massacre could possibly fall to his bottom on the ground.
They simply could not wrap their mind around it.
It was unimaginable to have a scene like this happen in front of their eyes.
They could not figure out how a fighter who could dominate the Divine Leaderboard could crush the chair and fall to the ground.
“I-I-I-I—” Eustace stammered out, his voice trembling.
In the next second, he began shifting backward on his bottom.
His eyes dared not look at Levi and Queenie at all.
“What’s happening?”
Everyone was confounded by Eustace’s demeanor.
Why is he so frightened?
Is he so scared that he has humiliated himself by falling to the ground?
Well, that makes sense.
It’s indeed humiliating for Eustace, God of Massacre, to fall.
It’s unnatural.
Utterly abnormal.
Nonetheless, it doesn’t warrant the kind of response he’s having now.
How can God of Massacre fall on his bottom?
How can he seem so scared out of his wits?
Levi sneered. “You’re so mentally weak. I’m not going to do anything to you, but you’re already shivering.”
Queenie chimed in, “Yeah, this is hilarious. How can someone be that scared?”
“Stop gloating, Levi! This has nothing to do with you at all. Do you really think you can scare him?” Donald retorted.
“That’s right. Levi, you’re a cowardly being to only appearing now,” Tyrone jeered.
To avoid further embarrassment, the Garrisons hurriedly helped Eustace to his feet.
Noticing something amiss, Humphrey leaned toward Eustace’s ears and asked, “Are you all right?”
Eustace did his best to recompose himself before whispering back, “I-I’m fine. Maybe I’ve been affected by the murderous intents in my mind recently…”
“Good to hear that. It seems like you’ve been off recently. Maybe you’ve been training too hard recently,” Humphrey responded.
“Perhaps.”
Eustace continued to have his head hanging to avert his gaze from Levi and Queenie.
He dared not tell anyone that he was only acting that way because he was afraid of Levi.
Once they realize that Eustace was fine, Donald jabbed a finger in Levi’s direction and said, “Mr. Eustace, this is Levi! This is the one we have to sanction!”
