He Started A War, Conquered The World novel Chapter 1820

Everyone was dumbstruck at Landon's actions.

Isn't he going to at least hold it out a little more? He is Landon, a warrior on the Stone List.

Shouldn't he be acting more righteous and have more of a backbone?

Trenton and his team wish they could rush forward to give Landon a tight slap at that instant.

Not only them, but the rest of the people behind him were just as frustrated.

“That's it?”

Even Levi was taken aback by Landon's behavior.

The person who scolded and cursed at Levi most turned out to be so easily intimidated.

More often than not, such upright gentlemen who only spoke about benevolence and morality turned out to be a hypocrite.

In the midst of a crisis, he would be the first to fold.

Levi coldly muttered, “How about the rest?”

The other three Stone List warriors were shaking.

They could barely withstand the pressure that Levi was putting on them.

“You must not kneel before him! Do not let yourself commit such shameful crimes!” Josephine hurriedly rallied.

“That's right! We would rather die upholding our morals. There is no way we can surrender to these criminals!” Trenton jumped in too.

The rest of the people remained headstrong. They glared at Levi, refusing to give in.

Yasmin stubbornly yelled, “If you are capable enough, you can have our heads. We will never kneel before you!”

The rest with her also had the same defiant look in their eyes.

“You are not afraid of death. Very well.”

Within seconds, Levi's expression changed as he exuded a murderous aura.

One could feel his intent to kill from miles away, and the people felt like an invisible hand was strangling their necks.

Each of them felt suffocated, and they scratched their necks, hoping to get rid of the feeling.

Unfortunately, the invisible force only tightened, and everyone's breaths started getting faster. Their faces were also turning purple from the lack of oxygen.

Those people could not even make a sound, and they struggled in silence.

Slowly, their mind blacked out as they started to lose consciousness. Those few individuals felt like their souls had left their bodies as though they had just experienced death.

Everyone would be scared in face of death.

Thud!