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The Soldier's Unsurpassable Honor novel Chapter 1007

He believed that he just needed to hold out for a while longer; Ethan, Yoseph, and the others were definitely able to kill all the other Americans. Then they would attack the old man all at once, and victory would b e theirs.

That was why he did not need to kill or triumph over Fernando. So long as he held out, he would be closer to victory.

The two dragon claws continuously clashed against each other. It was hard for them to land a blow on each other.

Fernando’s strength was immense, but Fane clenched his teeth through it, sweat beading all over him. Yet he persevered.

“Just die already. It doesn’t look good for u s, with this going on! We'll be in big trouble i f Fane doesn’t quickly die while our men are dropping. We'll be able to turn the tides once Fane is dead!"

The old man realized the gravity of the situation too. His mouth grew more downturned as time ticked by.

However, he quickly thought of something. His eyes sparkled with light.

He flipped his palm, retrieving Fane's dragon scale from between his fingers.

"Hah. I know that you want this dragon scale really bad, Fane. It took you so long to refine this, and you’ll be greatly affected without it. Not only will you be unable to showcase your true power, but it'll also affect your progress and spirit. It'll be likely for problems to crop up when you're trying t o progress!”

The old man laughed. Then he took out a

sword and slashed it in half.

The dragon scale was extremely important to Fane; he had honed it after many hours o f blood and sweat and tears. When it was with him, it was practically invincible. It would be completely invincible if it was coated in an aura of congealed Chi energy. Not even the sharpest sword would break through it.

However, Fane had not had the dragon scale for too long; it did not possess a protective aura. It was evident that it was not as tough as the scales on Fane's dragon claw, so it was easily shattered by the old man.

"No!"

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