Life After Prison by Silencieux novel Chapter 1858

In an instant, the entire arena was bathed in the sun-like radiance. The force behind Severin's punch could rival that of a dragon, and it engulfed Janik with its characteristic explosive power. Janik was covered in goosebumps as soon as the True-Sun Fist's grasp drowned him, and a sense of impending doom began to creep in.

Severin's attack prompted Janik to concentrate all his spiritual energy in front of him, forming a protective shield. "How is he so strong?" he cursed, and his intensifying anger continued to fuel his desire to kill Severin. Unfortunately, Janik soon discerned a faint cracking sound emanating from his spiritual shield.

"This is bad!" Before he could react, the protective shield crumbled, and the True-Sun Fist shattered it completely as it delivered a devastating blow. Janik's arm was broken at the shoulder, and his shoulder blade was exposed.

He spat blood and said tremblingly, "The T-T-True-Sun F-Fist!" bore witness to Severin's overwhelming strength.

Janik, known for defeating two level nine royal saints single-handedly, felt overwhelmingly inadequate in the face of Severin's prowess. For a brief moment, he was given a fright when he sensed a rather strong murderous intent.

Being a great elder meant that he ranked the highest among all the Gahrrs' elders. He had earned that rank by swiftly dispatching two level nine royal saints at the same time, yet he found himself dwarfed in comparison to Severin's ability.

He was never one to willingly put himself in a disadvantageous situation, especially not when it entailed having to risk his life. That feeling was much stronger after his arm had been crushed and he suffered a reduction of his combat power. Severin's dominance had left an indelible trauma in him, and he did not think twice about wanting to admit defeat.

"I conc—" Before Janik could finish his admission, his body disintegrated under the impact of the True-Sun Fist. All that was left of him was a mist of blood that evaporated into the air. Severin had gone in for the kill, and a blinding ray of sunlight was all that Janik saw in his last moments.