The Supreme God novel Chapter 107

Sighing heavily, Austin carried both bodies of the men he killed into the woods to conceal them, hardly making any sound at all. Once he accomplished this task, he again disappeared.

For a while, the dense forest was silent and peaceful. Occasionally, a few beasts jumped through the woods, startling birds resting on branches as they made their way across.

But the serenity didn't last very long. The silence was interrupted by a disciple, who was running away, a look of desperation on his sweaty face. His motions and heavy panting startled the birds and drove them away.

Ignoring the damage he was leaving in his trail, he kept on running. From time to time, he would glance back at the dark forest behind him, a look of horror on his face as if wild and ferocious animals were right behind him.

He was one of the many outer disciples following Billy.

Along with two others, he had gone ahead in search of Austin.

As they wandered in the forest, Austin launched sneak attacks on them. They quickly realized Austin must have killed their teammates earlier. Two more from the team suffered the same fate. Only he managed to escape.

Out of breath after running several kilometers, the outer disciple suddenly had a look of eagerness once he saw the place far ahead.

He needed to run a few hundred meters more to reach the temporary stronghold of Marvin, Billy and other members of his group.

Once there, he would be able to seek the help of his companions, and there would be no need to fear Austin, who was probably still chasing him to end his life.

Pushing forward using his remaining strength, he jumped slightly and the soles of his feet stepped hard on a tree trunk. The momentum helped increased his running speed.

It was exhilarating to gain speed again, even after running fast for a long time. The outer disciple realized that all the effort he put in practicing his martial arts skill regularly had paid off.

Seeing that he was close to reaching the shelter, he became more hopeful that he would survive, and this thought made him so ecstatic that he ran even faster.

However, his hopes came quickly crashing. The disciple was horrified to see a figure standing about ten meters in front of him, blocking his way towards the stronghold.

His eyes flashed with terror. Before he could shout for help, a black light appeared on his chest, followed by a black blade with power so strong that it could cut through wind and air and pierced his chest.

A "whoosh" sound was followed by a black light that came out of his back before it disappeared.

Something heavy fell on the ground and made a muffled "bang" sound.

It was the outer disciple who fell on the grass, his eyes wide open, seemingly unwilling to die.

He stared closely at the figure before him, and his pupils gradually turned white. A few seconds later, his breathing stopped.

As he watched the latest outer disciple slowly die, Austin whispered coldly," The sixth one... Since you were going to take my life, you must be prepared to die by my hand.

Do not blame me for being wicked and merciless!" he said dispassionately.

Tallying his encounters, Austin counted six outer disciples altogether.

There might have been over a dozen disciples who came with Billy, every one of them weaker than Billy and Marvin, so Austin took their lives first.

That day, Austin was the object of their hunt, so he had to take measures to protect himself against his hunters, and regarded this as an opportunity to refine and further strengthen his power.

In the process of being tracked, and tracking his predators, again and again, the young warrior's actual combat experience was also improving.

It also astonished Austin that even after a whole day's continuous fighting, he seemed to have a new comprehension of his Wind-commanding Skill and felt he was close to making another breakthrough in it.

To be more precise, he had made further progress in his comprehension of the Wind-commanding Skill's third set, Using the Wind.

At the same time, Austin discovered that he had greatly improved the flexibility of his bodily movement skill. Each time he practiced this ability, he felt like fluffy catkins floating in the wind, which was difficult to capture just like ghosts, moving strangely and unpredictably.

Meanwhile, his running speed was now twice as fast.

In the past, Austin had this mistaken belief about the Wind-commanding Skill's potential as defensive weapon.

The skill was erratic, though flexible when dealing with the enemy, and while its advance, retreat, and dodge modes helped him become more elusive to the enemy, it provided little advantage in long-distance running as speed was the basis.

Long-distance running should test a man's vital energy to the fullest extent.

But now, with the progress he made in his Wind-commanding Skill, Austin discovered that his understanding of this particular ability was not accurate.

The truth was this exceptional skill could be used to enhance long-distance running speed as well.

While running long distances was a real test of a fighter's vital energy strength, this also measured one's feet-moving skill using vital energy.

If one's skills in using vital energy were highly efficient, he would achieve faster speed with the most economical vital energy force.

In the old days, Austin could cover five meters by taking one step. Today, after a deeper understanding of the use of the wind from the Wind-commanding Skill, he was pleasantly surprised that each step now covered nine to ten meters.

Thus, his actual running speed at present was twice as fast as before once he learned to further hone this skill and learn its intricacies.

The discovery excited Austin.

It was remarkable that at such a terrifying speed, Austin could move faster, appear and disappear mysteriously like a ghost.

Together with Austin's powerful spiritual sense, which could monitor anything within a 400-meter range, tracking him would be close to impossible.

Outer disciples and anyone preying on him would be flabbergasted.

Before they could even draw close to Austin, he would have immediately discovered them.

So, if they were only a small number of people, Austin could simply kill them immediately. On the other hand, with a larger number of predators, he could just disappear instantly.

Now, as he looked at the clearing in the middle of the forest, he saw six or seven people standing there.

Examining the group closely, he noted that Marvin and Billy were among them.