Chapter 135: Rurik's Fall .
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"Huh? I can’t catch it… What kind of force is this? But this brat’s strength should only amount to the Tabula-Rasa Realm," he thought, his mind racing as the dagger closed in on him.

At the last moment, Rurik tilted his head slightly, the dagger whizzing past his ear by a hair’s breadth.

"You missed, brat!" he mocked, a grin spreading across his face as he continued his charge.

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But then, he noticed something that made his blood run cold.

"Huh? What is this string attached to my dagger?" Rurik thought as he glanced down, noticing a thin string of mana connected to the weapon that had just passed him.

He looked back at the dagger, which was still moving, and then back at Oasis, who was now veering to his left.

Oasis’s speed was terrifying, leaving Rurik struggling to keep up as the young martial artist’s movements blurred.

The mana string, still attached to the dagger, was being pulled taut as Oasis moved, leaving Rurik caught in the middle.

Oasis's speed was terrifying, and Rurik c
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