The Almighty Landon

The Almighty Landon. Chapter 377.

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The unexpected declaration rippled through the crowd like a shockwave, sending waves of surprise and confusion across the arena. Before the duel could even commence, Hendrix’s opponent, Jay Williams, had already thrown in the towel, surrendering without so much as raising a fist. The spectators, who had been brimming with anticipation for the intense battle, stood in stunned silence, frozen by the unexpected turn of events. Slowly, the murmurs and whispers began to ripple through the crowd, spreading like wildfire. Some voices expressed disappointment, others understanding, and a few, particularly the more bloodthirsty onlookers, expressed outright fury at being robbed of the spectacle they had come to witness.

Jay’s decision, however, was not entirely surprising to those who truly understood the situation. It was a decision born out of pure logic and survival instinct. Hendrix, known throughout the arena as an unstoppable force, was a titan in battle—a force of nature who obliter