A Match Made In Heaven (Jiuyue Liuhuo) Chapter 371: 18. The souls of Japanese slaves are scattered

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For a moment, the sound of killing on the ship disappeared, and all the swords, swords and shadows were invisible. Apart from the heavy breathing of the crowd and the unbearable moans of the injured, there was no sound. The sudden silence made people feel even more strange and frightened. Holding the sword in hand, he almost wanted to fight.

Li Jinhuai looked back at the crowd of Japanese slaves in the circle and shouted: "The gray grandson of the Japanese slaves has become a turtle. Pick up the knife and kill again! Kill again!" After several shouts, Still no Japanese slaves were seen holding up their swords to fight again. Li Jinhuai was filled with anger and hatred, and shouted wildly: "Grandson Hui, draw your sword quickly! Come and kill again!" He swung his long sword in front of him and cut off the head of a Japanese slave. His eyes were burning and he kept shouting: "Listen Are you here yet? Come and kill again!" His fraternal brother Li Rengong died tragically on the Japanese slave ship. Of course, these Japanese slaves have become his sworn enemies. If he doesn't take revenge one by one, how can he eliminate the resentment in his heart?

The people in Shuiyun Hall had never seen Jin Gongshi so mad and furious. They were all horrified when they saw him brandishing a long knife, with the shirt on his back torn and covered with blood.

After Li Jinhuai killed a Japanese slave, he wanted to fight with the Japanese slaves again, but he saw that all the Japanese slaves were like unconscious wooden stakes. One of his companions had his head chopped off, and it seemed as if he had disappeared. Not even turning his face.

Li Jinhuai firmly stopped the long knife and cut it off, pointed it at the Japanese slaves, and shouted: "You useless gray grandson! Pick up the knife! Come again! Come again!" However, the Japanese slaves still turned a deaf ear and turned a blind eye. His expression was dull and he stood still. The Japanese slaves did not resist, but Li Jinhuai and everyone in Shuiyun Hall were unable to kill him.

Jin Yubei stared closely at the Japanese slave leader and said loudly: "Master Li Jin, stop for a moment. Let's see what he wants to do."

As soon as Jin Yubei finished speaking, a person in the crowd of Japanese slaves said: "Jin Yubei, let go, I will kill myself, and I won't kill you with my sword." He spoke a few words in Chinese that were stiff and unintelligible, and he was obviously a Japanese slave who had some knowledge of Chinese. Talking about the leader's order.

After saying this, the Japanese slave jabbered a few words in Japanese. When they saw the Japanese slaves turning around, they walked towards the Japanese slave leader without avoiding the sword. The ASEAN people immediately held their swords against the first few people, shouting and shouting to prevent the Japanese slaves from moving.

Jin Yubei still pointed at the Japanese slave leader and shouted loudly: "Brothers, let them come over."

Li Jinhuai's mind had calmed down a lot. After hearing what the lobby master said, he immediately waved his hand and ordered everyone in the north to retreat to both sides. Without even raising their eyes, all the Japanese slaves walked behind the leader of the Japanese slaves in a jumble of steps. They turned around and said "boom, boom" repeatedly, and they all knelt on the deck.

The leader of the Japanese slaves pressed his eyebrows against Jin Yubei's long sword. He couldn't stop breathing. He spoke loudly. After saying a few words, he pulled out the short sword from his waist, threw away the scabbard, reached into his arms, and pulled it out. A piece of snow-white silk cloth to wipe the short knife.

Jin Yubei sheathed his sword and took two steps back, with a stern expression on his face, still staring closely at the Japanese slave leader.

The Japanese slave said again in the crowd: "We are defeated tonight. I am convinced. Since the swordsman has been defeated, death is an honor. There are traitors in ASEAN. It is also bad luck. Don't escape." After saying this, all the Japanese slaves followed He took out a piece of snow-white silk cloth from his pocket and wiped the knife.

The people from ASEAN, holding long swords in their hands, stared at the Japanese slaves without blinking an eye. I saw the leader of the Japanese slaves polishing the dagger carefully, raising his left hand, throwing away the silk cloth, turning the dagger upside down, holding the handle of the knife with both hands, and shouted loudly, the dagger stabbed straight into his belly, and slashed downwards. His abdomen was opened. He immediately drew the knife, shouted again, and stabbed his left chest with the knife. He coughed a few times, fell forward, and with a "bang", his forehead hit the deck hard, and he remained motionless.

The thirty or so Japanese slaves behind him all shouted, turned their swords upside down, and stabbed themselves into the heart. All of a sudden, more than thirty Japanese slaves fell down one after another and died.

Seeing this cruel scene, everyone in ASEAN was shocked. Even Jin Yubei and Li Jinhuai did not expect that the Japanese slave leader and his subordinates would end their lives in this way.

In the thicket of dead Japanese slaves, there were still five or six Japanese slaves who were not able to die immediately due to their inability to execute the sword correctly. They were all wailing in severe pain, and their cries were like ghosts crying and wolves howling, which could be heard far away from the sea.

Jin Yubei turned around, waved his hand, and six subordinates of Shuiyuntang strode into the Japanese slaves. With long swords, they stabbed through the chests of the six Japanese slaves who were not killed. The Japanese slave immediately threw himself on the deck, twitched several times, and lost his soul.

Jin Yubei walked up to the bow of the ship, threw the long knife far into the sea, and looked at the vast sea without moving for a long time.