Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 1252

Roshan let out a cry at the very last second, exploding with all his spirit energy and putting his palms together in front of his chest.

A gigantic spirit amulet appeared in front of him.

"Thunderclap Bullet."

As Roshan cried out the word, a Thunderclap Bullet the size of a football appeared and shot toward Karmon.

This was the simplified version of the Thunderclap Bullet, but it was the most powerful version Roshan could cast.

The Thunderclap Bullet sparked with lightning, hurtling toward Karmon at a startling pace.

Karmon let out a roar as the bells surrounding him began to chime even harder. A sword aura spanning several meters long shot out of his sword, completely crushing the Thunderclap Bullet.

Rampant spirit energy flew around in the air as Karmon's sword attack struck Roshan.

Roshan's defensive spirit flames were put out at once as he was sent flying, spitting out a mouthful of fresh blood.

A figure appeared out of nowhere to catch Roshan's figure before landing on the ground.

"Dad?" Robert held his father, tears in his eyes as he cried out the word.

Blood trickled out of Roshan's mouth as he whispered, "Leave me here, and take your mother with you."

"No, I'm going to fight the enemy with you!" Robert said fervently.

Roshan sighed, flashing a small smile. "Silly boy. You're only at the Aura level. You won't be any match for them. Don't give up your life just like that. Go."

Tears flowed down Robert's face.

He knew that he would be dead if he were to enter the battle, but how could he leave his own father behind to escape?

A smug smile appeared on Karmon's face as he retreated to stand next to Kamura.

Karmon was only in charge of the first plan of attack. Kamura was the one who decided what Roshan and the others' fate was going to be.

Kamura took a step forward, arms crossed as he smirked coldly. "Do you surrender, Roshan Stone?"

Roshan pushed his son off him and to the back, getting to his feet to stand facing Kamura as he croaked in a feeble yet determined voice, "I lost the battle, and therefore I must die, but everyone else here is innocent. You only challenged the Sanctuary level cultivators, so let these people leave."

"Is that so?" Kamura smirked.

Roshan frowned. "What do you want?"

"None of these people are leaving. Either pledge your loyalty to me or die. Those are the only choices you have," Kamura said coldly.

Roshan's expression shifted, as panic overtook the people behind him as well.