Chapter 301 Tug-of-War

The incessant roars of the yeti rumbled across the glen.

Its bloodshot eyes looked hideously terrifying by the second, and its erect fur shining coldly like needles.

Chu Xun was exasperated. He was utterly drenched from head to toe in blood and was regretting his boorish method when he could have easily gone for easier and more casual ways.

I should be like a gentleman – waving my fan, reciting some poetry, chatting up the ladies while trying to look casual and cool, he mused. Yet he seemed to be inept in such dainty and delicate ways, he thought as he shook his head.

He stomped hard into the ground and propelled himself up into the air until he reached the height of the giant ape, and he delivered a punch.

Angered, the yeti's head shimmered with white light as it rammed its head at Chu Xun.

Bang!

Blood spattered everywhere, complemented with the painful howls of the yeti and there on its head