Chapter 1020: 487 Massacre in All Directions (Part 2) Chapter 1020: 487 Massacre in All Directions (Part 2) The youth’s right hand, fair and slender, was holding a person, precisely the other black-clad expert who had been captured into the wine cellar earlier; he was already breathless, tossed casually by the youth into the snowfield of the courtyard like a sack.

Though the youth’s throw was not forceful, it made everyone feel an aura of wantonness, disdain, arrogance, and insolence.

No one knew how the youth had managed to do it. Just moments before, their attention had been on the first black-clad expert, watching him crush Gu Chengfeng’s skull underfoot, a scene bloody and brutal yet thrilling to the blood.

When the second black-clad expert went to search the wine cellar, the crowd only heard a scream. They didn’t even suspect that the shriek came from their own expert; they thought their man had swiftly captured an assassin’s accomplice inside, and that the yell was from the captured accomplice.

And now, their two experts, one was impaled with a spear against the wall, the other pinched to death and thrown to the ground by the youth.

This scene was utterly shocking and bizarre.

Everyone’s voice seemed stuck in their throats, and even breathing unconsciously halted.

Only Gu Chengfeng lay in the blood that melded with the pristine snow, his body suddenly relaxing.

Had the girl finally finished the surgery?

He thought he wouldn’t last to see it.

It’s good that she came out… It’s good that she came out…

Gu Chengfeng coughed up blood while trembling, smiling with a sense of relieved burden.

With three black-clad experts down in an instant, the third black-clad expert was the first to snap out of his daze. He drew the soft sword at his waist and attacked Gu Jiao with a fierce killing intent.

He hadn’t taken action against Gu Chengfeng because there was no need to, but this youth had killed two of his comrades as soon as he emerged.

Despite his reluctance, he had to admit that this youth, much younger than anyone present, gave him a strong sense of danger.

So much so that he even resorted to using his weapon.

Gu Jiao responded to every change with unchanging steadiness. As he attacked her, she did not move immediately. In a flash, as his soft sword wrapped around her neck, she raised her left hand and shot out a long thread with a hook, entangling his sword.

Then she pulled forcefully, propelling herself away and leaping into the air as if on light nimble steps, gliding through the snowflakes, stepping on the opposite wall, and pulling out the Red-Tasseled Spear with her bare hands.

With a swift spin, she flipped the Red-Tasseled Spear in her palm, aiming its tip at the last black-clad expert and unmercifully shot it towards him!

There were no fancy moves, nor could one detect the style of any martial arts school, but killing was just a matter of moments.

Perhaps even the old marquis hadn’t expected her to turn each move into such a deadly attack when he taught her the spear technique.

The third black-clad expert stiffened and fell to his knees too late to retaliate, collapsing into the heavy snowfall.

His head hung low, silent forevermore.

Gu Jiao pulled out the spear, and he too fell forward onto the ground.

Vice-captain Liu and all the soldiers involuntarily took a big step back.

This youth was too terrifying!

His martial arts might not be exceedingly high, but his intent to kill was something even the most fearless men might not match.

The tough fear the reckless, the reckless fear those who are desperate, and this youth was exactly the desperate sort!

Gu Jiao’s face was still concealed behind that flamboyant peacock feather mask, and paired with her murderous intent, it gave off an eerie, soul-shaking strangeness.

For a moment, no one dared to step forward to capture her!

Gu Jiao came to Gu Chengfeng, holding the Red-Tasseled Spear, and looked down at him from above, “Can you walk?”

Gu Chengfeng casually wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth and gasped, “…I can.”

“Hmm,” Gu Jiao nodded and reached out her hand to him.

Suddenly, Gu Chengfeng: “…”

Wait, if I couldn’t walk, were you planning to leave me here?

Gu Chengfeng grabbed Gu Jiao’s hand and stood up from the snowfield.

Vice-captain Liu and the others glared at Gu Jiao, but they dared not actually try to capture her; instead, they retreated several trembling steps wherever Gu Jiao went.

This truly shocked Gu Jiao.

It wasn’t until Gu Jiao returned to the wine cellar and carried the once again unconscious old marquis out that Vice-captain Liu finally came to his senses.

Fighting Gu Jiao was a death wish, but letting her escape would also mean certain death when held accountable!

Vice-captain Liu gritted his teeth, steeled himself, and brandished his sword, shouting, “Are you all cowards? Scared witless by a milk-nosed brat? If we let them escape today, and the lord holds us responsible, not one of us will survive! There are three of them and two are injured! That kid still has to carry one; he can’t spare his hands to deal with us! Attack together! Cut them down!”