Chapter 878 Signing a Life and Death Agreement

At this time, a warrior from a small sect said: "On this stage, swords and knives have no eyes. What if you accidentally hurt or kill someone?"

The elder turned his head to look at Baili Gui, who said in a deep voice: "Just sign the life and death agreement, and let life and death be determined by fate."

"You are not allowed to seek revenge for today's arena competition in the future."

The twenty-four people on the stage all signed the life and death agreement.

The elder was full of energy and shouted, "The competition begins!"

Gu Fei didn't recognize the two groups who came up in the first game, and watched quietly.

The second one was Yang Yingying, who quickly defeated her opponent and sat down on the side of the stage with her head held high to rest.

After that, Baili Qingyun and Song Yingjie easily defeated their opponents.

When it was Hanyu Kihara's turn to play, Gu Fei saw that the hat on his head had not been taken off yet. He stood on the stage with his arms folded, and the opponent opposite him was a disciple of a small sect.

The elder shouted, "Begin!"

The disciple rushed towards Hanyu Kihara, waving the mace in his hand.

Hanyu Kihara held the hilt of the knife with his right hand, and at the moment when the man came to him, he drew out the long knife and swung it, and the movement was so fast that it was almost impossible to see.

The disciple's movement seemed to be frozen at this moment, and the hand holding the mace stopped in mid-air.

Hanyu Kihara slowly sheathed the knife.

Gu Fei widened his eyes and saw a blood line on the disciple's neck.

The mace in his hand fell on the stage with a muffled sound, and then he covered his neck and fell to the sky.

The eyes of the Yan Palace Master flashed, "What a fast knife."

The stage and the audience were quiet for a few seconds, and suddenly there was a commotion.

Someone in the audience rushed over to take a look. The man lying on the ground was covering his neck, twitching all over, and blood kept pouring out from between his fingers.

A large pool of blood soon flowed on the stage.

Baili Gui looked very unhappy and ordered: "Take him down and let the doctor see if he can be saved."

The doctor had been invited to wait here for a long time, originally prepared to check the wound.

The man was taken to the stage, and the doctor looked at him. He didn't even take his pulse, but just shook his head. His throat was cut, how could he be saved!

The previous fights on the stage were mostly just a little bit, just like yesterday, Gu Fei just pointed the sword at Yang Yingying's throat and didn't hurt her.

Who knew that this Japanese man took a life with just one move.

There were discussions in the audience, and some people said worriedly: "We shouldn't let this Japanese man fight. If he wins, will he really be our leader?"

Someone said: "Not really, with so many disciples from famous sects here, can we let a Japanese man win?"

Gu Fei remembered a sentence at this time, the world's martial arts are indestructible, only speed can't be broken.

The Japanese man's knife is as fast as lightning, he is undoubtedly a master.

The competition on the stage continued.

The first round was over quickly.

There were still twelve people left on the stage.

Except for Hanyu Kihara, these twelve people were all elite disciples from various sects. Their vision and knowledge were extraordinary. At this time, they were secretly thinking in their hearts, if it were them, could they dodge the knife of the Japanese man.

The head of the stage had a sharper vision than the disciples, and at this time, each of them was calculating in their hearts.

The head of the Emei Sect was the first to say: "My Yingying doesn't need to compete. She is a girl who is not a match for you young heroes, and she has no intention of competing for the leader."

Yang Yingying pouted and walked behind her father to stand.

Then two other heads said that their disciples didn't need to compete. They knew their own disciples' weight and weight, and naturally didn't want to give away their lives in vain.