Alchemy & Martial Supreme

Everyone around looked at the fight between the two.

When the human warriors had a half-step supreme power participating, they stopped attacking.

The two sides are half-step supreme in the battle. Whichever side is half-step supreme and strong wins, whichever side is the final winner.

The poison demons are fully confident that even if there are three and a half-step supreme experts on the human warrior side, they will still not be able to match Master Qi Changqing.

The situation was as they expected. Qi Changqing was indeed invincible. He defeated the human warriors and retreated steadily. They saw that the other party was invincible and even about to be killed.

But he didn't expect Qin Ming to appear suddenly.

It's okay for Qin Ming to show up.

The poison demons have great confidence in Qi Changqing.

Even if Master Qi Changqing fights one against three, he can easily handle them.

But they never expected that when Qin Ming attacked Qi Changqing, Qi Changqing felt like he was facing a formidable enemy.

When he fought against two half-step supreme masters before, Qi Changqing seemed relaxed and content, and he probably didn't even show 50% of his strength.

Even if Qin Ming is added, Qi Changqing can easily defeat them and kill one of them.

Although they don't know why the human warriors suddenly have three and a half-step supreme powerhouses, one of them will die soon, and they are very excited.

Being able to kill a half-step supreme human warrior is definitely a big event for Qi Changqing, and it is definitely a big event that can be recorded in the official books of the Poison Demon family.

Seeing that Qi Changqing was about to kill the woman, Qin Ming suddenly intervened and launched a sneak attack.

The most important thing is that Qi Changqing seems to be afraid of Qin Ming.

Why are you afraid of Qin Ming?

None of the poison demons noticed that Qi Changqing was very nervous when facing Qin Ming.

The Poison Demons did not dare to express their anger, and they all watched the battle attentively.