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Jon did not run; he slowly walked into Feitan's battlefield.

It looked very impressive, but in reality, Jon wanted to rush over and get things done directly. However, Epitaph was still cooling down, and without the guarantee of Epitaph's prediction, Jon didn't dare to attack rashly.

This was Feitan, the fastest member of the Troupe. Even the slightest mistake could cost him his life.

Actually, Feitan and the old man had seen Jon approaching long ago. To be honest, Magician's Red's exaggerated special effects made it hard not to notice, but neither side stopped fighting.

Although Feitan was wary, he didn't know that Uvogin had already been defeated by Jon. However, breaking through the Troupe's defenses still surprised them both.

But after seeing Jon's wall of fire, the old man's doubts were dispelled. However, Feitan still frowned. He knew that these alone could never defeat his monstrous teammates. He must have more up his sleeve.

But just these tricks weren't enough to save the old man and escape the Troupe's encirclement. Feitan wasn't good at thinking, so he simply stopped thinking. Before Jon could walk over, he would prioritize dealing with the old man who had a grudge against him (the old man had slashed Feitan several times).

"Young man, you should leave. This old man is very strong. Dealing with this kind of brat is no problem," the old man said. He knew he couldn't escape, so he wanted Jon to run away.

Jon didn't respond at all, as if he hadn't heard the old man's words. The old man kept fighting with Feitan, unaware that although Feitan was strong, no one in the Troupe had ever said that Feitan was the strongest. At least Nobunaga, Phinks, and Chrollo wouldn't accept that. Obviously, there were more opponents outside.

However, Jon didn't refute the old man's idea. Perhaps after obtaining the invincible combination of Man in the Mirror and King Crimson, Jon basically couldn't die, and he became more and more arrogant and reckless.

Of course, it was also possible that Jon had just taken down Uvogin, one of the Troupe's combatants, and now Jon could be described as triumphant.

Jon wasn't thinking about how to save the old man and pull him into the Mirror World, but how to escape after killing Feitan.

Jon was walking very dashingly now, because no one dared to approach the flames emitted by Magician's Red.

In fact, if everyone in the Troupe used 'Ken,' they could withstand Magician's Red's flames for a short time, but they didn't dare to. Because Jon had too many abilities. Even if they got close, they wouldn't necessarily be able to defeat Stone Free, who had terrifying close combat abilities. Moreover, they all knew that Jon could fix people in a certain place, and they couldn't withstand being burned by the fire all the time. Of the entire Troupe, only Uvogin and Feitan were confident in killing Jon in Magician's Red's wall of fire.

Uvogin had already been killed by Jon and was now a vegetable. It was debatable whether he could wake up. Feitan was fully engaged in dealing with the old man. If he didn't focus on dealing with the old man, he could die at any time.

Sure enough, Magician's Red's precision was only C. A close-range skill like a flame shield couldn't completely isolate the heat.

The heatwave also made Jon sweat profusely. It was too realistic. Jon couldn't help but click his tongue, but fortunately, no one could tell. He could continue to act like a B. Jon's expression remained unchanged, looking calm and collected, with a dashing aura that suggested he had no rivals in sight.

Life had to go on, and acting cool couldn't stop. If others saw through him, then Jon's plan would fall through.

This kind of momentum could give Feitan a great sense of oppression, forcing Feitan to spare some energy to guard against Jon, which could reduce the old man's pressure.

Feitan was indeed wary of Jon's sneak attack, after all, he was the man who had crossed the Troupe's defensive line. What he didn't know was that Jon didn't have the ability to sneak attack Feitan. Silver Chariot's attack speed was slightly better than Feitan's, but there was a fatal flaw: its movement speed basically couldn't even touch the hem of Feitan's clothes.

So, Jon never intended to sneak attack Feitan from the beginning. His idea was simple: just walk over. Walk directly to the old man's side and then take him away with Man in the Mirror.

This was an open scheme. As long as Feitan dared to get close, Jon's Silver Chariot, with its near-light-speed attack speed, was not afraid of Feitan at all. Jon had Epitaph and wasn't afraid of Feitan's sneak attacks. As long as Feitan didn't use 'Pain Packer,' Jon didn't think Feitan had any other moves that could hurt him.

Even if Feitan used 'Pain Packer' regardless of everything, Jon was confident that he could run to the Mirror World. Moreover, with Uvogin's life and death unknown, it would be difficult for Nobunaga and the others to move Uvogin out of the attack range if he used 'Pain Packer' now.

However, Jon didn't know because in Jon's view, Uvogin was already dead. Feitan also didn't know about Uvogin's situation, but he had an agreement with Chrollo, the leader, that he couldn't use 'Pain Packer,' because the ruins were nearby, and it might damage the valuable things inside.

If Chrollo hadn't made a three-chapter agreement with Feitan before, Feitan would have used 'Pain Packer' on the old man long ago.

Jon felt someone charging through the wall of fire behind him. Jon took a closer look and saw that it was Phinks.

The golden hair on his head was scorched and stained with a lot of soot, no longer oily and shiny. Jon could see the layer of Nen around Phinks' body at a glance. It was this layer of Nen that blocked the flames. Phinks used 'Ken' to barely break through, but 'Ken' couldn't completely defend against this high temperature, and the clothes on his body also showed signs of burning.

Jon didn't understand the meaning of Phinks rushing over. Just defending like this would consume most of Phinks' Nen and energy. Theoretically, he wouldn't have extra strength to attack Jon. Moreover, he should also know that Jon's Stone Free had the combat power to make Uvogin suffer in close combat. Where did he get the confidence to risk attacking Jon in such a disadvantageous situation?

Jon sensed the aura of conspiracy, but he didn't know what was happening. Jon wasn't a person who was good at thinking, so Jon chose a simple and crude solution: Epitaph.

Under the gray-black hood, a pink face appeared on Jon's forehead. A string of images appeared on the edge of the hood. This was the future seven seconds later.

Seeing the scene in the future, Jon suddenly understood and realized the scheme set up by Chrollo.

Jon immediately turned around to face Phinks, raised his hands, put them together, and then pulled them apart. Many golden bubbles were produced between his two palms.

That's right, it was Caesar's Ripple Cutter, golden bubbles spinning towards Phinks' left side.

Phinks wasn't pleasantly surprised by Jon's miss; instead, he looked at Jon with great surprise.

Instantly, a fiery red figure emerged from the wall of fire on Phinks' left side.

It wasn't a living person; it was a puppet whose body was dyed fiery red, almost deceiving Jon's eyes. However, Jon's perception of fire was MAX, how could Magician's Red not notice such a hole suddenly appearing in the flames?

But Phinks' attack was far from over.