Qin Xin's move left everyone breathless.
Except for the pirate warriors, who seemed accustomed to their leader's formidable skills. They stood obediently on each side, welcoming Qin Xin as if she were their emperor.
Jun Ruyu, lying on the ground with her throat throttled by the pirates, looked incredulously at Qin Xin's deft hand-breaking of the steel pipe, feeling her throat hurt even more.
Was her neck tougher than steel?
Clearly not.
So, if Qin Xin were to deal with her, it would not just be her throat that was broken, but her whole neck would likely be twisted off, wouldn't it?
What kind of foolish confidence did she have earlier to think she was the one kidnapping Qin Xin to the A Continent?
It was clearly the insidious and ruthless Qin Xin, feigning weakness to catch her off guard, deliberately following her to the A Continent.
And Qin Xin's goal obviously wasn't her, but her master, and the people behind her master.
