Chapter 767 Not His Match


    The tiger was the king of animals, and its attacks were frighteningly powerful.


    At the same time, one elephant was capable of annihting ten enemies. If it stomped its feet,


    Donald could only dodge. He did not dare to confront it at all.


    Nevertheless, Donald had to admit that Mortimer''s attacks were innovative and amusing.


    In fact, Donald could sense that the summoned beings'' agility and attack speed had vastly


    increased once Mortimer''s Ste Warrior force field was fully activated.


    Standing behind Mortimer, Aldrich wasughing boisterously as he watched Donald dodge the


    ferocious beasts'' attacks.


    “Very good! F*ck! This d*mn brat thinks too highly of himself. How dare he look down on me?


    Mortimer, kill that brat, and I''ll give you another two million!” Aldrich ordered.


    He knew how powerful Mortimer was, so he was certain that Donald was doomed.


    Yet, when he walked to Mortimer''s side, he was frightened by thetter''s appearance.


    Mortimer had beads of sweat on his forehead, and his face waspletely colorless.


    “Mortimer, what''s wrong? Don''t scare me!”


    “Leave now, Mr. Fuller... This brat isn''t a nobody. I might not be able to defeat him,” Mortimer said,


    sounding extremely frail.


    “What? How can you not be his match? Aren''t you making him run everywhere right now?”


    A woeful chuckle left Mortimer''s mouth. “He''s only toying with me. If he wanted to end this fight, he


    could have done so when it began.”


    Indeed, Donald was interested in the summoned beings.


    He wanted to find out whether or not those summoned beings possessed a consciousness of their


    own and to what extent they could be used.


    Therefore, despite how he seemed to be running helter-skelter to dodge the attacks, those beasts


    were actually unable toe close to him. That was a clear indicator of the power gap between


    Donald and Mortimer.


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    Aldrich was good at following others'' advice. Since Mortimer had confessed to him that he was no


    match for Donald, he immediately got ready to scurry away.


    s, Donald had been cing part of his attention on him.


    Seeing that Aldrich was trying to sneak off, Donald tossed the wooden stick at him.


    Like a bullet, the stick brushed past Aldrich''s ear and stabbed into the wall.


    Horrified, Aldrich''s legs gave out, and he nearly fell to the ground on his knees.


    At the same time, Donald swung his arm. Four wind des sliced toward the beasts in all


    directions, making those beasts revert into a pool of ink in the blink of an eye.


    “Can you draw something else?” he asked Mortimer, regarding thetter with a half-smile. It


    seemed like he was nning on giving him another chance tounch an attack.


    However, the summoning of those beasts would consume the energy of Ste Warrior. Donald had


    killed all the beasts, and Mortimercked the energy to summon more.


    “It looks like you''ve run out of tricks. Why don''t you check mine out instead?” Donald voiced.


    With a gentle wave of his right hand, the surrounding wind whipped up the leaves on the ground to


    form a bull.


    Even though the bull was not as fierce as the tiger and the leopard, its sudden appearance still


    startled Mortimer.


    “How... How did you know...” Mortimer stuttered, staring dazedly at Donald as if he had seen a


    ghost.


    Was he observing how I channeled the energy of Ste Warrior while avoiding the beasts? Is that


    why he managed to summon one after studying me for a short moment?


    “I learned by observing. It doesn''t seem too difficult,” Donald answered.


    That bbergasted Mortimer even more. Did he really learn it through observation? Just who is this


    man?


    When Donald realized Mortimer was staring at him in shock instead ofunching an attack, he


    sighed and said, “It seems that you''ve really run out of tricks. In that case, die.”