Chapter 241
But to Alex, who was watching him close the distance, the man's speed felt agonizingly slow, almost laughably so, like watching a snail attempt to sprint across wet pavement. That was just how slow the man seemed in his eyes.
So all he did was to sidestep, easily dodging the man's attack without so much as breaking a single sweat. To the onlookers his movement looked so fluid and effortless like he'd done this a hundred times.
The bodyguard's eyes went wide for a split second as something between disbelief and irritation flashed across his face, but he quickly dismissed it as nothing more than a lucky break, especially since he'd just confirmed once again that there wasn't even the faintest trace of primordial essence radiating off the man standing in front of him.
As far as his senses were concerned, Alex might as well have been an ordinary civilian off the street.
