Seeing Miles sprang into action, two burly men jumped out from behind the bearded-burly man.

They brandished their machetes, which carried a distinct scent of blood and an intangible air, a result of years of bloodshed.

They called this practice "nurturing the weapon" in the martial world. Sadly, the machetes wielded by these burly men were still in their early stages, lacking the commanding presence.

Miles took the lead with his sword, facing off against the two burly men. Their machete swi