The Amazing Son-in-Law: Chapters 1156-1160

Chapter 1156

Charlie Wade effortlessly defeated the Eight Heavenly Kings with a single palm strike, leaving them astonished. His power surpassed even the world's top martial arts masters. The Eight Heavenly Kings, while formidable as a unit, were no match for Wade's single blow.

Duran, struggling to rise, demanded to know Wade's identity and training. Wade scoffed, claiming self-taught mastery. Overwhelmed, Duran swore fealty, acknowledging Wade's unparalleled skill and begging for mercy. Wade questioned the sincerity of this sudden submission, prompting Duran to reiterate his loyalty and pledge lifelong service. Wade, however, remained skeptical. Duran then knelt, promising unwavering devotion from himself and his brothers. Wade playfully questioned this sudden change of heart, prompting Duran's declaration of abandoning his former master, Webb, and following Wade. Wade walked towards them, his intentions unknown. Nervously, Duran ordered his brothers to kneel and pledge allegiance. All knelt, except Duran, who secretly concealed a highly toxic, radioactive-laced dagger. This was his final, desperate measure, fueled by his hatred for Wade after losing his arm. He planned to feign submission before launching a surprise attack.

Chapter 1157

Despite Wade's youth, he remained unfazed by Duran's deception. He had been observing the Eight Heavenly Kings, but had no intention of recruiting them; their strength was insignificant to him. He viewed them merely as dangerous dogs. With a playful smile, he approached them. The Eight Heavenly Kings again pledged allegiance. Wade asked what they would do if he refused their fealty. Confused, they were unprepared for this response. Duran, prepared to attack, crawled to Wade's feet, begging for forgiveness and offering their service. Wade dismissed them, stating that loyalty was tested not by strength, but character. He then insulted Duran's appearance, further provoking him. Seeing an opening, Duran attacked, revealing his dagger and aiming for Wade's legs. Wade stood motionless, inviting the attack. Duran, confident in his weapon's lethality, underestimated Wade.

Chapter 1158

Duran's blade was inexplicably stopped, unable to penetrate an invisible barrier. He couldn't understand the force preventing him from striking Wade. The narrative explains that Wade’s power was not simply martial strength, but a form of metaphysical energy (Qi). Duran’s arrogance, fueled by his belief in his sure kill, was his downfall. Wade effortlessly crushed Duran's left arm with his foot. Duran, in pain, attempted to escape. He rallied his remaining brothers, urging them to create an escape route.

Chapter 1159

Wade threw one of the Heavenly Kings at Duran, breaking his spine. The third brother, accidentally used as a weapon, was infuriated, accusing Duran of attempting to escape. Duran, now crippled, argued for his intentions. The third brother, however, recognized Duran’s treachery and attacked him. A furious exchange ensued between the two, with the third brother biting Duran's ear. Wade’s cold voice intervened, asserting no one could escape. He had already disabled the remaining Heavenly Kings while Duran and the third brother fought. Duran, desperate, begged for mercy. Wade mocked his plea, reminding him of his earlier murderous intent. Wade explained that their fate was sealed from the moment they arrived at Mount Golim.

Chapter 1160

Wade stated he wouldn't personally kill them, deeming them unworthy. He revealed his plan to use Mount Golim as their burial ground, a “holy funeral.” Terror seized the Heavenly Kings, uncertain of their fate. Wade gave them a moment to prepare, allowing them to embrace. Witnessing their shared final moments, he smiled coldly. Wade summoned a thunder strike, and then an avalanche, engulfing himself and the Eight Heavenly Kings. Cameron, Isaac, and others watched in horror. After the avalanche, only Wade emerged, unscathed, as dawn broke.

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