Ye Fan and the eleven people on the opposite side were not in a scene of a life-and-death duel; the eleven people knew Ye Fan's prowess—fighting him could only result in death, with no other possibility.
Therefore, Ye Fan was worried that the eleven might scatter in all directions, which would make killing them difficult; wiping out all eleven seemed impossible. If he pursued and hunted them down, he might only kill a few, wasting time in the process.
So he decided to provoke them, and unexpectedly, the eleven people played right into his hands.
Watching them curse endlessly and charge at him with a roar, he smirked and muttered, "This is the scene I've been waiting for, now all go to hell."
Ye Fan engaged in combat with the eleven.
As soon as they made contact, Ye Fan's combat knife sliced through one person's throat. This person clutched at his bleeding throat in shock, and once Ye Fan's knife pierced another person's heart, the man with the bleeding throat finally fell dead.
