Catastrophe Card King

He also knew that the creature inside had detected someone outside the door. The creature was waiting, too.

Waiting for the chance to strike.

Thus, the two sides confronted each other through a door, an invisible and tense standoff ensuing.

Seven Brown, standing aside, also sensed this dangerous atmosphere. His eyes were solemn as he quietly stood guard.

Leonard Churchill cocked his head and watched for a while, a wry smile emerged in his gaze. He muttered, “This guy… seems to know he can’t win. He doesn’t dare to come out.”

With that, he provocatively reached out slowly, intentionally leaving a loophole.

This action was like breaking a balance on a scale.

If he moved first, he’d be half a step behind.

However, just when he was about to touch the door handle, with a “swoosh”, the door swung open!

A dark shadow rushed out rapidly, and at the same time, a red light streaked across the air.

In Leonard’s eyes, there was only a cold smile as he retreated abruptly.

However, even with such a swift reaction, the red light slashed across his wrist with precision, severing several tendons.

“Such a cunning sword technique!”

Just from this brief encounter, Leonard gained an understanding of this monster’s power.

Such outrageous speed, no wonder the previous corpses couldn’t react.

More importantly… the knife in this creature’s hand actually broke through his defense?

It wasn’t due to the sharpness, but an extreme high temperature that cut through his Body Protection Curse Power and muscular layer.

This power was comparable to that of a Relic Level weapon.

Under normal circumstances, this one attack would have disabled his arm.

But Leonard didn’t care less.

Pain didn’t change his composure at all.

A green glow emerged from his wrist, and the charred wound visibly healed.

With a closer look, the enemy was a monster with a rabbit’s head, dressed in a white coat.

“Crazy Rab Hare”

Description: Second Tier B Level Catastrophe; originally a death row inmate in a research facility, he was a deviant serial killer in his previous life; later mutated into a monster due to contamination; be careful, its knife is sharp. Leonard studied this monster and muttered, “So it’sjust a rabbit.”

It was the first time he had seen such a “cute” mutated creature.

The Rab Hare, too, eyed the werewolf in front of it with the same cocked head.

As their crazed gazes met,

Neither had any fear of death.

Only the insane thought of killing each other surged simultaneously! Leonard grinned and pushed off the ground with a “smack”. He propelled himself forward through the air.

Red-eyed rabbit creature also charged ahead with its strange short knife. In the blink of an eye, two swift shadows in the air crossed paths multiple times.

Wherever the strange red knife made contact with Leonard, it left a wound. And its attack angles were very tricky, aiming for vital areas including the neck, heart, and head.

Every attack was lethal.

This would have meant certain death for any Second Order Card Master who made a mistake.

However, Leonard’s eyes did not show any fear of death, he confronted the blade head on.

The monster’s agility attribute was high, but so was his!

Although the monster had a slight advantage due to its initial surprise attack, after “Cellular Activity Boiling” healed the injury on his arm, both were back ’to an even beginning.

At this moment, Seven Brown had already blocked the door, so the creature couldn’t escape.

Leonard’s attack was not only with his werewolf claws, he also had a shining scalpel floating around him.

The rabbit’s knife technique was very exquisite, but Leonard left no room for maneuver with his aggressive face-to-face combat style.

During this face-off, the scalpel pierced through the rabbit’s collarbone in one stroke.

Luckily the wound was not fatal. The rabbit retreated quickly while Leonard likewise pursued relentlessly.

A giant grey wolf chasing a rabbit, running wildly through the dark corridor.

Knowing they were dealing with a highly agile monster, Leonard and Seven Brown had set up traps beforehand.

The chase was accompanied by continuous explosions.

Leonard knew exactly where each bomb was located and avoided them skillfully.

As for the rabbit creature, it simply kept stepping on them, one after another.

It was like sharp glass, deadly but fragile.

And it couldn’t run as fast as Leonard’s werewolf body.

From the moment it failed to kill Leonard during their first encounter, its fate was sealed.

This chase on the research facility’s second floor didn’t last long.

Soon after, a blood-covered Leonard walked back firmly holding the dead body of the rabbit creature.

Seven Brown breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that it was Leonard.

She, being a mechanic, could not assist at all in a battle like that.

Leonard came over and tossed the dark short knife, still smeared with charred flesh, to her, “Here.”

Seven Brown took a look and recognized the “Magic Energy Mechanical Thermal Melting Knife” the rabbit was holding previously!

It looked plain without its glow.

Churchill said, “This is a plot prop, and can’t be taken out of the Space. It still has ten minutes of charge, don’t use it casually. It should be a key prop.”

He had plenty of means of attack, and this knife was merely an accessory to him.

Seven Brown, however, lacked something to deal with high-level monsters.

The most important point was, this item was too hot to handle. The moment it stored energy, a flesh body couldn’t hold it!

The rabbit creature’s hand, even though it was holding the knife, had its flesh completely stuck to the handle.

But for Mechanical Warriors, it was a perfect fit.

Seven Brown, looking at the technologically advanced short dagger, was instantly captivated, “Hmm!”

Thinking about the possible blueprint reward Leonard mentioned earlier, her eyes were filled with anticipation.