One Piece: The World King Who Emerged from the White Town

Tear!

incredible!

The giant white wolf was torn in two by Abel's bare hands.

A large amount of blood and a bunch of random things were scattered all over the ground.

Since our predecessors often tear apart Japanese soldiers with their bare hands when they have nothing to do, we, as their juniors, should not tarnish their reputation. So let's just perform a demonstration of tearing apart a werewolf with our bare hands.

There really weren't many spectators, otherwise there would have been applause by now.

The major could no longer laugh.

The werewolf captain was probably the most powerful card in his hand, but what was the result?

He had never even seen Alucard's face before a stranger tore him in half with his bare hands.

Even a joke shouldn't be like this.

In the midst of this extreme shock, the first to regain his senses was Indra, who had been taken hostage.

Taking advantage of the fact that no one was paying attention, she quickly picked up a gun that had fallen near her feet and pointed it at the major.

The major's reaction was also quick.

Or perhaps Integula's act of picking up the gun startled him, causing him to instinctively draw another pistol.

bang bang bang...

Then another series of gunshots rang out.

With the major's astonishing marksmanship, seven out of eight bullets missed, and only one, by sheer luck, managed to wound Intgra in one eye.

Integula's expression was extremely grim, because just as she raised her gun to aim at the major's head, a cat-eared boy suddenly appeared and blocked her gun.

This resulted in all her bullets hitting the enemy without causing any harm to the major.

If the major hadn't been such a terrible marksman, she might already be dead.

"This guy is my prey. If you kill him, it will give me a real headache."

At that moment, a hand reached out from the side and took the gun from Intgra.

Chapter 772 The Youth Gambled for Everything

Integula didn't dare to resist and let Abel take the gun from her hand.

Before she could figure out what was going on with him, she wasn't sure whether he was friend or foe.

If the judgment is wrong, it could cost you your life, which is not worth it.

In any case, she could only be sure of one thing: the other party was definitely not there to rescue her.

Otherwise, they wouldn't have let her and the major exchange fire without even trying to stop them.

Considering the implication of what he just said, she figured that even if the major had shot her dead, this mysterious guy wouldn't have given her a second glance.

Also, what's the deal with this cat-eared boy?

She had seen it clearly before; the first head thrown in was the other person's.

But why did it suddenly come back to life?

He appeared in front of the major without warning and took the bullet for him.

I really can't figure it out.

In that brief moment of distraction, when she looked at the ground again, she was surprised to find that the body of the cat-eared boy she had just shot had vanished.

Abel wasn't particularly surprised by this.

"Schrödinger's cat, that's interesting."

"Oh? I didn't know you even knew that?"

Despite his dangerous situation, the major remained calm and composed after throwing away his gun, even having the leisure to chat with Abel.

"That's right, the warrant officer is the famous physicist Schrödinger's cat."

The major proudly began his explanation.

"He is always in a state of quantum superposition. Only when he is observed can we know whether he exists or not, whether he is alive or dead."

"So he can appear anywhere, even in people's illusions."

"And the death you have observed before is just one of the results of collapsing into reality. In the quantum superposition state, this result is not unique and can change at any time."

Frankly speaking, people without a certain level of cultural literacy might not understand what the major just said at all.

The cat-eared boy can actually be seen as a personification of Schrödinger's cat, and is not the only one.

His existence or non-existence, his life or death, has always been in a mysterious superposition state.

It only collapses into a result when it is observed, and returns to a superposition state when it is not observed.

What's even more interesting is that the cat-eared boy also possesses consciousness, so he can observe himself to create any outcome he desires.

For example, this ability could be used for 'teleportation'.

Of course, it is not teleportation in the essential sense.

Instead, it is by believing that you exist somewhere that you will exist there.

The reason they can't be killed is also the same.

Believe that you are still alive and unharmed.

He would then cause the superposition state to collapse into such a result, thus affecting reality!

The wonders of quantum mechanics!

Such incredible... creatures were created.

This completely 'idealistic' force has led to great scientific theories, which explains why many scientists believe that the ultimate goal of science is theology.

"Have you finished saying your last words?"

Abel drew a gunsword, ready to end the other's life, and then hurry to deliver a certain vampire from its clutches.

Despite the cat-eared boy's incredible abilities, he was utterly powerless to avert the major's immediate crisis.

"Now that you've finished talking, let's get started."

The major smiled and nodded slightly, and then the next moment, the ferocious-looking werewolf suddenly pounced on Abel from behind!

Whether it's those sharp claws or those pointed teeth, there's no doubt about its destructive power!

It turns out that the major had been deliberately stalling for time, in order to allow the werewolf's super vitality and self-healing ability to take effect.

After all, who would have thought that someone could survive being torn in two?!

It can even reshape the body at any time through atomization!

Clearly, Bell Bruf is not some inferior werewolf, but a powerful werewolf with the same ability to live forever.

Aside from silver, he has no weaknesses.

So here's the question: Did Abel know that this guy hadn't died all along?

"Next time you play dead, remember to slow your heartbeat and make yourself look weaker."

As soon as Abel spoke, his figure disappeared from the werewolf captain's sight, followed by a flash of light.

As he put it, the werewolf captain's powerful heartbeat sounded to him like someone was pounding a drum.

He didn't finish the job, not because he forgot.

They simply didn't take this werewolf seriously.

If he could do it a hundred times, he could kill his opponent a hundred and one times in an instant.

The extra one was considered a gift.

puff...

Large amounts of blood spurted from all over the werewolf captain's body.

The next second, it shattered like building blocks, scattering into large chunks of meat.

Then it suddenly burst into flames, igniting an eerie display.

Clearly, the gunsword, transformed from blessed pages of the Bible, are made entirely of pure silver and are the most lethal weapon against werewolves and vampires.

Therefore, werewolves that are torn apart by hand can be resurrected, but those that are chopped up by guns and swords are not so lucky.

After taking down the werewolf captain, Abel walked directly toward the major.

The major, who had previously looked confident of victory, finally had a gloomy expression.

He couldn't help but back away while shouting, "Doctor, is Walter finished with the modifications? Let him make his move!"

Upon hearing this, the doctor, who was trembling in fear, said helplessly, "Walter left immediately after hearing that his time was running out."

"Wait a minute, Walter? Are you talking about Walter C. Dennis?"

Integula couldn't help but interrupt their conversation.

Seeing that there was no hope of turning the tide, the major burst into laughter again, "That's right, it's your butler, the former ace of Hellsing, the strongest human Grim Reaper, Walter!"

"You wouldn't believe it, would you? He actually betrayed you!"

"Impossible! Walter would never betray me!"

Integula didn't believe the other party's nonsense at all.

Because Walter, the butler, was practically a family member who had watched her grow up.

The major sneered, "It seems you still don't understand your butler. He chose to gamble his life and even betray you in order to duel with and kill Alucard."

“If Walter hadn’t deliberately let you pass, how could I have captured you so easily?”

The major's words pierced Intura's chest like a sharp blade, turning her face pale and causing her to instinctively take a step back.

She recalled everything from the enemy invasion until she was captured and knocked unconscious.