The whole nation is trying to survive on the cable car; I'm choosing one of three options at ea

The commotion, like ripples, spread outwards from this area, drawn by the sounds of battle, screams, and the giants' footsteps, converging from every corner of the city.

Su Mu took a deep breath.

He stopped paying attention to the giants gathering outside the window and instead focused his gaze on the giant that was walking towards their building. Then, its information appeared before his eyes.

[Special Giant - Biteer (Lv10 Green)]

[Race: Mutant Giant]

【Strength: 320】

[Physical Fitness: 540]

[Agility: 18]

【Spirit: 6】

[Skills: Bite (instant kill on small targets, deals massive damage and inflicts bleeding on medium and larger targets), Throw (grabs nearby objects or creatures and throws them, dealing area damage), Stomp (stomps the ground, causing shock damage and slowing targets within 30 meters)]

[Note: This is a mutated individual of the Giant race, with low intelligence but terrifying strength. It is recommended to eliminate it from a distance using heavy firepower; do not engage in close combat.]

Su Mu looked at the data and quickly calculated in his mind.

320 points of Strength. 540 points of Constitution. 18 points of Agility.

His strength and physique were more than twice as high as his, but his agility was pitifully low, less than one-fifth of his.

If it were a head-on confrontation on flat ground, with his current attributes, he would definitely be no match for this giant. But the question isn't "whether he can win"... he needs to verify something.

Previously, when I encountered a level 10 Crimson Vine in the wild, although its constitution was also high, it was in an advanced stage and its fighting style was relatively simple. In the end, I was worn down by it from a distance with an AWM.

This giant is now a genuine level 10 green-tier creature with 540 points of constitution and, based on previous calculations, at least 5400 points of health.

With his AWM equipped with various damage boosts, a single shot can deal two to three hundred points of damage. Theoretically, if a vital point is hit, it can be eliminated within twenty shots.

The problem is that the effectiveness of firearms against such high-level monsters has already been proven.

The M500 couldn't damage the level 8 blue Licker at all; the AWM could deal damage to the level 10 purple scarlet vine, but the opponent's recovery ability was too strong, and in the end, it was only by finding the core that it was defeated.

Melee combat is required.

He needs to know how much damage he can currently deal to a level 10 green monster in melee combat.

Moreover, this giant's agility is only 18 points... slower than a level 3 monster. In terms of speed, he has an absolute advantage.

As long as he maintains close-quarters combat, uses dynamic vision to capture the giant's attack trajectory, and uses thrusting displacement to dodge vital points, this fighting style is theoretically feasible.

Most importantly, if this monster's appearance is not dealt with, it will attract even more monsters.

He didn't know what the situation would be like outside at night, so he wouldn't leave unless absolutely necessary.

So he summoned a spear from the void and weighed it in his hand.

From downstairs, hurried and frantic footsteps could be heard.

The last person to rush in was frantically climbing up the stairwell. His footsteps were chaotic, occasionally tripping over something and making dull thuds and muffled curses.

Su Mu ignored the person. He walked to the window, opened it a crack, and squeezed out sideways.

The outdoor unit of the air conditioner is outside the window.

He stepped onto the rusty iron frame, gripped the pipes on the exterior wall with both hands, and slid down floor by floor. The building's exterior wall wasn't smooth; there were air conditioner units, window sills, and pipes, enough for him to use for leverage.

Fifteen floors.

Fourteenth floor.

Thirteen floors.

The deeper you go, the stronger the smell of blood becomes in the air.

It wasn't the giants' blood, it was the blood of those who were eaten.

Twelve floors.

Eleventh floor.

Nine floors.

Seven floors.

Su Mu stopped.

Looking down from this height, the giant's silhouette became even clearer. It stood in front of the building, its ridiculously small head tilted slightly, as if studying how many "little things" were inside.

Its mouth is still chewing.

Su Mu took a deep breath.

"Thrust".

The moment the skill was activated, his body was propelled from the seventh floor by the spear... not falling, not gliding, but shooting in an almost straight diagonal line, like a cannonball towards the giant.

The wind whistled in my ears, and darkness receded before my eyes. The height of a seven-story building, a distance of more than twenty meters, was just a fleeting moment in mid-air.

The giant's reaction was much slower than he had anticipated.

When Su Mu appeared in front of it, it hadn't even reacted yet. Its little head was still tilted to the side, its mouth half-open, as if it was savoring the taste of the two people from just now.

The spear was thrust upwards sharply, its tip piercing the giant's jaw with pinpoint accuracy.

"puff......!"

The spear tip pierced through the skin, muscles, and bones, entering from the lower jaw, exiting from the base of the tongue, and reaching all the way to the upper palate.

[Thrust - Hit]

[Control time: 2.2 seconds]

The giant's body suddenly stiffened.

Its limbs stiffened in mid-air for a moment, then began to convulse violently as if electrocuted. Not from pain... giants have dulled pain receptors... but because the thrusting attack had briefly caused its body to lose control.

Su Mu gave the giant no time to react.

Using the momentum of his thrust, he spun in the air, pulling the spear from the giant's jaw and drawing out a spray of dark red blood.

Blood splattered on Su Mu's body and face, warm and carrying a strong smell of rust and decay.

He didn't wipe it.

The spear drew a semicircle in the air, its tip piercing the giant's neck from the side, passing through his trachea, and exiting from the other side.

"Combo - First Move"

[Hit. Subsequent damage +160%.]

A muffled roar escaped from the giant's throat, as if something was blocking it.

Its body began to tilt backward... not because of Su Mu's strength, but because the control effect of the thrust had ended, and its instinct made it want to retreat.

The sheepdog didn't give it a chance.

He pushed off the giant's chest with both feet, using the momentum to spring upwards. His spear spun half a circle in the air, its tip pointing downwards, and pierced the giant's collarbone.

"The second move."

[Hit. Subsequent damage +200%.]

The giant's body jolted violently.

Its arms began to wave, trying to swat off the "bug" on its chest.

Su Mu's dynamic vision clearly captured the trajectory of that arm... a sweep from right to left, not fast, but with immense power. If he were hit, given his current physique, he would be severely injured, if not killed.

Instead of retreating, he ran two steps upwards, stepping on the giant's chest, his spear carving a deep gash in the giant's collarbone. Using the momentum, he leaped and flipped over the giant's shoulder.