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

"The Fifth Form".

Su Mu didn't wait for the giant to fall completely. He rushed forward, his spear piercing the giant's ribcage from the side, penetrating its lung.

[Hit. Subsequent damage +200%.]

A stream of dark red blood, mixed with foam, gushed from the giant's mouth, dripping onto the ground with a hissing sound.

"The Sixth Form".

The spear tip pierced the giant's heart.

[Hit. Subsequent damage +200%.]

The giant's body stiffened abruptly, then went completely limp.

"The Seventh Form".

The spear tip pierced the giant's eye socket, penetrated his skull, and exited from the back of his head.

[Hit. Subsequent damage +200%. Knockback effect triggered.]

With a flick of his wrist, Su Mu sent the spear carrying the giant's corpse flying half a meter before crashing heavily to the ground with a dull thud, raising a cloud of dust.

[Defeated Lv10 Green Special Titan - Biteer, EXP +64.]

Su Mu holstered his gun, stood still, and gasped for breath.

It's not that I'm tired, it's that my heart is racing after my adrenaline surges.

From the start of the thrust to the completion of the combo, the entire process took less than six seconds. A level 10 green giant didn't even touch him once, from the first shot to the last.

Its attack is too slow.

With an agility of 18 points, every move of the giant seemed to be in slow motion in front of Su Mu's dynamic vision. He could clearly see the trajectory of the arm, predict the landing point, and react in advance.

With the added force of gravity from jumping down, each of his attacks felt like chiseling a hole in a giant's body... not stabbing, but chiseling. The spear tip carried the kinetic energy of the fall, making its penetrating power more than twice as strong as on flat ground.

These few seconds of combat are more valuable than an hour of grinding monsters on flat ground.

He glanced at his experience points and added 60.

He glanced at his experience points... Level 6, a little over 800. The giant had just given him 64 experience points.

64 points.

Su Mu's brow twitched slightly.

The level 10 scarlet vine he encountered earlier gave him nearly 2,000 experience points, allowing him to jump directly from level 5 to level 6. In contrast, the level 10 giant only gave him a little over 60 experience points, a difference of more than 30 times.

Sure enough, even among monsters of the same level, the experience difference between monsters of different ranks was ridiculously large.

The scarlet vine was of purple quality and was at a critical moment in its advancement to yellow, with the energy accumulated within it far exceeding that of ordinary monsters.

This giant is only of green quality; the two are not even in the same league.

However, sixty-something points is still quite considerable, at least equivalent to half a day's worth of grinding low-level monsters.

Moreover, his experience level is now almost 800 points at level six.

If he continues at this pace, and defeats a few dozen more of these giants, he can reach level seven.

However, the thought only flashed through my mind.

He noticed that in the surrounding darkness, the slowly moving silhouettes... at least three or four giants... were approaching him.

Su Mu did not linger in the same spot.

He strode over to the giant's corpse and picked up the fallen box from the scattered rubble and pool of blood... It was pale green with fine lines along its edges, and gleamed faintly in the darkness.

There were two rolls of paper lying in the box.

He didn't look closely, casually stuffed it into the inner layer of his backpack, and zipped it up.

The giants that had been drawn by the sounds of battle were still moving slowly in the distance.

What's more troublesome is that, from behind those windows upstairs, you can vaguely sense someone peering in this direction.

He didn't want to be stared at like a monkey.

Su Mu lowered his body and moved quickly along the shadows of the street.

.......

Upstairs, after a brief silence, the survivors finally erupted into a commotion.

"Holy crap...!"

Zhao Kai slammed his fist on the windowsill, his voice filled with suppressed, almost manic excitement, "That's fucking awesome! He really killed that thing!"

His pale-faced teammate next to him was also incredulous, his lips trembling as he managed to squeeze out, "They really...they really won? A twenty-meter giant...they...they just killed him like that?"

"They not only won, but did you see that the giant not even touch him once?" Another team member crouched by the window, his eyes still fixed on the enormous corpse below, as if afraid it might suddenly stand up again. "They completely overwhelmed him the whole time; the giant didn't even touch his shadow. What the hell kind of monster is that?"

Zhao Kai remained silent, his gaze searching the darkness for the direction in which the person had disappeared. But he couldn't see anything... The person had run too fast, vanishing from his sight in the blink of an eye, leaving not a trace, as if they had never existed.

"Did you get a good look at him?" A strange voice came from behind a window across the corridor. It was a member of another team in the building. He spoke in a low voice, though the distance between them was several meters. But the shock in his voice was undiminished.

"No, it was too dark." Zhao Kai shook his head. "I only saw a shadow."

"I didn't see it clearly either..." The person opposite paused, "but I remember that spear very clearly. It was silver-white, with a particularly long tip that reflected light in the dark."

Zhao Kai replayed the scene of that person's fight in his mind: the smooth, fluid rhythm, the precise, millimeter-precise dodging, the terrifying accuracy of every shot hitting a vital point... He sighed, "Anyway, we don't have anyone like that in our team."

He leaned against the wall, remained silent for a few seconds as if making a decision, then suddenly stood up straight. "No, I have to post this on the channel."

"Are you crazy?" His teammate grabbed him. "That guy clearly doesn't want to reveal his identity, you're doing this..."

"I'm not posting his picture, and I can't, I can't even get a picture of him." Zhao Kai had already opened the chat interface. "I just said someone killed a giant, to warn everyone... Just because someone can deal with a monster of this level doesn't mean we can. I won't say anything else."

Zhao Kai's fingers flew across the input field as he briefly wrote down the details of the battle. He didn't exaggerate or embellish; he simply described what he had witnessed: a 20-meter giant, at least level eight, was killed by someone who jumped from the seventh floor with a long spear, the whole process taking less than six seconds.

The moment the message was sent, it felt like a bomb had been dropped on his local channel.

"Really? A twenty-meter giant? We can't even beat a five-meter one!"

"Someone here saw it too! It was in the residential area in the south of the city. The whole building shook when that giant fell!"

"Where are the photos? Do you have any photos?"

"It was too dark to get a clear picture. I could only see a shadow."

"If you can't even capture a shadow, how do you know it was a human who killed someone? What if it was monsters fighting each other?"

"I saw it with my own eyes! That man jumped off the building and killed the giant in seconds with a long spear! It's your problem if you couldn't see it, stop making sarcastic remarks!"

Zhao Kai didn't participate in the argument anymore. He left the regional channel, leaned against the wall, and stared blankly at the ceiling for a while.

He wondered who that person was.

......