The Extraordinary Life of a Certain American Comic...

"Ding! 』

Gained Extraordinary Points: 1

"New extraordinary ability detected"

Extraordinary Ability: "Vampire"

Ability Level: "E"

Ability Effect: "Immortality, eternal youth, slight increase to own attack, defense, and speed..."

Side effects of the ability: "Blood thirst (requires daily blood consumption), objects (holy water and wooden stakes can kill you), sunlight is your natural enemy (exposure to sunlight will slow you down and cause discomfort), ultraviolet rays are your Achilles' heel (exposure to ultraviolet rays will completely kill you)..."

Note: "Upgradeable (upgrades can remove side effects)"

"Would you like to copy this superpower?"

"whether"

"..."

vampire.

Aren't they mutants?

Locke paused slightly upon hearing the voice in his mind and looked at the corpse lying on the ground.

The smoke had now enveloped the corpse, and the corpse, along with the white smoke, began to gradually disappear.

Yes.

disappear.

As the white smoke gradually faded and dissipated, the corpse on the ground had also disappeared, leaving only a trace on the ground.

and also……

Two sharp fangs.

Good guy.

He really is a vampire.

Locke took a breath, a feeling he couldn't quite describe welling up inside him.

How so?

You searched high and low without finding it, only to have it come to you effortlessly.

His cheat code is called "Extraordinary, Godhood", not "Mutant, Godhood".

Just from the name of the cheat, you can tell that it can do more than just copy mutant abilities and get points from mutants.

He can obtain abilities and superhuman points from any extraordinary being.

vampire……

They also belong to the category of extraordinary beings.

Locke actually set his first superpower on vampires from the very beginning.

After all, in terms of returns, vampire abilities are the most cost-effective.

Immortality alone is enough to place vampires among the top tier of abilities.

As for the side effects of vampire abilities?

It's alright.

Just upgrade.

These days, mutants are hard to find, let alone vampires, who are even harder to find than mutants.

After all, he wasn't wearing any detection glasses, so even if a vampire walked up to him, he wouldn't know he was a vampire without killing him.

What if we kill the wrong person?

and so……

After trying to find the vampire's abilities without success, Locke had already given up on them.

at the moment?

I've already given up on you, and you've finally come back to me?

Locke felt conflicted as he listened to the description of the 'vampire ability' that appeared in his mind.

Its capabilities and effects were exactly as he had expected.

Immortality and eternal youth are both possible.

only……

Won't you be creating too many negative effects?

Thirst.

They are afraid of holy water.

I'm afraid of wooden stakes.

They are afraid of sunlight and ultraviolet rays.

hiss!

The efficacy can be summed up in one line, but the negative effects are stretched into four lines?

That's an exaggeration.

Furthermore, the abilities he can replicate are closely related to the abilities of the object being replicated.

Simply put, the stronger the ability of the original being copied, the stronger the ability will be after it is copied.

therefore!

Although he can use his extraordinary points to upgrade his 'vampire abilities'.

But if you can get a decent skill right away, why bother starting from the lowest level and leveling up yourself?

You can tell just by looking at the level of this vampire gene.

With an ability level of E, it's clear that the vampire who just died was only the lowest-ranking member of the vampire race.

There must be 'D-class' and 'A-class' vampires above them.

Locke felt conflicted as he sensed the new abilities flashing in his mind.

Fortunately, the decision to copy the acquired supernatural ability doesn't need to be made on the spot; it can be retained for 24 hours. After 24 hours, if he doesn't choose to copy it, the supernatural ability will disappear.

Locke shook his head, temporarily shutting down the cheat interface, and looked at Brown and his remaining surviving special agents, who were helping each other out of the apartment building.

Extraordinary beings truly live up to their name.

Have a look.

Even the lowest-ranking E-class vampire is enough to cause casualties to combat elites like Brown.

Although information asymmetry is a factor, this also demonstrates the gap between extraordinary and ordinary life forms.

Even the lowest-level supernatural beings can rival the combat elites among ordinary people.

"Brown".

Locke sighed inwardly, then quickly walked over and took over from the team member who was helping Brown, helping Brown to sit down in the back of the van.

Debbie had already taken the first-aid kit out of the van.

Jack, who had just received the message at the back door, put away his X-Force suppressor and rushed to the front door to help check and bandage the special agents.

after awhile.

Upon receiving the message, the Sentinel Emergency Medical Team arrived at the scene and took over the untrained medical duties from Jack and Debbie.

After receiving basic first aid, Brown, ignoring all advice, staggered to the gray ground where the vampire had been, with Locke's help.

Debbie was currently using a cotton swab to collect the remaining black blood on the ground and putting it into a test tube containing blue liquid in her hand.

Brown stared at the white ash marks left on the ground and the two sharp fangs lying on top of them, his expression a mixture of anger and sadness.

What was initially thought to be a simple, modified capture operation turned out to be a disastrous outcome, with five of the twelve team members dying.

"Fuck."

Brown couldn't help but curse, "Isn't this thing a mutant?"

Debbie stood up, shook the test tube in her hand, nodded, and looked at Brown: "Not a mutant."

Brown looked at the test tube that Debbie was holding in her hand.

The reagent in the test tube is transparent.

If it's a mutant, then when mutant blood is dripped in, the reagent will turn a dark blue color due to the X gene.

Brown looked at the test tube that hadn't changed color, then glanced at the two fangs he'd collected in the evidence bag in Debbie's other hand, frowned, and opened his mouth.

"Fangs... If it's not a mutant, it can't be a vampire, right? Do vampires even exist?"

"Who knows?"

Locke shrugged. "Mutants exist, vampires exist, isn't that normal?"

Upon hearing this, Brown nodded subconsciously.

next second.

His brows furrowed.

"But it seems like we've never met before."

"Just because we haven't met before doesn't mean we didn't exist. We've met now, haven't we?"

Locke remained calm.

He knew that there were vampires in this world, and not only vampires, but also werewolves and gods.

But I'll say it again.

Knowing something is one thing, but actually experiencing it is another.

Just like their Sentinel Special Operations Bureau.

If he hadn't chosen to join the Sentinel Special Operations Department, he probably wouldn't have had the chance to meet mutants even if he knew they existed in the world.

After all, ordinary people in this world are well protected before the gears of fate begin to turn.

……