Demigod Mage in America

This hunt was destined to be extraordinary from the very beginning.

Both the American police and the public have taken notice of the unusual events in Manhattan.

Some people from outside the city even drove there.

Meanwhile, Renn was enjoying a box of macarons.

He doesn't like sweet main meals, but he likes snacks.

Raine put the cream from his fingertip into his mouth and slurped it up before turning his gaze to the battlefield.

While he sent David to deal with the rule-breaking bastards, several hunters had already completed the search and were now engaged in combat.

Ryan transformed Murphy and all his men into monsters.

Lords, elites, and all sorts of miscellaneous soldiers.

Zombies, skeletons, and other mutated monsters roam the streets of Manhattan. They don't attack ordinary people, but they relentlessly pursue hunters.

These monsters occasionally drop low-value bounties, and hunters who lack confidence in their abilities are allowed to farm low-level mobs like Raine.

Since it's a game, he naturally only does basic planning and doesn't teach players how to play. Oh no, these basic frameworks are all deduced by the Magic Network itself, and he chooses the rules he's satisfied with in the end.

Otherwise, what's the difference between him and a bunch of puppeteers? He wants to watch the show, not perform it himself.

To encourage players to confront the BOSS head-on, elite clues will drop from regular enemies.

Picking it up will mark the location of the elite on the map, and there is a chance that it will drop special items.

For example, special ammunition, medicines and other supplies, as well as firearms and melee weapons will also drop randomly.

The only equipment you can find on the map is basic equipment.

Therefore, some hunters choose to scavenge on the map, and bringing basic weapons to the extraction point is also considered a bounty.

They would rather eat leftovers like rats than face danger.

Those who chose to challenge themselves with greater difficulty encountered fire wolves first, unlike the original two-meter-tall human form that had undergone the baptism of nine dragons pulling a coffin in the gym.

In its monster form, the Fire Wolf is an enormous canine creature with a shoulder height exceeding 1 meter and a body length exceeding 3 meters.

It all started when a hunter stumbled upon it by chance, discovering a fire-breathing dog roaming the streets.

Although I found it absurd, if even a game like this exists, what else is impossible?

Without saying a word, he raised his Marathon carbine and pulled the trigger at the wandering Fire Wolf.

【-twenty four】

One shot to the head! Just as accurate as he always was when he was shooting at targets.

The hunter was just about to collect his spoils with satisfaction.

But they discovered that the Fire Wolf's health bar had only lost a single layer of skin.

He rubbed his eyes, a look of disbelief on his face.

How is this possible? Those zombies would have their health bars emptied instantly with a single headshot from a weapon, but this monster's health bar hasn't even decreased.

Did I run into an elite?

In the game rules, monsters can be divided into three types: ordinary monsters, elite monsters, and lord monsters.

The core objective is the Lord Monster, of which there will only be one per game. The second objective is the Elite Monster, which may exist in multiples or may not exist at all.

Then there are the regular monsters, which don't drop anything particularly good, but they are numerous.

The hunter broke out in a cold sweat at the thought of possibly encountering an elite opponent.

But he can think, while Fire Wolf can't. Although he crouches down quickly after firing, he can't escape the wolf's eyes.

"Awooo!" A wolf howl rang out, and a wave of scorching heat rushed towards us.

The hunter's expression changed, but he didn't have time to dodge. Flames sprayed onto his body, but he wasn't burned.

Instead, the green health bar above his head, representing his life, was rapidly decreasing.

The hunter immediately got up, grabbed his gun, and rushed out without even looking back.

Thanks to this game, he wasn't instantly killed by those terrifying monsters.

Under normal circumstances, that fire would have been enough to cause moderate burns and completely incapacitate him.

But his smile soon faded, because the Blood Wolf had caught up.

"Awooo—woo?" The blood wolf's howl was interrupted by a sudden attack.

Another hunter, standing on the third-floor balcony, shot it in the abdomen.

"Don't just stand there, buddy, get up."

Upon hearing this, the hunter lying on the ground quickly got up, grabbed his weapon, and rushed towards the cover.

Blood Wolf turned and chased after the hunter on the third floor, but soon another gunshot rang out from the side.

"Hey guys, I have a great idea. How about we split the bounty?"

After saying that, a Molotov cocktail was thrown onto the battlefield, and flames instantly ignited.

"I have no objection."

"I agree."

The situation instantly became three against one.

As Raine watched the hunters go from being strangers to working together, he couldn't help but smile.

This is what he wants to see, whether it's backstabbing or close intimacy, he can accept it.

The core of hunting is hunting, not using his things to steal or rob.

He rested his head on his arm and muttered to himself, "But we're just ordinary people after all, and we're still no match for these extraordinary creatures."

While Ryan was thinking, David dragged Kim Hyun-woo, who was like a dead dog, and huffed and puffed his way up to the roof.

"Boss, I..."

Before he could finish speaking, he saw Ryan give him a strange look.

"Why did you bring this thing here?" Renn was puzzled. How could this person be so clueless?

David's bloodied hand froze; he still thought he was going to bring the person back to prove something.

After all, aren't all bounty hunters like this? But clearly, his boss didn't like this approach.

Just as David was silent and about to turn and leave, he was stopped by Ryan.

"Fine, stand in front of me." Renn pointed to the empty space in front of him, with dozens of meters of ground below.

David swallowed hard; he could only hope that his boss wasn't trying to kill him.

No, it seems the boss doesn't need to go through all this trouble to kill himself.

With that thought, he suppressed his timidity, but still slowly walked towards Renn.

One step... two steps, he walked on air with his eyes closed, but he didn't feel any weightlessness.

"Kneel down." Renn's words rang in my ears.

David didn't dare look up at his boss; his knees knelt on the air without falling.

Looking at the roaming monsters at his feet and the few hunters hunting them, a thought suddenly popped into David's mind.

Perhaps I'm one of the lucky ones?

After all, compared to those hunters who spent half a day busy and didn't even know what Rein looked like, he had come into close contact with him.

"From today onwards, this place will be renamed Yharnam, and when the red moon rises, your name will become Gehrman. You are my agent, and anyone who stands in the way of this hunt will be your prey."

Ryan's almost delirious voice echoed in David's ears.

"When the red moon rises, you will be the first hunter, Gehrman."

The moment the last note faded, David's work clothes were instantly replaced by an outfit similar in style to Ryan's.

A brown robe enveloped his bulging muscles.

His scalpel and notebook transformed into a giant scythe over two meters long.

"First Hunter Gehrman, 'first' is both a number and a sign of strength. I hope you won't disappoint me."

"Get rid of that person, hang his head on the wheelchair. Anyone who breaks the rules or tries to stop the game, if their hands are dirty, get rid of them; if their hands are clean, expel them."

David pulled his wide-brimmed leather hat down his head and stood up.

"Yes, ma'am."

Raine's gaze fell on two images: one of the fire wolf that had been killed by the hunters working together.

The other is Lux, who is being chased.

It was probably because it was the first time I had met someone with a special ability like myself.

Lux fled in a disheveled state as the woman chased her, not even daring to use her web to restrain her.

"well……"

Ryan was having a headache. He'd never seen Spider-Man being chased before. What if you just turned around and attacked?