A supporting character in a romance anime? I became a god using a rat talisman.

Asagi Aya's strength continues to rise, the world's yin-yang balance mechanism will automatically increase its influence on the villains.

Those who got the cards, whether they fought each other or challenged Asagiri Aya, were all helping him gain experience.

But something's missing; having just the main character isn't enough, a certain accessory is missing.

Qianyu stopped and touched her chin.

Every action-packed anime needs a villain to stand in the spotlight and put pressure on the protagonist.

Qianyu was very clear about his position in this game. He was the mastermind, the final boss, the kind of person who only surfaced in the post-credits scene after the protagonist had gone to great lengths to defeat the "final villain."

He wouldn't personally go and fight Asagiri Aya; that would be too beneath him.

Therefore, Chiyu needs a chess piece to stand out.

A seemingly positive villain who can openly and continuously put pressure on Aya Asagiri.

Chapter 210 Shizuku Mereina's Revenge

Chiba's first choice was Shinjo Akane.

That girl's obsession with monsters is downright pathological. Her fanaticism in creating the perfect monster, which makes her willing to do anything, actually gives her the potential to be a yandere villain.

But upon further reflection, Qianyu dismissed the idea.

Akane Shinjo's personality... well, how should I put it, she's too carefree.

They're incredibly cunning, their emotions are written all over their faces, and they're probably already excitedly shouting about doing something bad before they even start.

If you let her play the villain, she'll run to Aya Asagiri and confess within three days, "Hehehe, actually I'm a bad guy," and then the two of them will hold hands and go fight the Monster Research Club's cards.

Rather than making her a villain, it would be more suitable to keep her by Asagiri Aya's side as a monster encyclopedia.

With Akane Shinjo by her side as an advisor, Aya Asagiri wouldn't be completely clueless when facing unknown monsters.

Chiba abandoned the idea of ​​having Shinjo Akane play the villain.

So who will be the villain in the spotlight now?

He racked his brains but couldn't find anything particularly suitable.

Since there are no suitable people among our existing acquaintances, we have no choice but to look outside.

The world is so big, there's no shortage of self-righteous people who think they can dominate the world just because they've gained a little power, or people with delusions of grandeur or antisocial personalities.

Let Mefilas keep an eye on things while he's distributing the cards.

Among those who obtain monster cards, there will always be one or two ambitious and ruthless individuals.

Then we can pick one with potential from those who got the card and train them to be Asagiri Aya's rival.

Or, if all else fails, just let Mefilas look for someone.

That guy has seen all sorts of warriors in Reonic Fighting, so his eye for talent shouldn't be too bad.

Meanwhile, in the orthopedic ward of Shenshui Central Hospital...

Shizuku Mesana lay on the hospital bed, her right leg in a thick cast, suspended high in a sling.

The curtains were drawn tightly, letting in only a sliver of grayish-white sunlight.

Nearly two months have passed since that car accident.

Although her injuries were almost healed, there was no sign of relief on her face, which was covered with heavy eyeshadow; only an unyielding gloom and mania remained.

Sarina stared at the incandescent light bulb shade on the ceiling, her eyes bloodshot.

The police officer in charge of the case came to the ward once to take a statement, and then never appeared again.

The cops didn't believe her testimony at all, didn't believe that Kazama Chiba would arrange a car attack on her from behind, and thought she was just talking nonsense after being mentally disturbed.

Nowadays, not only are the police ignoring Sarina, but even the nurses in the hospital look at her as if she were a severely mentally ill patient spouting nonsense.

Sarina stared at the white ceiling, her eyes red-rimmed, but not a single tear came out.

Nobody believed her, nobody helped her.

With her current semi-crippled state, unable to even get out of bed, how can she avenge Ah Gang?

A sense of powerlessness washed over Sarina like a tide, slowly engulfing her mouth and nose, threatening to drown her completely in this white cage.

"It seems you're very eager to gain the power of revenge."

A deep voice suddenly rang out in the ward without warning.

Sarina was startled, and her right leg, which was hanging in mid-air, also felt a sharp pain.

She clearly remembered that the nurse had just finished her rounds and left five minutes earlier, and there was absolutely no other person in the room besides her!

Following the direction from which the sound came, Sarana turned her head in horror.

At the end of the hospital bed stood a monster over two meters tall, its body covered in smooth black armor.

A tremendous fear gripped Sarina's heart in an instant.

She instinctively opened her mouth wide, her chest contracted violently, and she wanted to scream.

But to his horror, he found that his throat was blocked and he couldn't make a sound at all.

"Shhh."

That alien was a Mefilas alien.

"Please don't panic."

The Mefilas alien spoke slowly and deliberately.

"I've temporarily blocked your sound wave transmission. Don't be afraid, this is just a precaution. I'll lift the restriction as soon as you calm down."

"But if you insist on shouting and drawing in those Earthlings in white clothes outside,"

"Then I have no choice but to leave, and you will forever lose your chance for revenge."

After speaking, the Mefilas alien waited for the other party's reaction.

Sarina bit her lip hard.

The word "revenge" was like a sharp knife, piercing through her fear.

She stared intently at the monster before her, her chest heaving violently, and finally nodded heavily.

The alien from Mefilas snapped its fingers in satisfaction.

Sarina felt a release in her throat, and the suffocating feeling of being blocked instantly disappeared.

She was breathing heavily, her hands gripping the white sheets tightly.

As expected by the Mefilas alien, Sarina, who had regained her ability to speak, did not blindly call for help.

She suppressed the physiological tremor that felt as if she were facing a natural enemy, and stared warily and intently at the monster before her.

Her experience in the underworld told her that if this thing wanted to kill her, she would have died a hundred times over.

"What...what exactly are you?"

"Please allow me to introduce myself."

The Mefilas alien placed his right hand on his chest, bowed slightly, and performed an impeccable gentlemanly bow.

"I am a powerful lieutenant under the command of the great Dark Ruler, a Mefilas alien."

The Ruler of Darkness.

Sarina had never heard of any Dark Ruler, nor did she care about Mefilas.

All that remained in her mind was the sentence the other person had just mentioned.

“You just said…” Sarina swallowed, leaning forward, “You can give me power? Help me get revenge?”

"Help? No, no, no."

The Mefilas alien shook his head.

"I only grant you power; as for revenge, that's your own business."

Sarina asked suspiciously, "Why...why are you helping me?"

The Mefilas aliens explained:

"Because I sensed the powerful resentment within you that was almost burning you out."

"It is precisely because of your resentment that I feel you are qualified to be a part of the grand plan, which is why I have decided to bestow upon you the power of the great Dark Ruler."

As he spoke, the Mefilas alien made a light sweeping motion in mid-air with his right hand.

A stack of physical cards appeared out of thin air in his palm.

He unfolded the cards like a fan and handed them to Sarina.

"Come on, little girl, draw your share of power from here."

Chapter 211 Light Yagami

Sarina looked at the cards that exuded a dangerous aura.

Reason told her that making a deal with this monster of unknown origin would definitely end badly.

But so what?

Ah Gang is dead, and she's even ruined her leg. What else is there for her to lose?

As long as she can kill Kazama Chiba, she'd be willing to sell her soul to this damned demon!

Sarina gritted her teeth, stretched out her slightly trembling right hand, and randomly drew a card from the deck.

The remaining cards instantly turned into specks of light and dissipated into the air.

Sarina flipped the card over.

The card depicts a huge, dark red monster with two bird-like heads, and flames seemingly burning on its body.

"A two-headed monster... King Pandun?"

Sarina looked at the words at the bottom of the card and subconsciously read out the name.