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Almost immediately, Yukino Yukinoshita felt the voice was right in front of her.

It sounded like a heart beating, like the violent pounding of a human heart when it is filled with fear.

Something tall rushed up at high speed, just a little in front of her, and onto the rooftop.

what is that?

Even with her eyes closed, Yukino Yukinoshita's pupils were contracting violently.

That deadly sense of threat, and the frenzied, savage aura of some kind of ferocious beast...

will die!

Her lungs convulsed, and she stiffened, shrinking into the corner, trembling slightly with intense fear.

If discovered, they will surely die!

This kind of thing is simply beyond her ability to deal with using her limited Aikido skills.

Fear made her heart clench violently, and the lack of oxygen caused her stomach to spasm, but she still kept her eyes tightly closed and held her breath, sensing that thing moving around the rooftop searching for something.

This building is only seven stories high, so it's not very tall and should be an apartment building.

There were many buildings around this apartment that were larger than it.

Take a gamble.

I bet that monster has no senses!

Yukino Yukinoshita tried her best to suppress the fear, confusion and helplessness in her heart, and tried to calmly recall the direction of the rooftop door. She took out a coin from her pocket and threw it in with all her might.

Hey~

About three seconds later, a crisp metallic sound came from the ground as it struck the floor of the adjacent building. The sound was not loud, but it was extremely penetrating.

Sure enough, the thing on the rooftop started moving again, frantically trying to find something.

Even from a great distance, Yukino Yukinoshita could clearly feel the vibration transmitted from the dull, heavy impact.

Finally, with a thud, it seemed to have jumped down, and a dull thud indicated it landed on the ground.

Simultaneously.

The sound of hurried footsteps came from downstairs again, not just one, but several.

really.

Before long, she felt that howling, mindless, and violent aura rushing past again.

At the same time, she sensed roars and footsteps coming from many places on the ground, indicating that the streets were becoming lively.

She pursed her thin lips.

Come again!

My limit for holding my breath is five minutes. For safety, I must bring everything out.

No matter the reason, she must go back!

the second time!

the third time!

.....

She tossed three coins in a row, and there was no more sound. Only then did she slowly open her eyes, a hint of panic in them.

There was no thud when it hit the ground!

She perceived seven monsters passing by, but only heard six dull thuds as they landed.

In other words, there's another one on the rooftop...

What on earth is that?!

She gritted her teeth, forcing herself not to look at the monster that might still be in the doorway on the stairs, and slowly adjusted to the dim light.

Then, Yukino Yukinoshita quietly went up the stairs and closed the rooftop door while still holding her breath. With each slight creak, her heart tightened.

Fortunately, it went unnoticed.

She calmly locked the door.

This building is clearly a high-end apartment building; the rooftop door is made of steel and is quite sturdy. It shouldn't be easy to open... right?

She had no choice but to believe it.

The weak don't have many choices, and sometimes they have no choice but to take risks.

Yukino Yukinoshita inwardly mocked herself, but still tiptoed downstairs...

........

"Shet!"

Fuyuki City.

The street not far from Yukino's apartment.

A lean man in camouflage, with a buttocks comparable to Captain America's, bit off the safety bar, threw a grenade, and cursed amidst the violent explosion and flash: "Which bastard lured those monsters down here?"

They were originally planning to sneak across the street to the police station on the other side to replenish their ammunition and weapons.

Suddenly, they heard a crisp metallic sound as metal fell to the ground. Before they could react, a monster shot down from the sky.

three people.

Three elites in total.

They used three precious martial arts masters, all skilled in combat, to kill the monster with axes without attracting the attention of other monsters.

But then came the second, the third, the fourth...

Their faces turned green. They couldn't care about anything else and could only risk their lives by using the modern firearms they had managed to bring in with great difficulty!

If the lab's hypothesis hadn't been correct—that thermal weapons could be carried inside their own cargo space—they would have been wiped out on the spot.

Even so, the team of fifty people was reduced by two-thirds.

Newborn!

This is truly a newborn!

The captain's eyes were bloodshot, and his face was contorted with rage.

Anyone who still thinks it's some kind of game is a fool.

In other words, all his companions were killed.

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Volume 1: Chapter 62 Under the Snow: I...killed my sister?

"Retreat, retreat, retreat as quickly as possible! We'll hide inside the building, but don't go inside. Climb over the walls!"

As his men fell one by one, the Federation captain's eyes widened in fury.

Who is it?

Team Chinese Taipei?

Impossible. People like that wouldn't provoke others so easily.

Was that the Russian bear? Possibly, but more likely it was Britain or France, or... Japan?

The blond captain's eyes flashed with a fierce light.

Don't let him know who it is, or he'll make that son of a bitch regret ever being born!

at this time.

"team leader...."

The elite soldier beside him trembled, his voice shaking with despair: "An even bigger one is coming!"

Bigger?

many......

The golden retriever suddenly turned around and then fell silent.

As the earth trembled, a huge black shadow stepped out from the blood-stained mist.

His shoulders were a section higher than the second-floor window on one side, at least five meters high, and judging from the heavy footsteps, his body was extremely dense, as if cast in steel, full of power and savagery.

Even more terrifying are the jet-black scales with mysterious scarlet patterns that cover its chest and limbs, making it look incredibly strong. Its hands are not the claws of ordinary monsters, but rather two dragon-scaled greatswords, clearly indicating that it has drunk its fill of blood and is extremely ferocious.

Just by walking over, an invisible intimidation made everyone freeze in place.

"Dragon... Fang Soldier?"

For some reason, the name naturally came to mind.

And for some reason, it's clear that this thing isn't "strong," but rather its advantage lies in its sheer numbers?

"Roar--!"

The colossal beast, its head covered in scales, opened its mouth full of fangs and roared like a heavy cannon. Visible, invisible shockwaves rippled outwards, and even the ground sank slightly.

It gives people the illusion that everything has been turned upside down.

With an invisible, suffocating pressure, the behemoth took a step, crushing the solid concrete ground like tofu, layer by layer, the cracks spreading in all directions.

That's fucking weak!

This thing looks incredibly powerful, it's breathtaking!

The blond captain roared inwardly, but his body felt as if it were facing a superior species, unable to move no matter what he did.

What a joke.

The mere invisible aura was enough to immobilize them...

How could something like this possibly exist?

What is the point of having these elite soldiers?

"I'll do it..."

A hoarse voice rang out.

An Asian man, who stood out from the crowd and was carrying two katana instead of a gun, stepped forward.

"Mister Chen?"

The blond captain's heart sank.

This is their team's ace, a martial arts master from South Korea.

His legendary status is no less than that of Makoto Kyogoku from Japan thirty years ago, and because he is best known for his dual swords, his lethality is much greater.

Even the very first game level can be completed in seven tries.

He was quite dissatisfied and wanted to suppress his physique and speed to complete the game purely through skill, but the game obviously wouldn't give him a second chance.

They had just killed seven monsters with these two special alloy katanas, accounting for half of their team's entire achievement.

"I said I'll do it, you can leave..."

The lean man surnamed Chen slowly drew his katana. It was a special alloy manufactured with modern technology at any cost, possessing unprecedented hardness and toughness.

As the twin swords were drawn, their silvery blades reflected the moonlight, as if transforming into two crescent moons at that moment.

It exuded an inexplicable sharp and fierce aura, directly breaking through the invisible pressure.

This is the "momentum" that he realized after returning from the game.

"Let's go, I don't want to say it a second time!"

The blond captain's expression shifted for a moment, then he gritted his teeth and said, "Let's go!"