Catastrophe Card King

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But for reasons unknown, perhaps due to their growing familiarity, Seven Brown seemed to have a budding thought in her heart upon hearing this.

She seemed to be able to faintly resonate with the bliss that Leonard Churchill s madness brought.

The madness and arrogance in his eyes somehow calmed her heart.

What’s the worst that could happen? Death?

She was prepared already.

With that thought, Seven Brown’s pretty face burst into a smile full of mischief, seriously saying, “I think… I quite like this feeling.

“Oh?”

Leonard Churchill glanced at her.

Seven Brown met his gaze head-on, nodding seriously, Mhm.

For a moment, it was as if there was a resonation of souls.

Leonard Churchill realized right away that Seven Brown genuinely felt a sense of pleasure similar to his own.

This feeling of someone understanding and agreeing with him was something new to him, a form of joy far beyond the physical realm.

“Hahahaha…”

The madness in Leonard Churchill’s eyes intensified, he laughed heartily then abruptly pushed Seven Brown against a wall, smelling her intimately.

Seven Brown trembled slightly, unable to say anything, only to find her lips arrogantly sealed by his.

She was slightly taken aback, then actively responded with passion.

The exchange of warmth from their locked lips.

In that instant, they felt as though they were not in the dangerous Alternate Dimension, but back in their apartment.

After a few moments, Leonard Churchill held her chin, a teasing smile flickering in his eyes, he asked again, “What if we die here?

At that moment, Seven Brown responded without hesitation, “Then we die.

She said, her tone unphased, laughing at the same time, “At least we’ve had last night. No losses there, right?”

Hearing this, Leonard chuckled, the upward curve of his lips reaching his ears as he said, “Yes… silly girl!”

At this moment, he was free of all restraints at last.

The repressed madness in his heart, surged forth irresistibly.

Seven Brown, too, was noticeably infected by this bout of madness, opening her mouth in mimicry of his clown-like exaggerated smile.

Their eyes met, and they both burst into raucous laughter.

At that moment, she felt as if she had also found a great joy in life because of

Leonard Churchill.

Yes, if one’s life is destined to end.

Why not die like an explosion, in the midst of scorching, brilliant flames!

Before they could say much more in the hallway, monsters rushed towards them from the end of the corridor.

The number of monsters was huge, densely packed, completely stuffing the corridor.

Leonard Churchill tilted his head and looked at them, the glint in his eyes growing fervent with a burning desire to engage in combat.

He murmured to himself, “Just as I thought… those guys did more than just not kill the monsters. Looks like they even deliberately lured the monsters here.

Gazing at this exaggerated number of monsters, he instantly guessed that these were not just the monsters from the first floor of the lab, but also the second and even the third!

Only by luring the monsters from below could those guys better explore the depths of the space.

But he didn’t care.

The primary purpose of this expedition was to kill monsters and absorb their extraordinary traits.

The more monsters, the better it suited him.

With his current strength, Leonard Churchill could retain his composure in front of all monsters below the Third Tier.

And there was one more important point.

He had identified an enormous “flaw” in this space.

In this dimension, irrespective of the difficulty of any plot, the hardest part wasn’t the monsters themselves but their “Undying Feature.

As long as they couldn’t be dealt a fatal blow, they could virtually never be killed.

This posed a threat several times greater to the other hunters.

However, his “Feast” could precisely counter this “Undying Feature. As long as they were injured, the extraordinary traits of these uncontrollable monsters would be absorbed, leaving them with no chance of not dying!

This was Leonard Churchill’s confidence while facing a horde of monsters, unshakeably calm.

But the number of monsters now was several times more than before.

And this was the first time that Seven Brown had seen this scale.

There were several times more monsters than before, and she could visibly see that amidst them were a few Catastrophe Level monsters.

Looking at Leonard Churchill, she couldn’t suppress a little worry and asked, “What… what do we do now?”

Leonard Churchill smirked, simply uttering two words, “Strong Kill.”

As he spoke, the bones around his body started to crackle, visibly, his entire body’s muscles bulged out.

Underneath the skin, his muscles writhed like serpents, with black Curse Power surging over his body like tidal waves, black hair as sharp as steel needles began to sprout rapidly.

In the blink of an eye, he transformed from a human to a brutally savage Red- Eyed Werewolf.

Seeing Leonard Churchill’s transformation, Seven Brown was visibly taken back.

Even though she knew Leonard Churchill was incredibly strong, she hadn’t seen it with her own eyes.

The last time she saw him fight was when Abel caught him, and Leonard Churchill transformed and killed the Curse Witch.

But she only knew the outcome.

Now watching Leonard Churchill’s overwhelming presence after his transformation, Seven Brown realized this guy was stronger than she imagined.

But what shocked her even more was yet to come.

Right after he finished transforming, suddenly a sound of air exploding was heard.

The tall werewolf disappeared instantly.

Seven Brown was slightly stunned, “Did he really just charge straight at them?” She’d thought Leonard Churchill had some tactics, but he surprised her again, charging head-on at hundreds of monsters, causing her surprise further, in a blink of an eye, the werewolf charged straight into the swarm of monsters.

“Ah… this guy is really crazy…”