Dealing with Problematic People

Under the dark red glow of the setting sun, Chu Fei slowly descended outside Red Pine City's western gate.

This was Chu Fei's first time coming to Red Pine City's western gate, yet he had come for slaughter.

The sight of Red Pine City's western gate filled Chu Fei with emotion.

Red Pine City was already half ruined, with aberrants wandering everywhere.

The High Wall, originally meant to defend against aberrants, had instead become their playground.

Aberrants constantly leaped down from it. Some were badly injured and then devoured, while others emerged unscathed and continued playing.

Even more aberrants hunted one another. Chu Fei even saw a lurking monster, like a four-legged lizard, dart out like lightning and swallow a Level Five aberrant whole.

Chu Fei restrained his aura and concealed himself. He silently glanced back at the sunset, took a deep breath, and quietly waited for nightfall.

At the same time, he was waiting for the experts of Justice Faction 12.0 to make their move and hold off the enemy's top fighters.

Night was the best cover. Humans had a strange trait: they always became somewhat sluggish at night, and even enhanced training could not entirely eliminate it.

Even Chu Fei's combat effectiveness differed slightly between day and night. The difference was simply much greater for others.

Besides, Chu Fei possessed abilities such as Perception of Wind. In the darkness, his effectiveness far surpassed that of his peers.

As he waited, Chu Fei read through the information Cheng Buyun had given him again and again, calculating possible combat scenarios.

The sun swiftly sank, leaving only dark red afterglow over the land. Heaven and earth seemed to have been dyed a deep, bloody crimson.

Chu Fei rose to his feet, then pulled a flashy move—he released the Feathered Serpent, which