Rush In

Talina was a Supreme Being specially dispatched by the Department of Anomalous Affairs. She had once studied the combat styles of Hongjingtian and Ran Bingluan.

Setting aside their various traits, the Department of Anomalous Affairs shared a consensus: when these two made a move, they rarely harmed innocents.

How should one put it? This phenomenon was actually not uncommon.

There were many Supreme Beings who regarded human lives as ants, but there were also some who cared more about the lives of ordinary people.

With that understanding, the Department of Anomalous Affairs had long raised its threat assessment of these two teams.

The former seemed vicious, but could only be considered utterly evil. If they encountered someone even fiercer, they would likely drop to their knees in an instant.

The latter, on the other hand, appeared rigid and old-fashioned, yet they usually possessed an exceptionally stubborn worldview, even beliefs of their own!

Which was easier to deal with, a vicious enemy or one with beliefs? Did that even require consideration? Thus, Talina believed that if she were attacked, the most likely threat would come from an attack on the same level.

The next most likely would be an attack from above, as that made it easier to determine the attacker's position.

The least likely would be an attack from below. Attacking upward was already more difficult, and it was easy to injure others by mistake! Yet she had overlooked one thing: the first floor had already begun clearing people out as well!

Talina had not deliberately guarded against such an attack, but that did not matter much. The difference was not significant.

What was bad was that the mall lost power at the same time the attack began.

Although it was only a reduction in lighting, the instant shift between