Dr. Lizardman used his reptilian agility to move freely between the city's buildings.
His hands and feet were like those of a real lizard, easily clinging to walls. Whether it was smooth marble or rough brick, nothing could stop his advance.
Soldier Boy roared, waving the shield in his hand as he tried to stop Dr. Lizardman from escaping.
He was tall and muscular, and every punch he threw carried a howling gust of wind as it smashed toward Dr. Lizardman.
But Dr. Lizardman dodged nimbly, leaping one moment and climbing the next, causing Soldier Boy's attacks to miss again and again.
The longer Soldier Boy chased, the more anxious he became, and the hotter the anger in his heart burned. But in the end, his speed simply could not match Dr. Lizardman's.
After chasing for a while, Soldier Boy gradually began to run out of stamina. He panted heavily as he watched Dr. Lizardman flee farther and farther away, finally stopping helplessly.
"Forget it. As long as that monster's been driven off, that's enough."
Soldier Boy muttered to himself. Though he was somewhat unwilling to let it go, he felt even more strongly that there was no need to keep chasing.
In his view, driving Dr. Lizardman away meant the mission was complete.
As for whether Dr. Lizardman would attack again next time, he figured he could just drive him off or kill him then. There was no need to put in so much effort chasing him now.
However, Captain America's thoughts were completely different from Soldier Boy's.
Captain America, the embodiment of justice, possessed unwavering convictions and an unyielding spirit.
He looked in the direction Dr. Lizardman had fled. He knew Dr. Lizardman was a tremendous threat. If he was not dealt with completely, this city would never