Death with Eyes Wide Open!

The robber who was pointing a gun at Victor was shot in the hand holding the gun, and involuntarily let go of the shotgun, letting it fall to the ground. He then clutched his right hand, which had a bloody hole in it, and howled in pain.

James had no time to think about what was going on. He roared and charged forward, reaching out his arm upwards as he reached the man. Using the momentum of his charge, he plunged the bone spur into the man's chest.

The robber, whose shotgun had been knocked out of his hand by a bullet from who-knows-where, was screaming in agony while clutching his bullet-pierced right hand. Waves of intense pain surged from his right hand, causing him to be so preoccupied with his wailing that he couldn't pay attention to anything else and naturally didn't notice James charging towards him with his long, bony claws raised.

The robber, still reeling from the intense pain in his hand, suddenly felt a small figure appear before him, followed by a sharper, deeper pain in his chest than the gunshot wound in his hand.

It felt as if his internal organs had been pierced, and his strength was rapidly draining away. He could no longer feel the pain from the gunshot wound on his hand, leaving only a heart-wrenching, intense pain in his chest. However, as time went by, this pain was also rapidly diminishing, and his pain, senses, hearing, and vision were all becoming increasingly blurred.

With great effort, he lowered his head and looked at his chest. Before completely losing consciousness, he finally saw the culprit who attacked him, which turned out to be a little boy who was only about ten years old.

The robber's eyes widened in disbelief. He had actually been killed by a child?

Then an endless darkness enveloped him, causing him to lose consciousness completely, although his eyes remained wide open, as if he had died with his eyes open.

James took down the robber who tried to ambush Victor from behind, while on the other side, Victor, who had rushed out first in front of the carriage, had already reached the burly man wielding an axe and was waving his claws toward the man's chest.

The robbers hadn't paid any attention to the boy driving the cart, so when Victor charged at them unarmed, except for one who raised his shotgun, the others planned to beat him to a pulp once he got close. Beating him to death was much more interesting than shooting him.

The burly man wielding the axe, in particular, had a ferocious smile on his face, raising the axe high with both hands, intending to dislocate the little guy's arm first!

However, Victor was more agile and aggressive than they had imagined. He roared and charged forward, dodging the powerful blow as the burly man swung his axe at him. Before the man could retract his axe and launch another attack, Victor had already pounced into his arms and grabbed his chest with both hands.

Sharp, pointed nails easily pierced his clothes and dug deep into his muscles, causing the burly man's ferocious expression to freeze. A look of pain appeared on his face, making his expression even more grotesque.

Victor then exerted force with his fingers, grabbing hard and pulling his Five Fingers together sharply, tearing the strong man's clothes in front of his chest and leaving five deep, bone-revealing scratches on his chest. Bright red blood gushed out instantly, staining the clothes in front of his chest and also turning Victor's fingers red.

The excruciating pain of his torn chest muscles caused the burly man to involuntarily release the axe and clutch his chest.

Seeing this, Victor did not stop and continued to swing his hands at the burly man. However, there were not only the burly man with the axe, but also four other robbers besides the one killed by James. When the other three saw the burly man being attacked by Victor and dropped his axe, they rushed to help.

Seeing this, Victor was not afraid at all. He swung his claws and charged at the group. His sharp claws easily cut bloody gashes on the robbers' bodies. However, since the group was prepared this time, they did not get a full grip like the previous strong man, which had left deep wounds that exposed the bone. Instead, the claws only barely scratched the skin.

Although they were screaming in pain, it wasn't fatal at first. The wounded men even raised the butts of their guns and smashed them at Victor.

Surrounded and attacked by several people, Victor was inevitably hit several times, but he was not knocked down and continued to attack them fiercely.

Moreover, the pain in his body further fueled his ferocity, and he roared and launched an even more frenzied attack. However, just like before, although he scratched several people until they were covered in blood, it was not fatal.

The robbers, wary of the sharp claws on his hands, dared not get too close, ready to dodge Victor's attacks at any moment. As a result, they were locked in a stalemate. No matter how angry Victor roared, he could not inflict the same powerful damage on them as he had on the burly man at the beginning.

On the other side, James killed one of the robbers and was stunned for a while until he heard Victor's roar and came to his senses. Seeing that Victor was surrounded and attacked by several people, he shouted and rushed over.

Several robbers were focused on dealing with the fierce Victor and did not notice the movement behind them. James raised his arms and stretched out his bone claws, launching an attack on a burly man who was facing away from him at the very edge of the encirclement.

Even as James ran close, the men still didn't notice his arrival, continuing to dodge Victor's claws while attacking him with gun butts, fists, and feet.

They had long since lost any desire to torture Victor. The intense pain in their bodies reminded them that the thin boy in front of them was not as weak as he looked. If they weren't worried about accidentally injuring their own men with firearms at close range, they would have already opened fire on Victor.

The burly man who was first attacked by Victor gradually regained consciousness after the initial intense pain. Although his chest was covered in blood and flesh and he was still experiencing waves of intense pain, he was surrounded by three companions, but Victor was still as ferocious as Beast. This made the three of them hesitant to get too close, and they were unable to take him down for a long time. The burly man was filled with rage.

Suppressing the pain in his chest, the burly man picked up the long-handled axe that he had dropped earlier, took a few steps forward, stood outside the circle surrounding Victor, and raised the axe with a ferocious expression, ready to deliver a fatal blow to Victor who had hurt him at the right moment!