Fierce Beasts!

One of them had sharp claws over two centimeters long on each of their ten fingers, while the other had six sharp bone spurs over a foot long extending from between their fingers. Like two ferocious young beasts, they stood back to back, revealing their sharp claws and fangs to the three enemies around them, glaring at them fiercely.

By this time, James had already killed two of the five robbers, and the remaining three were covered in blood and bruises from Victor's claws.

"The people in the carriage have guns!"

The robber, whose hand had been struck, roared at the carriage.

The first two shots hit the robber's hand once and the axe once, but did not harm the three men fighting with Victor. They did not notice what the bullets hit, because all three of them were unharmed, and the burly man with the axe had been killed by James with a bone spike. So the three of them thought it was another companion by the carriage who fired the shot. This time, when one of them was hit in the hand, they finally realized that it was the people inside the carriage who were attacking them from the shadows!

When they turned their gaze toward the carriage, they finally saw their companion lying not far from the carriage door.

The remaining three men were already furious when they saw the burly man with the axe being killed. When they discovered that another of their companions had already been killed, their anger flared even more.

They've robbed people on the road here many times. If they encounter a large convoy, they'll hide in the woods and not come out. But if there's only one carriage, they'll rush out and kill everyone.

Because they chose a spot right after the bend, by the time the coachman realized something was wrong, the carriage was already right in front of him. The mountain road was too narrow to turn around in time, so he could only stop the carriage and let them take advantage of him.

There are usually no more than five people in a carriage. Five people already have a numerical advantage, and they also have several shotguns and pistols. Even if the other side has guns, their firepower is far inferior to that of five people. Every time, they easily kill the people in the carriage and rob them of all their valuables.

Sometimes, if there are women in the car, they can even have a good time together!

This time, the five people who had been having a smooth journey were made to suffer so badly by two children and a guy who only dared to hide in the carriage and shoot at people. This made them furious and they vowed to make those two Beast children and the guy in the carriage die a terrible death!

They didn't think the other side was that powerful; they just thought they had been too careless. They hadn't taken the child seriously from the start and let him rush in. They hadn't expected him to be so agile and ferocious that they hesitated to fire their guns for fear of hurting their own people.

They didn't even consider the people inside the car a threat. Although the other side had just hit someone's hand, they assumed he was a bad shot and that they had tried to attack his body but missed, accidentally hitting his hand instead.

After all, a normal person in this situation would shoot at the robber to kill him as much as possible, rather than aiming at the back of his hand, which is difficult to aim at and unlikely to cause much harm.

Given that they had been fighting for so long, he had only fired three shots, and apart from one shot that luckily hit the back of one person's hand, he had not caused them any harm.

The companion who died next to the carriage was lying on his back on the ground, his chest covered in blood. It was clear that he had been killed by the youngest child, who was holding a bone spike, just like the strong man with the axe.

Indeed, since they hadn't witnessed the bone spurs growing on James's hand, they assumed they were a special weapon held in his hand and protruding from between his fingers.

The body beside the carriage was lying face down on the ground, and was partially obscured by thick, fiery red maple leaves, so it was not very clear. Therefore, it was assumed that he was killed by James, and that the person inside the carriage was shot away by the first two shots.

Therefore, they concluded that the people in the car were poor marksmen and posed little threat; rather, the two ferocious little guys in front of them, who were like Beast, were the greater threat.

So, apart from the wounded robber, only one of the other two raised his hunting rifle, pointed it at the carriage, and strode toward it, while the other pointed his revolver directly at Victor and James, who were standing close together.

Previously, there were three or four of them huddled together, while Victor kept running back and forth among them, attacking. To avoid accidentally hitting their own people, they hadn't dared to fire. Now that there were fewer of them and the two little guys weren't among them, they no longer needed to worry about accidentally hitting their companions and could fire directly!

The injured robber gritted his teeth and endured the pain in his hand, bent down to pick up the dropped shotgun from the ground, and pointed it menacingly at Victor and James.

Facing the guns of the two men, Victor and James, whose wildness had been ignited by the fighting, showed no fear. Instead, their faces were filled with madness and ruthlessness as they immediately prepared to pounce on the two men.

However, just like before, before the three robbers could fire, another series of crisp gunshots rang out. This time they finally saw clearly that three almost consecutive gunshots lit up the front window of the carriage. Immediately afterward, the three men felt a sharp pain in their gun-holding hands and involuntarily cried out in pain as they released their guns.

The remaining three robbers were all injured, with one of them being shot in both hands.

"Kill them."

The exact same words rang out again, and recalling the feeling of being pointed at with a gun and possibly killed at any moment, Victor and James's faces hardened even more, and they roared as they pounced on him together.

The remaining three robbers were all injured and unarmed. However, Victor and James were still young. Although their strength and speed were much greater than those of ordinary people of the same age due to their special physique, they were still far behind strong adults. Even though the three robbers were injured, they had not completely lost their fighting ability.

James raised his bone claws and roared as he charged at one of the robbers, only to be kicked in the body and fall heavily to the ground.

He was able to kill two people in a row by surprise attack, using his sharp claws to pierce their bodies and kill them. Once the opponent was on guard, it was not too difficult for an adult with his height and long legs to defeat him, who was small in stature.

After all, at this point he was just a child who was slightly stronger than his peers and who was holding a weapon.