Pulse

"Boring."

After killing the enemy before him, Gu Yu looked at the foe who had not even left ashes behind and felt that Bishop was truly difficult to deal with.

As a strategist in the original story, how could Bishop's intelligence possibly plummet after crossing over just so he could come here and serve himself up?

Gu Yu knew that although information about him had long been circulating on the dark web, few people knew much about his combat abilities.

Aside from his companions, only Otto, Kevin, and the enemies he had defeated knew.

Gu Yu had basically scattered those enemies' ashes to the wind. Although Otto and Kevin were at odds with Gu Yu, it would be difficult for Bishop to contact them and obtain information.

That was why Bishop had come personally to test Gu Yu, hoping to both beguile him and obtain more information from him.

Whether it concerned combat or Gu Yu's usual activities, such intelligence was immensely valuable to fangires who knew nothing about him.

Of course, that information was not valuable enough for Bishop to take such a risk. He was now the second-in-command of the fangire race; how could he come here to die over something so trivial?

Gu Yu had not forgotten that, in the ending of Kamen Rider Kiva, Bishop had resurrected the previous King, the Bat Fangire.

Although the Bat Fangire had possessed little rationality at the time, the technique could be improved.

Who knew whether Bishop, a powerful figure from the fangire race—the apex race of the Thirteen Demon Clans—who had once used the Great Resurrection Technique, might have developed an even stronger resurrection technique during this time? Gu Yu would not have found that strange at all.

The odds were not low. Gu Yu felt it would be