The Last Gentleman
Chapter 532

Stance

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William sped through the passages inside the mountain, encased in channels resembling intestinal structures and packed with slick, high-pressure pus.

Squelch! He was quickly squeezed out from somewhere in the mountain.

The process looked much like someone squeezing a pimple. William, like a black speck, was expelled along with the pus.

Gentleman's Attire immediately cleansed the pus clinging to the surface.

William kept his features concealed beneath both his hood and Spiked Mask. Carrying the briefcase containing his weapons, he waited for the other party to arrive.

Before long, a Sika Deer with tumor-like horns carried a female knight over.

Red hair grew out through the openings at the back of her helmet, spilling over her shoulders.

The standard armor of a Tumor Knight was slender and form-fitting. Beneath the pleated flesh skirt were two slender legs, while wing patterns were etched into the metal shoes.

Aside from the armor of a Tumor Knight, she also possessed one especially striking personal feature—"the Winged Back Tumor."

The woman's Winged Back Tumor consisted of fine, drifting filaments. They connected with one another, outlining butterfly-like wings.

She was the squad's best member at scouting and perception. Although her individual combat strength ranked at the bottom of the squad, she was still far from weak. Otherwise, she could never have been chosen as a Tumor Knight.

A long sword and a short sword hung at her waist.

Although the helmet concealed her eyes, the wings on her back could weave an "eye structure," providing clearer biological vision and allowing her to clearly glimpse the color of William's aura.

Besides the black representing death and the white representing vitality, there were many other bizarre colors.

She even vaguely glimpsed the indistinct "Abyss Gray," frightening both her and the Sika Deer beneath her into trembling and

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