The Last Gentleman
Chapter 73

Open Source Patient

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Coo-coo~

A familiar owl landed on Yi Chen's left shoulder, while an equally familiar palm pressed against his right shoulder.

"Leave what comes next to Mr. Aige and me..."

"Professor Chamberson!"

Although Yi Chen was excited, he had actually guessed this long ago.

Chamberson had no intention of exchanging pleasantries.

He was equally astonished that an event with a "negligible" possibility had actually occurred.

When Zion's support forces arrived at the scene of the False Moon Incident, Doctor Maco had already finished killing Moonscar and had even transported the corpse back to Zion.

However, the subsequent autopsy revealed that something was missing from the seemingly complete corpse.

Although the organization later sent a cleanup team to conduct a carpet search of Vinal City, they found not the slightest suspicious trace.

What they had never expected was—

Moonscar was actually still alive, and Yi Chen had even lured him out.

Although Chamberson had experience fighting Open Source Patients,

the Moonscar before him was the most special Open Source Patient he had ever encountered. This moon-related disease was a rare, high-level, special illness.

He would spare no effort to complete the kill.

Holding his arms before him, he spread his palms.

His ten fingers seemed to possess minds of their own, drawing a pure-white magic array in midair.

1. The main ring and four subsidiary rings were connected by bridges, while irregular pentagrams formed the dynamically shifting core of the array.

2. The outer patterns of the different rings and the forms of their connecting bridges all differed slightly, serving to regulate, amplify, and stabilize the magic.

3. The core pattern of the main ring was wind, while the subsidiary rings contained metal, blades, gravity, and eyes.

Such a complex, dynamic array was completed in two seconds.

He thrust his palm

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