Vampires versus the Infinite race?
Who would win?
There was no doubt about it.
At most, the Infinite race possessed eternal souls. But the vampires were also immortal in a sense, especially since the Cullens had become an enhanced version of the Immortal Bloodline.
After the entire Cullen family became members of the Immortal Bloodline, they not only retained the ghostly speed and immense strength they had gained as vampires, but had even become stronger after the transformation.
Not to mention the Infinite race.
In terms of individual combat ability alone, Lake felt that only a Bronze Saint could probably fight the current Cullen family to a standstill.
So...
This battle was completely one-sided.
Lake liked invincible protagonists. Naturally, the movies he enjoyed also tended toward that style. He disliked any movie where the protagonist suffered setbacks.
Bathurst's eyes narrowed when he heard Alice mention the name Tredwell. "You..."
"Boom!"
"Ah!!!"
Alice grabbed Bathurst by the neck and slammed him into the wall with a thunderous crash. The wall shattered instantly, and Bathurst, his fate firmly clutched in her hand, let out a horrific scream.
With another thud,
Alice saw a metal egg-shaped object fall from Bathurst's pocket and reached out to catch it.
Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh!
The other members of the Cullen family appeared in the room one after another.
"Done."
"Let's go."
"Alice."
Mrs. Esme Cullen looked at Alice, who was gripping Bathurst while a murderous glint flashed in her eyes, and said, "Midgard wants him alive. Have you forgotten?"
Alice immediately came to her senses.
Bathurst, whose fate had been clutched in her hand, was stunned. "Mid...gard... King? That's im...possible."
Alice slammed Bathurst onto the floor. Rosalie, who stood nearby, became several afterimages. In the blink of an eye, Bathurst had been bound hand and foot like