Marvel: Magnetic Field Rotation
Chapter 212

Werewolf

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"Marvel's Magnetic Field Rotation"

Although he is a heroic and righteous character, Captain America does not share the principle of not killing with the Justice League next door. His memories are still stuck in the era of World War II, and every time he takes action, it results in death or serious injury. On the battlefield, his mercy to the enemy is a form of self-harm.

After defeating a SHOCKER combatant, seeing his body dissolve into foam on the spot, leaving only a rudimentary exoskeleton, Captain America looked at Black Widow firing special bullets from her bracelet and asked, "Is this how villains in the 21st century die?"

The disposal of corpses on the battlefield is a very important matter, as it can easily lead to a major epidemic. When the Mongols were conquering all sides, they once used biological warfare, launching the corpses of the sick and dead into cities via catapults. The viruses and bacteria carried by the corpses caused large-scale outbreaks, and the city fortresses subsequently collapsed without being attacked.

Black Widow shook her head, indicating that this was also the first time she had seen such an enemy; these combatants who could only utter the single syllable "Ee!" were just an exception.

"They've achieved their objective and are now withdrawing."

The special electric bullets fired from the bracelet stunned a SHOCKER fighter. Black Widow made a judgment, and Captain America followed up by blowing him into bubbles.

"I see... but what was their purpose in attacking this place?"

Captain America looked at Black Widow, trying to read something from her face, but to no avail, for she too wore a sorrowful expression.

A short alarm sounded from Black Widow. She took out the S.H.I.E.L.D.. tablet clipped to her back and saw that the underground prison had been breached. The attackers had somehow managed to break the energy shield and open the prison doors.

The highly anticipated Doc Green is locked in a fierce battle with Rock Man. Neither of them can gain the upper hand, and they remain locked in a stalemate through a hard-hitting fight, but the situation is clearly in the latter's favor.

The blonde woman pushed the colonel into the prison. The individual futuristic cells held different people, a large portion of whom were Mutant. S.H.I.E.L.D.. had to use advanced technology to limit their abilities in order to imprison them.

There are bound to be prison guards here. When the alarm sounded, the S.H.I.E.L.D.. agents on guard duty picked up their weapons, ready for the prison gates to be breached.

Although it was an odd combination of a woman pushing an elderly man in a wheelchair, they dared not be careless and, without any warning, immediately opened fire.

With a wave of her hand, the blonde woman created a thick barrier of psychic energy in front of her. The bullets slowed down rapidly as they passed through the barrier, eventually coming to a complete stop before clattering to the ground.

The colonel in the wheelchair mumbled something indistinctly, but the blonde woman caught his voice and said:

"Understood."

An Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was lifted into the air as if grasped by an invisible hand, flailing his arms and legs in vain. Then, the blonde woman raised her hand, and he crashed into his comrades. The weight of over 100 pounds, combined with a certain initial velocity, sent the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. who raised their guns to fight back flying. Broken bones and torn tendons were inevitable. They only stopped when they all lay on the ground, only able to let out faint groans of pain from their throats.

After clearing the obstacles, the blonde woman pushed the colonel forward until they stopped in front of a cell door.

This cell was separate and not connected to other cells; even the area itself was isolated. As soon as she stepped inside, the blonde woman felt a chill, because the prisoners here were frozen solid.

And that was their purpose for this trip: the user of the Bat Memory Stick, SHOCKER's internal codename, Bat Hybrid.

Due to the extremely low temperature, the Bat Hybrid's body cells entered a dormant state, while the powerful Life Force accumulated within its body was constantly being consumed in order to resist the damage to the cells caused by the low temperature.

The blonde woman used her telekinesis to forcefully tear open the cell door, ripped off the restraints on the civilian-clothed imposter, and then pulled him out, frozen into an ice sculpture.

Upon contact with the outside world, the moisture in the air condensed around the Bat Memory Stick, instantly forming a layer of ice crystals on his body, which gradually thickened. But he immediately opened his eyes while he was asleep, awakening all the cells in his body in that instant.

Although Wei Xiuming used Count Dracula's body cells from the Blade Warrior 3 version as a sample when creating the Bat Memory Stick, making its hybrid appearance closer to that of a vampire, it was ultimately a bat in essence.

Bats have a body temperature of over 40 degrees Celsius and are in a state of fever year-round. This is even more Bat Hybrid. The awakened body cells emit high temperatures, which quickly dispel the chill in the body, and the ice frozen on the body surface melts rapidly.

However, this depleted a significant portion of its reserves, and it could no longer suppress its bloodlust, yearning to devour large numbers of humans to replenish itself.

It wouldn't dare approach the blonde and the colonel; the prison guards previously defeated by the blonde would be perfect prey.

Seconds later, the Bat Hybrid returned, fully replenished. Controlled by the power, it was ultimately just Beast, incapable of gratitude. After devouring the jailers, its hunger drove it even more insane, and it began to attack the blonde woman and the colonel who had released it.

The blonde woman tried to intervene, but the colonel pulled back the blanket covering her, reached out to stop her, and then, with a speed beyond his years, charged towards the Bat Hybrid, grabbing its hands like a sumo wrestler. Their withered bodies somehow managed to hold each other at bay.

A plume of white smoke rose from the colonel's body, and at the same time, his body began to change.

"Werewolf?"

The blonde woman gasped as the white smoke dissipated. The colonel was covered in silvery-white fur, his canines protruded, and his hands transformed into claws—he had become Werewolf.

However, this Werewolf was in bad shape; its fur was dry and yellow, its body was very thin, and it trembled all over during its fight with the Bat Hybrid.

Like the colonel himself, this Werewolf may have been the alpha of his pack when he was young, but after he grew old, he could only leave the pack and wait to die.

"Ouch..."

With a wolf howl, the colonel, now a Werewolf, opened his jaws and bit into the neck of the Bat Hybrid, his canines piercing through its skin and muscles, sinking deep into its blood vessels.

Then the Werewolf began to suckle greedily, as if it were having its last meal before death.

The Bat Hybrid screamed and struggled desperately, but the Werewolf's bite force was so astonishing that it could not break free by its own strength. Moreover, the Werewolf shook its head from side to side as it bit, increasing its pain and reducing its chance of breaking free.

As blood or Life Force was drained away, the Bat Hybrid's struggles became increasingly feeble. Its limbs began to droop, and its body began to wither, just like the person whose blood it had drained.

Conversely, the Werewolf's body became fuller, its muscles became more muscular, and its fur became shinier.

Ah, my long-lost youth!

He gently wiped his mouth, and the colonel, now back in human form, was no longer the aged man he had been before. He looked younger, with a straight posture and a radiant spirit, as if he were in the prime of his thirty-five years.

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