As if possessed by madness.
Unable to accept such a devastating blow, Andrew seemed to have gone completely insane.
People watched Andrew's madness tremblingly, feeling that the scene was so tragic and despairing.
It was merely the sorrow of the rabbit's death affecting the fox. Tragic as it was, someone hesitated, wanting to catch Andrew as he staggered down from midair, but in the end, they were too frightened by Lin An's terror and could only give up.
The entire scene fell silent, leaving only the mournful cries of the earth as it continued to tremble.
Lin An withdrew his gaze and shook his head slightly. His peripheral vision swept over the "insane" Andrew, but he paid him no further attention.
He had never considered Andrew a threat from beginning to end. Though Andrew was somewhat unusual, he was not worth wasting Lin An's time on.
He paid no attention to the fearful gazes of the people.
Lin An calmly looked at everyone.
"You should be grateful. Grateful that I'm human, just like you."
Concealing the indifference in his eyes, Lin An did not care whether the representatives of the various nations could understand his words. The next second, he turned his gaze toward the refugees' team that was attempting to sneak into the instance dungeon right under his nose.
"I nearly forgot about you."
As soon as he finished speaking, the refugees, who had never held out any hope from the beginning, instantly paled. The bodies secretly crawling into the instance dungeon began trembling violently.
Damn it! That monster is paying attention to them again!
They had thought Andrew could at least stall Lin An for a little while, but who could have imagined that he would not even last a second?
"Run!!! Run!"
In an instant, all the