Innate Labor Saint Body

On a remote path, two creatures neither of whom seemed human met face-to-face.

One was biologically vastly different from humans, while the other looked so horrifyingly inhuman.

Walk enough night roads, and eventually you'll run into a ghost.

Bai Ye sized up the woman before him. No heartbeat, and the stench of blood continually wafted from her mouth. Recalling his recent conversation with Punisher, her identity was practically obvious.

So this is a vampire?

Bai Ye guessed inwardly. He crouched slightly, his left hand held before him and his right resting at the small of his back. He stared straight at the woman, ready to fight or flee at any moment.

You should be human, right? This is the first time I've seen someone as ugly as you. No wonder you take back roads—you're afraid of scaring people.

The woman looked Bai Ye over with some disgust. He was so ugly that even she was a little startled. Behind her lay the corpse of a woman whose blood had been drained dry.

Since someone had witnessed her feeding, she might as well kill him too. Someone this ugly did not even make her want to drink his blood.

Killing intent flashed in the woman's eyes. Her slender hands curled into claws as she charged at Bai Ye.

With her current speed, which surpassed the limits of the human body, she could tear out Bai Ye's throat in the blink of an eye.

But the next moment!

Bai Ye's right hand, which had been resting at his lower back, suddenly shot forward. He held a Glock Full-Automatic Pistol, its dark muzzle steadily aimed at the woman as he pulled the trigger without hesitation.

"Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang!"

In the desolate outskirts, the crisp succession of gunshots startled flocks of roosting birds into flight.

Five bullets struck the woman's fragile throat in rapid succession with pinpoint accuracy, embedding themselves deeply in her bones.

What Bai Ye had used was the traditional martial art of the United States: American Iaijutsu!

The entire process took less than a second and was completed before the woman could reach him.

As for where the automatic pistol came from, he had wiped out so many gangs. It was perfectly reasonable for him to casually pull out a gun.

A handgun's bullets could travel at least two hundred meters per second, a speed Bai Ye could not match even if he rode a horse.

The reason he could dodge bullets when facing gangsters was because his evasion speed exceeded the time those people needed to aim with their arms and pull the trigger.

But now that Bai Ye was the one shooting, it was different. He was no ordinary person.

When both of their physical abilities exceeded human limits, and with Bai Ye's current attack speed, there was no way the woman could see it clearly.

Unless her evasion speed was truly fast enough to dodge bullets after the gun was fired, she would become a honeycomb.

The woman clutched her throat and stared in disbelief at the automatic pistol in Bai Ye's hand, as though accusing him of fighting without honor.

Description:

Attack on another detected. Collecting opponent data.

Name: Kelly Camilla

Strength: 1.9

Agility: 1.7

Constitution: 4.3

Spirit: 1.6

Charm: 1.3

...

Her basic attributes are lower than mine. I should be able to escape if I run, but what's with that 4.3 Constitution?

Bai Ye looked at the female vampire's throat, which the bullets had easily pierced. In terms of defense, she was even weaker than him.

So those attributes are calculated based on her healing ability.

Bai Ye's expression grew a little more serious. He put away the automatic pistol that had been ready to fire another burst, returning it behind his waist, and fixed his gaze tightly on the vampire before him.

Sure enough, within a few breaths, the bullets in the woman's throat were squeezed out by visibly regenerating flesh and fell onto the dirt.

Seeing that she had returned to normal, Bai Ye humbly asked, "Hello, I'd like to ask a question. You vampires don't just not die, right? You also have endless stamina and never get tired?"

"Of course. How could fragile humans like you understand the greatness of the blood race? As long as we have enough blood..."

The woman spoke proudly, but midway through her sentence, she suddenly realized that the look in the eyes of the hideous man before her had changed.

That gaze was like a capitalist spotting an Innate Labor Saint Body. He could not hide it at all.

"Good, good, good. What a stroke of luck—after searching everywhere, I found you without any effort. You are precisely the talent I need right now!"

Bai Ye's voice seemed to come from both far away and close by, ringing beside the vampire's ear. As her eyes turned in shock, an arm like forged steel had already seized her forehead firmly.

So fast...

Before the woman's thought could fully form, her body was driven by an overwhelmingly powerful force. The head caught in Bai Ye's palm was instantly slammed into the tree behind her.

"Boom!"

Under Bai Ye's pressure, the woman's head looked as though it had been caught in a hydraulic press. Her skull immediately deformed severely, and blood began to spray from her seven orifices.

The hard tree behind her was imprinted with the shape of the vampire's skull. The violent tremors of the trunk sent great swaths of leaves drifting down from the sky.

Pain! Excruciating pain!

Intense pain surged over her like a tide. Then, a somewhat warm right hand gently touched the vampire's pale, soft abdomen before gradually applying force.

"Aah!!!"

In those isolated woods, the vampire let out a scream of agony. She felt as though her abdomen were being slowly gouged open by a blunt weapon.

Then she discovered that the darkness cast over her vision by the man had lifted. Looking down, she saw his right hand formed into a hand blade, plunged into her abdomen and pinning her to the tree like a coffin nail.

Blood continually flowed from the wound in her abdomen.

"Since you've already killed someone, I won't bother talking to you about humanitarianism. You only have two choices now..."

Bai Ye's right hand was embedded in her abdomen, feeling the slick touch of the vampire's cold intestines. With his left hand, he caught the fist the vampire had thrown at him and squeezed lightly.

Accompanied by a pained scream, her wrist was instantly crushed to pieces.

"First, become my dog. You do whatever I say, and you won't have to suffer for nothing."

"Second, I torture you first, then you become my dog. That way, you can at least seem to have a little backbone."

As Bai Ye spoke, her previously deformed skull and the wound in her abdomen began to heal.

Very quickly, as the wound in her abdomen contracted and healed, it wrapped around Bai Ye's fingers, making him marvel at how worthy she was of being a vampire.

"Never!" The vampire opened her mouth full of fangs, preparing to bite the man in front of her.

But in the next instant, Bai Ye's fist smashed into her face, knocking out every tooth in her mouth and sending them down her throat.

"Don't worry. You'll agree."

Bai Ye looked at the moonlight overhead. In the middle of the night, there was not a soul for miles around. It was the perfect place for torture and coercion.

"I'm telling you, don't overestimate your own willpower, and don't overestimate your enemy's bottom line. I'm not a good person."

"Next, I'll use the ruthlessness I apply when training myself on you tenfold, until you can no longer endure it and start begging for mercy."

The corner of Bai Ye's mouth curled upward slightly. Looking at the woman before him who could not be killed, his right hand, which had stopped moving, exerted force once more and completely pierced through her abdomen.