Where had this person come from?
Hoshino was completely baffled as she watched the Vampire girl sweep through like a gale, firing ammunition as she moved. She looked like a delicate young girl, but her movements were as swift as thunder.
"Whoa~"
Lappland lowered her blade as well.
"Her face is flushed. That's an abnormal kind of redness. She probably drank alcohol, and something pretty strong."
"That's car coolant."
Lappland had spotted the label on the bottle.
"It contains alcohol, and it's pretty high-proof—strong enough to ignite when poured out. What do you think would happen if someone drank it?"
Jiushi answered their question with her actions.
She went on a slaughtering spree.
The Vampire girl tore straight through the assassins' formation. This was, of course, related to both her drunken frenzy and her martial prowess, but also to the fact that none of the assassins had brought melee weapons. They were all carrying bows and crossbows, intending to take Lappland out in a single volley. They had not expected a madwoman to charge in from behind.
"The shadows of the past have finally caught up to me..."
"..."
"Who the hell are you?!"
"Who the ** are you?!"
No one managed to finish either sentence. Jiushi was like a gust of wind reeking of alcohol as she swept through the crowd.
Screams rose and fell one after another.
"I thought this was supposed to be a horror movie. Turns out it's a one-woman mowing-down-the-enemy show... What genre of movie is this? Do movies even work like this?"
Feater was equally bewildered, though she found the scene fascinating.
Was this some new form of performance?
Or, to put it another way, Feater was willing to call it performance art.
"There's no fear anymore... What emotion is this?"
Shamare was somewhat