After using the flying sword East Wind to cover Wu Lie a few times, Alvin realized the guy didn't seem to need much help.
He was incredibly agile for someone with such a massive build...
The Xenomorphs, desperate to escape, had no advantage against Wu Lie, who was like a primeval beast...
The chaos in their formation made it difficult for many of the Xenomorphs to attack, and what surprised Alvin most was that Wu Lie deliberately sowed confusion among them...
Sometimes, to keep them from coordinating their attacks, he even let a few Xenomorphs slip past and charge into their own ranks, creating a bottleneck...
He was clearheaded, tactically sharp, and incredibly strong...
Wu Lie now seemed like a completely different person from the goofy kid he'd been just moments ago...
Watching the fierce battle in the street, Alvin grinned and spoke into his communicator. "Hey, when's your medical team getting here?
Don't tell me you're planning to negotiate with the Inhumans first and only come rescue people afterward...
I'll lose all respect for you!"
Zhang Qiang paused, then suddenly laughed. "You sound like you've suddenly started feeling sorry for these Inhumans...
That's not like you. You weren't like this back in Hell's Kitchen...
What, got something else on your mind?
Spit it out now, or it'll be too late once I've talked to them..."
Alvin gave an awkward laugh. "That's up to you. I don't have much of a relationship with these Inhumans.
I just want you to hurry up. I can't afford to waste too much time here, either."
Then Alvin thought for a moment and added, "But one thing: go ahead and negotiate, but don't drag me in to put pressure on those Inhumans..."
Zhang Qiang laughed through the communicator. "You think we'd treat them like