The viscous, gelatinous liquid not only threatened to clog Qin Ran's airway, but also carried traces of poison that made him even more uncomfortable.
The invisible poison mingled with the foul stench. When it came within a step of Qin Ran, the intangible became tangible.
An enormous green skull, the size of a house, appeared before Qin Ran, opened its mouth, and let out a silent roar.
It seemed intent on swallowing Qin Ran.
And then?
A lava arm reached out.
The seemingly enormous green skull was caught in the lava hand just like that.
Crack!
After that crisp sound, the green skull shattered instantly.
Everything dissolved into nothingness!
The enormous green skull vanished without a trace. The faint scorched stench in the air drifted away on the wind, which stirred Qin Ran's Ravenfeather Cloak.
The figure standing beneath the bus stop sign froze.
He knew his opening move would have no effect on Qin Ran, but he had never expected Qin Ran to break it so easily.
Nor had he expected Qin Ran to be so decisive.
"Very good. As expected of..."
Thump!
Following his original plan, the man had intended to say something that would bring him closer to Qin Ran.
But he did not understand Qin Ran.
He did not realize that, in Qin Ran's eyes, any stranger who attacked him was an enemy.
Mutual admiration between powerful opponents?
There was no such thing.
Qin Ran acknowledged only one rule: the stronger an enemy was, the more they needed to die.
He kicked the man in the chest.
An invisible force field spread out, briefly stalling the fatal blow.
But the next kick shattered the invisible force field completely.
"Wait, I..."
The man still wanted to explain, but Qin Ran ignored him entirely.
Another kick.
Empowered by