Seeing this, Che Quan glanced at Jiang Cong.
He couldn't help thinking, This guy really is the mastermind, isn't he? He must have something to do with that stupid Instance.
But he said nothing.
As the monster watched Jiang Cong approach step by step, its terror grew until it turned into a puddle of black water and tried to flee.
Jiang Cong, however, didn't seem inclined to let it go.
No one knew what he did, but as the black water passed near him, it suddenly let out a piercing scream. Then everyone heard the sizzling sound of evaporation.
The monster fell silent in an instant.
Jiang Cong hadn't even bent down, nor had he looked at the puddle of black water at any point.
The live comments flooded in uncontrollably.
[So strong! Is this the power of the top-ranked player on the points leaderboard!?]
[He didn't even look at that monster, come on!]
[Guys, I'm losing my mind over how hot he is, aaaaaah! My heart's about to stop-does anyone get me?!]
Everyone was still stunned.
Except Che Quan.
Che Quan gave Jiang Cong a cool glance and curled his lip slightly, unimpressed.
What a show-off.
But logically, if Jiang Cong had ties to the Instance System, shouldn't he be on the same side as those monsters?
Why... had he killed that monster without the slightest mercy?
Che Quan could sense that the monster hadn't merely died within the Instance game. Its soul had been utterly destroyed, erased from existence forever.
It didn't add up...
There were still so many things Che Quan couldn't understand.
And he would have to ask Jiang Cong about all these tangled, contradictory mysteries once he left the Instance and returned to his little courtyard home.
Che Quan pressed his lips together.
Suddenly.