A little after seven, Jiang Chen eagerly set off.
This time, he brought no one along. Hospital Ward was far more dangerous than any mission he had undertaken before, and even he did not dare let his guard down in the slightest.
He went to the garage, got into one of Sister Hong's cars, picked a direction at random, and drove out of the city.
Along the way.
Jiang Chen drew a few cards to prepare for any emergencies.
The Monster Transformation Cards he had left were the four-star Azure-Haired Lion Monster and the three-star Bear-Stride Monster.
Both were absolute kings among others of their star rating!
Only against the strongest opponents could they be put to their fullest use.
With his current base strength at pseudo-B-rank, Jiang Chen estimated that using a Two-Star Card would roughly bring him up to Grandmaster combat strength, enough to handle some low-level Blood-Clad Ghosts.
So he drew three Two-Star Cards: Great Immortal Huli, his old friend Yellow Lion Spirit, and a Jade-Faced Fox.
Along with one Three-Star Card.
To Jiang Chen's delight and frustration, the three-star greater demon he drew resembled both a crocodile and a turtle, with dragon horns on his head and long, flowing whiskers, his appearance imposing and intimidating.
It was actually a Tuolong!
He was the ninth son of the Jing River Dragon King and nephew of the West Sea Dragon King, the one who had occupied the Black Water River God’s Mansion.
His performance in the original novel had been unremarkable.
But in Jiang Chen's view, he could not have been all that weak.
After all, although the Dragon Kings of the Four Seas were always nodding, bowing, and cupping their hands deferentially before the monkey, who would dare call those four weak?
The Four Seas governed themselves,