The smile froze on the nobleman Weird's face.
It stared at Luo Fan, the mockery gradually fading from its golden eyes, replaced by a complex emotion.
Wariness, apprehension, and a trace of barely concealed hesitation.
Yes!
Why had it retreated last night?
Wasn't it because the sunlight from Space-Time Scission had been too terrifying?
To Weirds, that stuff was a truly lethal threat.
It wasn't a rule, so its own rule couldn't nullify it.
It was actual sunlight, the thing in the world that countered Weirds most effectively.
And with that light-storing crystal bottle in Luo Fan's hand, it couldn't tell how much sunlight he had left.
So it had retreated.
Humiliating as it was, at least it had survived.
Today, it had deliberately brought three helpers.
That was precisely to eliminate the threat of Luo Fan's Sunlight skill. You can only shine it on one target at a time, right?
If all four of us attack together, who will you target?
Shine it on me, and the other three can kill you.
Shine it on someone else, and I'll have a chance to kill you.
No matter how it worked out, Luo Fan was doomed.
But it had never expected Luo Fan to turn and run.
It had chased him without a second thought.
After all, Luo Fan was its target. No one else mattered!
Sixth tier against fourth tier-it had absolute confidence.
No matter how fast he was, he couldn't possibly escape its grasp.
But now...
It looked around.
An empty stretch of grass lay beneath the moonlight, with only itself and Luo Fan present.
The three helpers had long since been left out of sight.
Damn it!
The nobleman Weird cursed inwardly.
It had fallen for his trap.
This human had deliberately run away to lure it