The terrifying force contained in the instep sent Hunter screaming as he was launched several meters into the air.
The excruciating pain in his groin caused him to instinctively arch his back, his face flushed red like a braised shrimp, his eyes bloodshot and almost bulging out of their sockets, and his mouth opened uncontrollably, spitting out some murky acidic liquid.
Windsor activated her Ability Energy, materializing the Crystal Energy and condensing it into ropes that wove an energy net in the sky, binding Hunter tightly.
Despite the excruciating pain, the latter unleashed several energy blades, slicing through the amethyst net, but this also delayed him somewhat.
Taking advantage of this moment, Lancelot unleashed a powerful attack after a brief period of preparation, like a sudden storm.
Fist, elbow, foot, knee, leg...
Every part of his body seemed to transform into a weapon, launching a continuous barrage of attacks, with a large portion of them directed at his lower body.
Hunter was already severely injured, his heart pierced by an attack from an instructor. Had he not suffered such a fatal wound, he would not have been able to feign death and hide it from the enemy.
His Ability Energy is a composite one, possessing not only powerful Energy Manipulation capabilities but also Physical Enhancement, although his Physical Enhancement is not geared towards offense.
Hunter's internal organs are structured differently from those of ordinary people. When he awakened his Ability Energy gene mutation, a new organ grew in his body. This organ can secrete and store a large amount of healing fluid. In the instant of suffering a fatal injury, this healing fluid will be automatically released and quickly concentrated on the injured area through the blood vessels, allowing the injury to heal rapidly.
Thanks to this organ, Hunter has escaped death more than once, as if he had a powerful nanny with him at all times.
However, no matter how strong a wet nurse is, her milk supply is not Infinity.
The healing fluid in the special organ was mostly used up when treating the fatal heart injury, and now, after Lancelot's relentless attack, the healing fluid has finally been completely depleted.
At this moment, the more severe his injuries, the weaker his resistance became.
Sensing his opponent's weakening strength, Lancelot Growing Stronger in Battle, relentlessly attacking the weakened opponent. Hunter, seemingly realizing his condition made escape impossible, also became ruthless, his eyes filled with resentment, his moves vicious, abandoning defense and focusing entirely on offense.
And so, the two fought like Lion battling to the death in the wilderness, exchanging wounds for wounds, blood spurting everywhere, in a scene of extraordinary carnage.
However, compared to Lancelot's terrifyingly layered flesh, Hunter's physique seemed rather frail. In the end, his eyes widened in resentment as he collapsed to the ground with a thud, dying with his eyes wide open.
Lancelot's combat suit was torn to shreds, his Electromagnetic Armor was basically destroyed, and there was a hideous wound on his face that ran down from the upper right side of his forehead, with flesh turned outwards, which was quite gruesome.
But he won!
He defeated a Fourth-Tier Transcendent, despite being of a much higher level!
Taking a slight breath, Lancelot squatted down, clamped Hunter's head between his hands, twisted it forcefully with a cold expression, and then pulled.
With bones breaking and blood spurting out, Hunter's entire head was ripped off by Lancelot. The cut was jagged, with blood vessels of varying thickness hanging down like tangled yarn.
Lancelot stood covered in blood, his face expressionless, yet he made Windsor, who was about to approach him with joy, stop in her tracks, her eyes stiffening, a hint of fear and unease flashing deep within them.
"This guy has a strong recovery ability, just in case," Lancelot explained casually. Then, ignoring Windsor's reaction, he turned around and looked towards the northeast, where several powerful auras were rapidly approaching.
One of the dishes was very familiar to Lancelot; it was from Instructor Tarn.
As the sun rose, it tore through the heavy Nightfall, and golden light shone down like water, making the pools of bright red blood extremely conspicuous under the sunlight.
The newbies sat haphazardly on the ground, most of them pale-faced, staring blankly at the blood and corpses in the distance, very uncomfortable with this bloody environment.
Some people are more easygoing and quickly get over the initial adjustment period; Burke and Rui of Lancelot are examples of this type.
Of course, there's also Lancelot, who's one of a kind, holding a bloody human head in his hand without changing his expression, as if he were carrying a braised pig's head.
Recalling the scene from last night, Tarn was still somewhat dazed. Over the years, he had seen many ruthless people, but he had never seen anyone like Lancelot who was so calm and composed on his first murder.
"Could this kid have antisocial personality disorder?" Luca from Newton City muttered.
He was one of the instructors who rushed to the rescue last night.
Tarn didn't answer Luca's question, but instead said rather coldly, "Your team made a serious mistake this time, almost causing an accident involving two A-level potential talents from Leite City. You must take responsibility!"
The one who inflicted the fatal wound to Hunter's chest was Luca's teammate, a Fifth-Tier Transcendent.
Normally, Fourth-Tier Transcendent being would never be able to release their core encirclement; there is a vast chasm between the Tier Four and Tier Three.
Once physical attributes reach 31 points, a major transformation will occur, and [Attribute Talent] will be randomly awakened. For many Transcendent professions, the starting point for generating extremely high destructive power is at the Mid-Rank Transcendent stage.
A variety of reasons have led to a very large gap in combat power between the Tier Four and Tier Three.
Hunter's situation was entirely due to Luca's mistake.
While Windsor's eagerness for credit and recklessness also bear some responsibility, the root cause of the incident ultimately stemmed from the negligence of Luca's teammates, who should bear the primary responsibility.
Although Tarn appears cold, he is actually warm-hearted and quite protective of his own. This statement is to secure benefits for Windsor and Lancelot.
Luca certainly understood this principle.
Knowing he was in the wrong, he didn't argue, but said seriously, "Pudolov does indeed bear the main responsibility for this. I've decided to transfer his 300 battle points to the rookies on your side who were affected by this!"
"500 points!" Tarn calmly raised the price.
Luca's lips twitched, and he said helplessly, "If our team gathers another 100 battle merits, we'll give you 400. That's already quite a lot!"
Tarn thought for a moment and nodded in agreement.
"Transfer it to me now!"
Luca didn't hesitate and immediately transferred 400 battle points.