Chapter 654: Violet Mist Ice
Chapter 654: Violet Mist Ice
Third Person’s POVIts voice carried a peculiar rasping quality that made their skin crawl, and when it finished speaking, it suddenly threw its head back and began laughing.
"Heh... hehehehe..."
Thick strands of saliva dripped from the corners of its mouth as its sinister laughter echoed through the deserted city.
Yet this time, Eleanor and Aurelia noticed something different in its eyes.
The rabbits behind them possessed a bloodthirsty and devouring glint, as if they wanted nothing more than to tear the flesh from their prey and swallow them alive.
This creature’s gaze was different.
It was different from their greed.
It was not the ordinary greed one might see in the eyes of someone desiring wealth or treasures.
It was a naked, disgusting lust directed toward the two women standing before it.
As women, their instincts were naturally sharp enough to recognize such a gaze, and both immediately felt disgusted.
Aurelia’s beautiful face became cold, while Eleanor’s expression turned even more unpleasant.
The demonic creature’s laughter gradually faded when it noticed their reactions.
Its yellow eyes narrowed.
The greedy and sinister smile disappeared from its face and was replaced by a grim expression that made its already grotesque features look even more unpleasant.
It muttered something else in its strange language before slowly reaching toward the twin bone blades hanging from its waist.
Shing!
The two grayish-white blades were unsheathed simultaneously.
They were about four metres in length each and were quite thick, though their edge was not compromised in its sharpness.
A strange, dark aura immediately gathered around their edges, and seeing this, Eleanor’s expression became solemn.
Judging from the aura radiating from this creature alone, it was at least a Rank Four being.
The difference between Rank Three and Rank Four was enormous, and forget about defeating it; at this moment, even escaping alive seemed like an extremely difficult task.
And the situation became even worse when the rabbits surrounding them began baring their serrated teeth again.
The fear they had previously displayed toward their leader had vanished and was replaced by their original bloodthirsty expressions.
