Chapter 82:
Murphy was very willing to call the vampire execution battle that took place in Kadman City a great victory.
His little players performed remarkably well in this battle. Although they did not directly confront stronger silver-rank vampires, almost all of Jed’s unlucky servant vampires were defeated by the little players.
Just the ones that were cut down and captured numbered 8.
It seemed like a total victory, but if only counting the little players’ side, then this victory was somewhat imperfect.
40 little players ambushed 12 servant vampires, but 23 were killed in return. Even with a surprise attack and numerical advantage, ending up like this shows that at the current level, if little players numbering less than five encounter black iron vampires that can fly, it’s pretty much a death sentence.
But this also indirectly shows that each little player who survived such a horrific battle is a “koi,” their combat strength may be poor, but their luck is absolutely good.
Murphy has no doubt about this.
But in the current situation, it’s already difficult to describe Meow King’s circumstances as just “luck,” right?
In a flawed ritual, a standard atheist casually called out divine names, and even got the prefix wrong!