Apocalypse: Master of Soul Beasts

Chapter 497: Chapter 85 - I Give You the Right to Choose (Part 2) (Additional update for Gu Zifengling Reward)_1

Upon hearing Victor’s response, Wen Yu nodded slightly.

”With such a large range, there’s a possibility of breaking this barrier.”

After Wen Yu finished speaking, he waved his hand, interrupting Victor’s imminent torrent of questions. Then, Black Light surged from his body!

The next second, Wen Yu’s entire body transformed into a streak of pure darkness, appearing somewhat indistinct under the dim purple light of the Purple Light Spawn and Grow Barrier.

”You all head back to the Red Stone Hotel first. Wait for me to deal with these Cannon Fodder Monsters, then I’ll rejoin you!”

Then, with a flicker of Black Light, Wen Yu vanished.

The battlefield near the Red Stone Hotel echoed with a continuous chain of screams, cries, and the clash of battle.

All Third-level and lower professionists and mutant beasts had largely been eliminated from this battlefield—either due to physical exhaustion, excessively severe injuries, or death in combat.

Undoubtedly, those who remained were the elite of the elite. It was they who ensured the entire battle situation didn’t collapse.

Andy forcefully swung his battle saber, letting out a roar as if to bolster his own courage.

The physical prowess of a Peak Level 3 professionist made this battle saber strike particularly effective.

Slicing a Low-grade Demon Fiend before him in two, Andy leaned on his battle saber, barely managing to straighten his body as he gasped for breath.

As a high-level professionist in Las Vegas, even a Peak Level 3 like Andy was struggling after more than a day of intense fighting. Physical recovery could be aided by medicinal potions, but no potion could alleviate mental fatigue.

Just as Andy was gasping heavily, a pale blue glow flashed past. Before Andy could react, it struck him squarely in the face!

It was an Ice Arrow.

The immense force, like a cannonball, slammed into Andy’s face, instantly blowing his head apart. Then the Ice Arrow exploded, flash-freezing the bowl-sized wound on Andy’s neck!

Afterward, Andy, one of the top fighters among Las Vegas professionists, collapsed silently to the ground and instantly turned to ash. The remaining energy in his body was completely absorbed by the Purple Light Spawn and Grow Barrier.

Among the attacking Demon Tribe, there were not only massive numbers of Cannon Fodder Monsters but also assassins hidden among them!

This kind of scene played out every moment across the battlefield.

Gazing at the increasingly fierce battle below, Claus, standing on the rooftop, frowned as he rapidly considered solutions.

Unfortunately, in the face of absolute power, all plans were futile; they were merely delaying the inevitable.

”Karl.”

Claus called out. A Middle Stage Level 4 professionist slowly approached from behind him.

”Go and deal with the problem in Eastern Sector Two. There seems to be a high-Level demon fiend hiding in the shadows there. Find it and eliminate it!”

”Understood!”

Karl nodded and leaped from the 15-story height. A loud CRASH resounded as Karl’s freefall impacted the ground, carving out a large crater. He then sprinted towards the designated Eastern Sector Two battle zone without pausing.

By the time Karl departed, Claus was alone.

Karl... he was the last powerful expert at my disposal.

So, if the battle line collapses again, who will step up? Me? Then who will oversee the entire situation?

Although the current battle situation didn’t appear disadvantageous, no one understood the specifics better than Claus.

Setting aside the Purple Light Spawn and Grow Barrier, the Demon Tribe’s tactic of mixing Powerful Demons with their Cannon Fodder Monsters was like a blunt knife slowly carving away flesh, gradually eroding the defensive lines of the Humans and mutant beasts.

They held no advantage in terms of raw power, attrition versus reinforcements, or even on the high-end battlefields. The current situation was less like resistance and more like a death sentence with a temporary reprieve.

Just as Claus felt so stifled he could hardly breathe, the atmosphere across the entire battle zone suddenly shifted.

It was as if something unknown had suddenly mingled with the air. Lesser life forms might not have perceived it clearly, but someone of Claus’s caliber distinctly felt the atmospheric change across the battlefield.