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Vivian stared at the man who had suddenly appeared in front of her, her eyes filled with anger and confusion. She sternly questioned, "Who the hell are you? Why are you here in Rado City? Don't you know this is the territory of The Curse of the Wild?" But the man seemed to ignore Vivian's question, his attention completely focused on the approaching Wild Spider Beast.
Just then, a huge Wild Spider Beast launched a sudden attack from behind the man, seemingly aiming to devour him in one bite. But the man reacted swiftly, gracefully dodging the deadly strike. Then, he reached out his palm and firmly slapped one of the spider beast's legs. In an instant, an explosive light flashed, followed by a loud roar, and the body of the Wild Spider Beast was blasted into pieces, with blood and flesh flying everywhere.
This scene left Vivian stunned in place, shocked by the capabilities displayed by the man. His calm and decisive handling was clearly beyond the reach of an ordinary person. After blowing up the Wild Spider Beast, the man turned around, glanced at Vivian with a hint of disdainful smile on his lips.
"I came to Rado City for my own purpose," the man finally spoke, his voice filled with unwavering determination. "As for what you mentioned about The Curse of the Wild..." He glanced around, then sneered, "It seems they are not enough to make me retreat." This statement seemed to be a challenge not only to Vivian, but also to the entire The Curse of the Wild, intensifying the tense atmosphere in the air.
The man leaped lightly onto the nearby car, standing on the roof and looking down at the chaotic scene around him. He then sarcastically remarked, " Rado City is such a great place, isn't it? The people are friendly, and there are so many monsters. How wonderful." His voice was full of mockery, as if he were ridiculing the desolation and danger of this post-apocalyptic city.
Vivian paid no attention to the man's provocation, as her focus was entirely on the two Wild Spider Beasts charging towards her. Her hands quickly gathered a dense poisonous mist, and then she fiercely punched one of the Wild Spider Beasts. The potent venom immediately slowed the movements of the Wild Spider Beast, as if its strength was rapidly being drained from its body.
During the slow movement of the Wild Spider Beast, Vivian lightly jumped onto its back, then gathered the poisonous mist on her fist once again, and fiercely smashed it towards the head of the Wild Spider Beast. With a dull shattering sound, the head of the Wild Spider Beast was smashed by her poisonous fist, and its life quickly faded away.
At this moment, Vivian's gaze turned once again to the man standing on the car, seemingly enjoying the chaos. A hint of coldness flashed in her eyes, as if contemplating how to deal with this unknown and dangerous new intruder in front of her.
Vivian without hesitation, without even looking back, threw a punch at the other Wild Spider Beast charging towards her. The dense poisonous mist gathered on her fist seemed to come to life as it drilled into the thick exoskeleton of the Wild Spider Beast, instantly corroding its flesh, causing it to tremble violently and struggle in despair.
Standing on top of the car, the man seemed to be drawn by the formidable strength displayed by Vivian. His gaze revealed a hint of interest, even a touch of admiration. In this apocalyptic deserted city, there were not many powerful mutants to be seen, and Vivian's ruthlessness and decisiveness made him unable to help but feel a little curious about this woman.
He lightly clapped his hands, seemingly approving of Vivian's handling of the situation, and then calmly watched her, as if waiting for some potential mishap. In this dangerous world, every encounter could be a twist of fate, and he seemed eager to see what this confrontation would bring.
The man smiled faintly, seemingly unconcerned by Vivian's wariness and distrust. His voice conveyed a unique confidence and calmness. "Indeed impressive. I am Hante from The Seventh Seal, acting in the name of the ultimate savior Arya, here in Rado City to gather some necessary information, nothing more." His gaze was resolute, as if his mission was far more important than the predicament before him.
Vivian's tense expression relaxed slightly, but she remained cautious. She held a skeptical attitude towards the man who claimed to be from "The Seventh Seal," saying, "The Seventh Seal? Hmph... a cult..." Her tone carried a hint of disdain and contempt for this organization that claimed to have a noble mission, something she had never felt favorably about.
Although she harbored doubts about Hante's intentions and identity, Vivian also knew that in this post-apocalyptic world, every person who survived had their own story and mission. Faced with the messenger who claimed to be a savior, Vivian knew that this unexpected encounter might bring new variables into her life.
Hante's expression remained calm, as if he had already anticipated Vivian's reaction. His gaze, through deep eyes, locked directly onto Vivian's eyes, as if trying to read her inner thoughts. He smiled lightly, with a hint of elusive meaning in his tone, "I have gathered the necessary information... to all of you from The Curse of the Wild, I will remember... especially you, the powerful woman." His words seemed to conceal recognition of Vivian's abilities, while also revealing a hint of respect.
Upon hearing this, Vivian felt somewhat displeased, but had to admit that the man named Hante had left a deep impression on her. She narrowed her eyes and said somewhat angrily, "Do you think this is a convenience store? Can you just come and go as you please?" Her voice carried an unmistakable threat, a natural reaction as a member of The Curse of the Wild to any intruders.
Hante faced Vivian's threat without any fear, but instead a hint of interest flashed in his eyes. "The Curse of the Wild's warriors, I will remember your names. Perhaps today's encounter is fate's arrangement. I hope that when we meet again, it will be in a different way."
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