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"Indeed, it is a monster," Wang Luoyan thought, as nearly everyone around was in a state of shock. However, due to previous encounters, she was slightly quicker to react.
At that moment, seeing the massive wolf, as large as a water buffalo, directly facing off against the relatively slender figure without a clear victor, she couldn't help but mumble in disbelief.
As both sides clashed, the visible arc of air scattering outward made the scene appear almost surreal.
This kind of visual impact was far from ordinary. Even in the Chinese Empire, where street duels could happen at any moment, few had ever witnessed such a spectacle; even ordinary people wouldn't dare to imagine it!
Chen Long and Liu Shaoqiang, who had narrowly escaped death, were also unable to believe their eyes.
Compared to Wang Luoyan, who could only observe the phenomenon, the two of them had a solid foundation and had directly faced their opponent's brutality. They understood the terror of this giant wolf.
It was one thing to easily shatter a mountain knife; it was another to tear through something as if it were paper without causing any backlash!
Liu Shaoqiang put all his strength into his strike, even using his own weight. He believed he could cleave through the 'unprepared' giant wolf. If it were a massive rock before him, he would have confidence in splitting it apart.
But he didn’t kill it, didn’t severely injure it; there wasn’t even a light wound! Not even a scratch on its skin!
The opponent didn’t care about the two at all and effortlessly dealt with them!
Its power, speed, resilience, and sharpness reached an unimaginable level for any living creature.
Yet this all-powerful monster was halted by another 'monster' that was even more terrifying after initiating an attack!
What was more shocking was how casually it turned its head to speak, displaying an ease that left both men dumbfounded.
"Well, a beast is ultimately just a beast," Yang Xiaoyou remarked as she watched the giant wolf begin to snarl and growl, its wild nature seemingly coalescing as all its attention focused on itself.
She couldn't help but smirk before sighing lightly. "Leaving this thing alive? Just cut off its limbs; that would be enough."
Everyone else paused at Yang Xiaoyou's nonsensical comment, momentarily stunned.
But before they could react further, a graceful figure appeared above the giant wolf as if conjured from thin air—light and ethereal, not belonging to this world.
When it first appeared, it seemed to drift lightly, neither hurried nor slow. But then, a fierce force erupted suddenly, sharp enough to sting the eyes.
The first to bear the brunt was a claw entangled with Yang Xiaoyou. There was no visible trajectory of a kill; it simply detached from the body in an instant as the force exploded.
The Silver Giant Wolf, which had focused all its energy on Yang Xiaoyou, was caught off guard and reacted a beat too late. By the time it regained its senses, the cold gleam that severed its forelimb had already completed the dismemberment with a sword intent that naturally followed the trajectory.
Its thick limbs almost simultaneously lifted off the ground. Even the massive body of the wolf seemed to 'hover' in mid-air for a moment before crashing down heavily.
A mournful howl escaped its lips, revealing a sense of desolation.
Unfortunately, the place where this enormous body fell seemed to be directly on Cao Youcai, who had already been on the verge of losing consciousness. Now he coughed up blood and fragments, as if his internal organs had been crushed. It seemed he would not survive, which was quite 'unexpected.'
At that moment, a fleeting ethereal figure appeared beside Yang Xiaoyou, creating a scene that was bloody yet oddly beautiful.
"Oh dear, he's dead. What a pity. Well, I suppose he can serve as material for a corpse; that's still useful," Yang Xiaoyou remarked in a tone that suggested she was completely indifferent to his plight as she observed Cao Youcai's eyes bulging out from his ruptured insides yet somehow regaining consciousness.
It was as if she didn't notice him trying to say something. She crouched down and repeatedly attempted to close his eyes, wanting him to 'rest in peace.' The action was somewhat amusing but sent an inexplicable chill through those who witnessed it.
Although this fellow seemed destined to die anyway, her demeanor suggested a complete disregard for life. It appeared she had no intention of allowing him to leave any last words or even attempting to 'rescue' him; she had already declared him dead in her mind.
At that moment, despite regaining consciousness, Cao Youcai could not speak due to his throat being blocked by fragments. The resentment and fear in his heart were palpable.
In his final moments of life, he endured an unprecedented mental torment.
Meanwhile, the giant wolf that had lost its limbs displayed remarkable vitality and resilience. The wounds from its severed limbs had already begun to scab over and stop bleeding. There even seemed to be some movement at the wound sites, as if tumors were writhing; despite losing its limbs, the wolf continued to struggle on the ground while howling in agony.
"Well, that fellow is gone. I need to find a way to send out a signal; I should be able to wait for reinforcements here. Tsk, I really don't know why she brought such a creature along—was it just for fun during testing?" With the appearance of Dream Butterfly and the Silver Giant Wolf one after another, Yang Xiaoyou's attention was entirely focused on this matter, constantly questioning Dream Butterfly's intentions but failing to draw any conclusions.
A transport helicopter buzzed overhead and successfully lowered a rope that ensnared the wolf.
After all, compared to humans, it was much larger and transportation was inconvenient. At this point, Yang Xiaoyou had no choice but to relinquish ownership of this creature and could only use it as leverage for some benefits, allowing the originally tense commander—who had been feeling quite suppressed due to the sudden events—to experience a slight sense of vindictive relief.
Several individuals present at the scene were required to sign a confidentiality agreement, prohibiting them from disclosing the events that occurred here; otherwise, the military would hold them directly accountable.
Among thousands of students, the deaths of over a dozen individuals constituted a significant incident, which could only be downplayed as an 'accident' if handled well.
The specific circumstances surrounding the internal outbreak were attributed to wild wolves that had escaped from the nearby Wildlife Park. Although there were many voices of doubt and protest, at this moment, the Chinese Empire supported this type of Military Training due to issues related to public martial arts culture and values, believing it was merely an ordinary accident that required more caution in the future.
Moreover, interference from official forces successfully downplayed the situation, preventing it from having a major impact.
After the last student evacuated from the Ecological Park, two figures re-emerged in the same cave.
"The Master personally resolved the situation before us; her discretion in keeping it concealed is commendable. We must not disappoint her expectations."
"Hmph, although Lord Yang Xiaoyou possesses exceptional talents, I do not believe he is worthy of the Master. Furthermore, while we managed to keep this from Lord Yang Xiaoyou, it seems there is still a peculiar student who has sensed something amiss here. Should we...?" The figure that appeared afterward seemed somewhat dissatisfied but then recalled something and pulled out a photo, tossing it to another shadowy figure in the dark.
The fluttering photo depicted Zhao Chen squatting by a pool, lost in thought. It appeared to have been captured through surveillance.
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