"So, you ca here to get revenge, or what?"
"Hahahahahhaha. Revenge? I will for sure have it for having attacked back in Caelora City, but this is not the reason I ca here at all."
"Then why are you here?" Montum asked. "For sure, the great Erik Romano must have so plan in mind. Honestly, I was slightly surprised you ca here and even found , but after so thought, I realized I couldn't expect less from you."
It was at that mont that those with Montum realized who the man hiding from their sight was. They didn't know firsthand what Erik Romano could do, but they knew he was their highest-priority target.
Erik stared at the masked man before him, known only as Montum. "I ca here for information," he said.
"Information?" Montum said. "You think I'll just tell you what you want to know?"
"You will," Erik said. "One way or another, you will give the answers I seek." "Why are you wasting your ti talking to this man, Montum?" One of the two blackguards said: "We are three against one; if we do this together, we can apprehend him." However, Montum didn't respond. Although his team mbers were not as powerful individually as the two guys with him, when united, these two stood no chance against the team.
Erik confronted a full team of blackguards-not just an ordinary one, but a large team composed entirely of elites from within the organization.
And yet, not only Erik fought toe to toe against them, but he also escaped, killed a high- ranking mber of Etrium's rcenary guild, one strictly closed to them at that, and last, he killed several mbers of the team itself.
Erik Romano wasn't soone which Montum and these two guys could fight, and he didn't even know if they could run from him.
Montum tensed, preparing for a fight. He ignored what the two n said. "You're a fool if you think..."
Erik's invisible fist connected with Montum's masked face, sending the blackguard crashing to the ground several ters away.
The sudden attack caught the two n with Montum off guard.
They looked at each other in shock. Montum was standing beside them. One second he was there, talking against their invisible opponent; the following one, he was traveling several ters in the air, like a rag doll falling off a cliff in a bad animated video ga, and falling to the floor.
They soon realized the man in front of them, their number one enemy, was beyond anything they could handle. Without a word, they turned to flee down the tunnel, not looking back.
"Do you really think I will let you go? Montum was already a nice catch, but there is no way I won't take the chance to get two more potato sacks full of juicy blackguards' gossip with ."
Erik watched as the two blackguards turned to flee down the tunnel.
It was then that Erik started hearing footsteps behind him. He used his instability brain crystal power to see who it was, but soon found out it was his Chimaeric Demons.
In a display of unparalleled prowess, they sped up towards the n who were attempting to escape. Their speed was awe-inspiring, defying the limits of human capability, a speed unattainable by ordinary individuals.
Within monts, the clones grabbed the struggling blackguards, knocking them out. They didn't even have ti to utter a word or mount a proper defence.
It was honestly unsettling to see from the outside how strong he had been just a couple of months ago.
The blackguards crumpled to the ground unconscious, joining their comrade, Montum, who still lay motionless on the floor.
Erik eyed the three captured blackguards, satisfied they were now incapacitated. Though his current invisible state cloaked his body, Erik knew the risk of exposing himself to capture the n. He still had his blackguard uniform on, with his codena Savage Blood on. His clones approached, awaiting further orders regarding their prisoners. Erik knew the information these blackguards held could aid the rebellion imnsely.
These prisoners were not just any individuals, after all; they were high-ranking blackguards. But for now, security was paramount. Getting the prisoners to a safe location was the priority. It was of utmost importance to ensure that his involvent remained a secret, for if the enemy learned of Erik's presence within the city, it could spell disaster for him and the rebels.
Then Erik thought about the interrogation and what he was going to learn by simply asking questions and reading their minds.
The interrogation would require separating the prisoners, though, but that wasn't a problem at all.
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