The situation reversed in an instant.
The phantoms hovering between life and death were torn into fragnts one after another by the half-human, half-wolf Vic. The flesh and blood scattered, quickly turning to ashes before hitting the ground.
But these phantoms seed immune to pain or fear, dragging their shattered bodies relentlessly toward Vic.
Vic continued hunting them, yet they still ca relentlessly, one after another, as if with no end.
This scene was like countless sheep converging on the only wolf present, launching a siege.
Vic was equally unafraid, his eyes full of murderous intent, causing him to continuously howl and roar.
Attack, attack, attack again, as if he intended to turn this hunt into a massacre.
Moreover, remarkably, Vic seed unable to feel any fatigue. His movents showed no sign of slowing with the passage of ti, becoming even more rapid and fierce. Clearly, he should have exhausted his strength before the attack.
anwhile, Vic’s body also kept changing.
His fingers grew longer, his body hair increased, and his voice beca less and less human.
This scene entered Bai Wei’s eyes.
Or rather, this was what Bai Wei wanted to see.
The little wolf Vic searched for had been here all along.
However, it couldn’t be let out yet.
Bai Wei silently calculated the ti in his mind. Finally, when Vic’s limbs were already on the ground, he leisurely took out the music box.
"It’s about ti."
He walked toward Vic.
Hunting Vic heard footsteps.
He suddenly turned his head, staring fiercely at the slowly approaching Bai Wei, those eyes red as blood showing no trace of thought.
"Vic," Bai Wei said to Vic, smiling, "it’s ti to wake up."
"Roar!"
Vic roared, charging straight at Bai Wei, wholly resembling a hunting wolf.
"Don’t you rember who I am?" Bai Wei deliberately left so distance, allowing himself to speak unhurriedly, "I am Priest Ulu, have you forgotten?"
Vic seed not to hear Bai Wei’s words, his actions didn’t slow at all, almost in an instant reaching Bai Wei, pouncing down fiercely.
But Bai Wei just slightly turned to the side, easily dodging Vic’s attack, at the sa ti grabbing his arm in mid-air, then twisting it and pressing him with the force.
With a "bang," Vic was pinned to the ground.
"I am Ulu, Priest Ulu." Bai Wei said again, "Rember? I saved your life, we had a deal."
Vic still roared, imdiately trying to break free from Bai Wei’s restraint, attempting to get up and counterattack Bai Wei.
But Bai Wei had already taken the chance to extend his foot, stomping hard on Vic’s head.
In an instant, Vic’s half-wolf head plunged into the mud, suppressing him firmly.
Yet Vic still struggled fiercely, showing no intention of rembering anything.
But this was also within Bai Wei’s expectations.
His na alone wasn’t enough to awaken Vic’s humanity.
So Bai Wei took out the music box, which was already wound up beforehand, and tossed it beside Vic’s ear.
The music box began playing a familiar lody.
The mont the lody sounded, Bai Wei noticed Vic’s crimson pupils constrict slightly.
It worked, indeed.
Bai Wei couldn’t help but smile.
His effort of letting Vic listen for an entire day had not been in vain.
However, the unusual shimr in Vic’s eyes lasted only a short ti before being once again devoured by rciless killing intent.
Hmm... seems like a single day is still not enough.
Bai Wei was not surprised, as he hadn’t thought it would be so easy to awaken Vic.
After all, it was just a day.
That Vic could respond was already enough to delight Bai Wei.
If so, Bai Wei looked around. The phantoms previously almost slain by Vic had gathered once more, slowly approaching them.
Vic’s signs of lycanthropy were also growing more severe, his strength increasing, making Bai Wei’s single-handed and single-footed suppression less effective.
Then let’s end the first round here.
Bai Wei drew the "Blood Coagulation Agent" acquired earlier in Yade Town and swiftly injected it into Vic’s neck, administering the entire dose.
Vic’s eyes widened instantly, his body suddenly stiffening.
"Ti to wake up, Vic."
Bai Wei said with a soft laugh to Vic.
"It’s dawn."
Vic’s eyes gradually closed.
Before being swallowed by Darkness, he saw the small music box before him, the silver spring slowly turning.
Then, he lost consciousness.
...
When Vic opened his eyes, the dawn’s sunlight was already shining on his face.
It’s dawn.
Vic felt his mind was in chaos, completely unaware of what had happened.
Afterward, the sound of a winding spring echoed by his ear.
Then the lody tinged with chanical sound slowly arrived.
Vic turned his head, seeing Bai Wei leisurely sitting on the cart, playing with that little music box, just like before.
... before?
Vic’s head began to ache.
"What happened to ?" he asked.
"What else?" Bai Wei replied with a cheerful smile, "You got exhausted pulling the cart halfway."
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