Pillar of Yita

The fat man charged forward with such determination that everyone within the building momentarily forgot the earlier danger, watching this scene in astonishment.

The Skeleton Giant raised its rusty axe.

Luo Hao made a firm decision in his mind, as if instinctively lowering his head.

Sure enough, at this moment, a bullet hit the edge of the axe blade held by the Skeleton Giant once more, sparks flying as the axe deviated slightly, barely grazing above his head. Taking advantage, Luo Hao stooped and rolled to the other side of the Skeleton Giant, looking back just in time to see a sour face putting away a long gun.

Luo Hao immediately waved at the person—that was Yuwen Yu, the one Luo Hao disliked most in the team, though even from his picky perspective, this guy had some skills.

But picky individuals often find each other disagreeable, as was the case with Luo Hao and him. However, at this moment, Luo Hao couldn’t be bothered by these trivialities—because he saw a dark figure pouncing down behind his opponent—that was a Vampire.

No matter the animosity, it couldn’t change the fact that the opponent was his teammate.

However, his warning came too late. Yuwen Yu seemed to realize something from Luo Hao’s actions, but when he turned around and raised the firearm, it still couldn’t stop the Vampire’s claw. Luo Hao watched helplessly as his teammate fell from the vantage point, his fate unknown.

Doomed.

He thought, without the opponent’s support, he would be the next to die. In fact, at this moment, the Skeleton Giant had already turned around, swinging the axe horizontally at him.

Luo Hao hardly struggled, as from his rich experience in commanding from above the community, he knew struggling was futile. Did he really think the suppression of someone near Level 20 was a joke? He willingly closed his eyes, just pondering in his heart which Holy Sanctuary would be more cost-effective for his revival.

Meanwhile, inside the building, people had already been driven away by two military trainees, only for them to look back and see this scene, instinctively letting out a startled gasp.

The little girl in the woman’s arms blinked, her cheeks still wet with tears.

But people’s gasps were not out of concern for Luo Hao’s safety.

Luo Hao heard a teeth-aching metallic clash, followed by a strong wind on his face.

He was stunned for a moment before realizing he hadn’t been decapitated, surprised and opened his eyes to see a magnificent, streamlined silver female construct standing before him, holding a sword to block the Skeleton Giant’s strike.

A silver ring floated above its head, reflecting the post-noon sunlight, gleaming brightly.

”Energy Angel!?”

Seeing the iconic sensing ring, Luo Hao quickly identified the construct.

But a mere Energy Angel couldn’t possibly withstand the full force of a Skeleton Giant’s attack. What truly surprised Luo Hao was another silver flash encircling the Skeleton Giant, attacking—it was also an Energy Angel, gracefully from left front to right back, its sword barely leaving the Undead Creature’s chest and abdomen.

The Skeleton Giant was vexed, its movements naturally slowing, allowing the first Energy Angel to save him from the axe.

”Southern Region Alliance’s Alchemist has arrived?”

Luo Hao was slightly startled.

With his knowledge of Combat Artisans, he instinctively turned his head and indeed saw between the buildings, a boy wearing an Alchemist’s windbreaker, raising a dark metal glove, pointing in this direction.

”Dual Control Energy Angel, so young?” Luo Hao was surprised, thinking that the Southern Region Alchemist Alliance had such a young genius, almost like the Invoker. But after a moment, he realized his guess was wrong.

The color and style of the coat on the opponent clearly belonged to the Elpaxin Artisan Association’s Alchemist, not any Southern Region Alliance—that was the Invoker.

Yet, Luo Hao squinted his small eyes slightly—suddenly feeling this boy in front of him was somewhat familiar.

”I’ve seen him.”

Almost instinctively, such a thought arose in Luo Hao’s mind.

In fact, the moment Luo Hao looked back, Fang Hong also sensed the gaze from the opponent, though he was merely slightly surprised, without much thought.

What surprised him was someone could immediately find his location; after all, by his habits, even most of his fellow Combat Artisans might not spot his whereabouts through the distribution of Clockwork Fairy or other Flexible Constructs immediately.

But he didn’t think much about it, figuring it might just be a coincidence. Moreover, the enemy he faced was as high as Level 27, not an easy opponent for two Energy Angels; he was barely managing to defend, with no time to counterattack.

Fang Hong looked up.

Two figures appeared before and after on that narrow rooftop.

”Princess Sophie!” Luo Hao’s mouth opened even wider.

On Earth, although he was a die-hard BBK fan, what the Silver Weslan’s Dynasty Era meant to Chinese Competition Region’s super competitive fans was obviously beyond words. Moreover, the battle style of Silver Weslan indeed earned countless fans.

Even a passerby like Luo Hao also held respect for this legendary guild.

But Sophie clearly didn’t look at this fat man; she was only following Fang Hong’s guidance.

”Attack from behind,” Fang Hong gently reminded her, ”I will have the Energy Angel create an attack window for you.”

The princess of the Silver Weslan gently nodded.

Only then did Luo Hao realize Sophie and the boy who appeared earlier seemed to be cooperating—he hadn’t reacted yet where he had seen this person before?

He didn’t know any Silver Weslan’s genius Alchemist either?

But at this moment, the Skeleton Giant finally sensed the threat from behind. It suddenly growled, forcing the two Energy Angels back with an axe. Ignoring Luo Hao, who posed no threat to it, it merely raised the axe and turned around.

But it was a fraction too late.

As it turned its head, within its blazing phosphorescent eye sockets, only a silver brilliance was reflected.

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