At the same time.

Su Changxing had just received a message from Zhu Wenwu, roughly explaining the cause and process of the situation, saying it was a monster from the Blood Moon, but luckily it was restrained by his power, so he dealt with it.

Su Changxing didn’t pay much attention to it either.

If Zhu Wenwu could handle it, the monster shouldn’t be very strong, after all, Zhu Wenwu was just a Tier Nine Extraordinary.

As the conditions for promotion gradually fulfilled, the frequency of bullet shooting became faster and faster, and the efficiency of clearing also increased. Su Changxing mastered the ability to increase the sniper rifle’s firing rate, surpassing the original performance of the gun.

This was also part of the characteristic of the Perfect Bullet Screen, which he had grasped in advance.

"Hmm? What is that..."

He stopped shooting, feeling an eerie aura coming from the east outside the city, but it quickly vanished.

"Is that Chenxi’s base?"

"Did something happen?"

Su Changxing pondered for a moment, guessing that Chu Caiming was causing trouble. It was nothing more than a simple thing for an Extraordinary with some knowledge to stir up trouble.

But such a commotion was sure to alarm the Wizards of West Bridge City.

After a brief thought, he then slung his gun over his shoulder and ran toward Chenxi’s base, thinking there would be Wizards heading there, and to be safe, it was better to take a look.

The wild wind raged over the wilderness, as if a giant monster was constantly roaring, and through the dark mist, a vast amount of flames and smoke rose into the air.

Before Su Changxing reached there, he heard a dense barrage of cannon fire ahead, with numerous missiles flying through the sky.

Su Changxing ran to a higher ground and saw a Wizard holding a staff, wearing a red robe, standing in the smoke, the surrounding space seemingly isolated.

These cannons didn’t harm him in the slightest.

He was unhurried, walking toward Chenxi’s camp step by step, with a mocking air, like a strongman showing off his muscles in front of a skinny guy.

Despair could be perceived.

When a target couldn’t be harmed in any way, even the most well-trained soldiers would lose morale.

Some soldiers were already frightened, retreating backward, causing quite a commotion.

·····

This distance was enough!

Su Changxing held the gun, crouched in the shadow of a big tree, staring at that Wizard. His ability hadn’t fully upgraded, but it was just a bit away.

And that Wizard seemed to have around Tier Seven strength, though he couldn’t determine it precisely.

The power system of the Wizard World had significant differences from the pure Extraordinary System; they seemed to have no positions, or perhaps just one position.

The Wizard in the red robe finally raised his hand, revealing a pair of sharp and glittering eyes, the ground shook accordingly, and cracks appeared.

Huge, green, thorn-covered vines grew out of the ground, spreading, like waves, surging toward Chenxi’s camp. 𝓯𝓻𝒆𝙚𝒘𝓮𝙗𝓷𝒐𝓿𝙚𝒍.𝙘𝓸𝙢

These vines grew rapidly and possessed substantial life force, not like plants but like animals, agile and lively.

An armored vehicle was crushed and covered by vines, some small vines stretched into the vehicle through the gaps, piercing through a soldier’s neck, blood sliding down the vein of the vine.

"Just like insects."

The Wizard’s face revealed a mocking smile, not understanding why the higher-ups didn’t let them attack but waited here.

It was a complete waste of time!

Those insects weren’t worth their time, like a carriage wouldn’t wait for a beetle to cross the street.

Su Changxing watched the unequal battle quietly, not intervening directly, but seeking the right moment for a fatal strike.

It often didn’t require many actions to kill an opponent, just inserting a dagger into the opponent’s neck, like a venomous snake.

Surprisingly, Chu Caiming didn’t make a move either, not appearing on the battlefield.

Just as Su Changxing hesitated, changes emerged.

Silver totems like skeletons surfaced from underground, identical, with sapphire crowns embedded on their foreheads.

The blue luster ripples in the air.

Soon, the vines started withering in large areas, limp and collapsed on the ground.

"These are?"

The Wizard’s face showed astonishment, the scene before him caught him off guard, followed by a cruel smile.

He felt the totems suppressing the vitality of the vines, like poison, seemingly restraining his magic.

"But the power is somewhat weak."

The space around him visibly distorted, with horrifying eyes growing from the ground at his feet, looking around with curiosity.

Those vines rapidly mutated, split, grew quickly again, and split further, generating more vines within a short time, crushing the totems one by one.

Chu Caiming propped on a Black Staff, stood on the lookout tower, watching the distant spectacle, smiling, appearing unrelated to it all.

"In this case, it’s nothing special."

He snapped his fingers, turned, and left, the remaining totems shattered simultaneously.

The next moment.

The Wizard’s pupils suddenly enlarged, he fell silently to the ground, the flesh on his face rapidly aged, darkened, hardened, like a mummy.

"This power..."

He showed an incredulous expression, puzzled, the opponent wasn’t strong, but why did he possess such power.

"Looking this way, these Extraordinaries do have some uniqueness."

The Wizard lay on the ground, muttering to himself, not panicking due to the changes in his body, knowing it wasn’t fatal.

Su Changxing paused, not understanding why this Wizard suddenly fell.

Was he bluffing?

The opponent shouldn’t have discovered him.

"Bang~"

The dull gunshot spread, but the bullet flew even faster.

He still chose to shoot, not letting go of this sudden opportunity, even if the opponent was bluffing, he was in an advantageous position.

The bullet drew a silver line through the darkness, swiftly piercing through the Wizard’s temple, leaving a fist-sized hole.

"Who?"

He wasn’t dead yet, his life force surprisingly strong, looking toward where the bullet came from, another bullet flew toward him.

His body was knocked back more than ten meters by a tremendous force, but successfully blocked that shot, at the cost of an arm.

Su Changxing frowned, noticing these Wizards were like monsters, not only adept in bizarre magic, but also incredibly strong physically.

Overall, these Wizards had no apparent weaknesses, they were nearly perfect, their methods were more varied compared to Extraordinaries.

At this moment.

The Wizard harbored thoughts of retreat, wanting to escape, the outcome surprised him, sensing intense danger.

But before he could act, another bullet flew over, knocking him back more than ten meters.

Shot after shot, ceaselessly.

And each successive shot had even greater power, one more powerful than the last.

This suppressed the Wizard to the point where he couldn’t breathe, forced to defend passively, while the blue force within his body seized the chance to erode him.

Originally harmless, now appeared exceptionally lethal.

Su Changxing fired shot after shot, launching more than twenty shots in a row, only stopping after seeing the kill notification on his phone, firing one more shot.

This Wizard was strong, but he unexpectedly killed him with ease, in an unexpected cooperation between him and Chu Caiming.

He imagined the opponent dying extremely aggrieved, like a swordsman dueling someone, only to realize he was poisoned before drawing his sword.