Chapter 468 - 331: Killing Spree, Public Opinion Storm

Chapter 468: Chapter 331: Killing Spree, Public Opinion Storm

The gunsmoke gradually dissipated. Under the barrage of high-energy weapons, the factory building ahead was already riddled with holes, and the specimens inside had been blasted to bits, not even a speck remaining.

Nutrient solution covered the floor, emitting a sticky, pungent odor, but there was no sign of anyone.

’What’s going on?’

’Where did he go?’

The soldiers all looked bewildered; even their infrared scanners showed no trace of him.

Just then, a figure dropped from the sky, and a brilliant flash of a blade erupted.

The soldiers in the lead were decapitated by a single slash before they could even utter a sound.

Blood gushed forth, falling like a crimson rain.

The other soldiers snapped to their senses, immediately raising their guns and opening fire.

Wu Liangchen’s figure flickered amidst the unsteady muzzle flashes.

He tapped the ground with his toe, and the earth instantly cracked and caved in.

Propelled by the immense force, Wu Liangchen’s speed reached its peak as he instantly charged into the densest storm of gunfire.

Bullets flew past him, some even grazing his body, but they couldn’t harm Wu Liangchen in the slightest.

His perfected Golden Body Cross Training Skill and Body Technique allowed him to ignore the dense hail of bullets.

In an instant, Wu Liangchen closed the distance and unleashed another horizontal slash.

Wherever the blade’s light passed, necks were severed.

More than a dozen soldiers fell victim to that single slash.

That single slash stunned everyone, even silencing the roaring gunfire.

Terror filled the faces of all the soldiers; some even turned and fled for the exit.

The power Wu Liangchen displayed far surpassed that of an ordinary Martial Artist. He was at least at the peak of the Opening Veins realm, or perhaps even an Indestructible master.

But no matter how fast they were, they weren’t faster than flying steel bearings.

WHOOSH WHOOSH WHOOSH!

Amidst sharp whistling sounds, countless silver streaks shot from Wu Liangchen’s hand, piercing through the heads of all the soldiers.

In an instant, everything fell silent.

Expressionless, Wu Liangchen walked out, his feet treading through pools of blood.

The outer workshop was deserted. The ground was in disarray, a clear sign of the panic in which people had fled.

But Wu Liangchen had no intention of letting them go.

Although the Sun family were the masterminds behind this whole affair, these people were their accomplices. Having trampled on human dignity, they no longer had any reason to exist.

’Let them not claim to be innocent. Whether directly or indirectly, their hands were all stained with the blood of their own kind.’

Wu Liangchen vaulted out of the workshop and found the area outside in total chaos.

Some were trying to escape by car, but the main gate was locked tight. The sentries who were supposed to be guarding it were long gone, so in their desperation, people began to climb the walls.

Just then, Wu Liangchen arrived.

The steel bearings were like tokens of death, mercilessly reaping their lives.

Some fell to their knees and begged for mercy, others put up a futile resistance, but to Wu Liangchen, it was all irrelevant.

The only difference was that those who fought back simply died a bit more slowly, and a bit more painfully.

While Wu Liangchen was in the midst of his slaughter, a few people cut the power to the wire fence. Ignoring the sharp barbs, they endured the excruciating pain and squeezed through to the other side.

Once outside, the small group felt a brief moment of relief.

’No matter what, at least we’ve escaped that hellish place.’

’Now we just need to disappear into this endless tall grass. No matter how incredible his power is, he’ll never be able to find us.’

With this in mind, they didn’t dare hesitate, sprinting toward a patch of tall grass nearby.

But just then, the head of the man running in the lead suddenly exploded.

It was an abrupt explosion, like a rotten watermelon bursting from internal pressure after baking in the scorching sun for days.

Blood and brains splattered the face of the woman behind him. Some of it even landed in her mouth and nose, causing her to let out a short, piercing scream.

The next instant, half of her body exploded into a mist of blood.

’Shit, a sniper!’

The remaining survivors, pale with terror, immediately scattered in search of cover.

Lying prone on a distant earthen slope, Song Ling’Er’s palms were slightly sweaty, and her heart was beating a little faster.

After all, this was the first time she had shot and killed someone.

But she felt no fear. On the contrary, she felt a faint trace of excitement.

It was as if something hidden deep inside her was stirring to life.

She took a deep breath and calmed herself completely. The crosshairs in her scope settled steadily on a figure crawling forward.

She squeezed the trigger. The firing pin struck the primer, and a custom sniper round roared from the barrel, flying toward its target at a muzzle velocity of nearly two thousand meters per second.

The recoil was so slight that Song Ling’Er could clearly watch the mist of blood erupt from her target through the scope.

’Another one!’

The thrill of hitting the target made Song Ling’Er forget the physical strain of continuous firing. Her hands even grew steadier.

She then killed several more in quick succession. Not even one man, who tried to evade her shots by running in a serpentine pattern, was spared.

In the end, Song Ling’Er had single-handedly eliminated the entire group.

"All escapees have been cleared," Song Ling’Er murmured into her headset.

A moment later, a soft chuckle came through her earpiece. "Well done."

Though it was only simple praise, Song Ling’Er felt incredibly happy.

Suppressing her excitement, she said, "Be safe!"

"Okay!"

The wilderness fell silent once more.

Even the distant factory had gone quiet.

A cool breeze swept by, rustling the wild grasses. Accompanied by the mournful cries of some unknown bird in the distance, the scene was truly chilling.