Chapter 437 - 310: Commander-in-Chief, the Divine Sixth Sense, Human Race Warrior_2

[But there would definitely be no such ugly rats!]

[And before the fog arose at Lily High School, everything was too calm...]

[Those wolf-headed monsters weren’t strong... The Holy Hall Knight Order stationed in White Whale City was powerful, and if the leader and deputy leader worked together, they could plow through the entire school’s monsters three times over. It was impossible that not a sound of battle was heard before they silently perished!]

[Luo Yi’s understanding could not grasp such a bizarre event. He leaned against the corner wall, closed his eyes to rest, and recuperated his energy. He unconsciously gripped the Black Scale Claw Blade tighter, feeling increasingly ominous.]

[Once temporarily safe.]

[Miss Eve proficiently cleaned the dirty blood off of Luo Yi.]

[She wasn’t a vase. In the few months she had been with Luo Yi, besides her beloved music, she had also followed her boyfriend Luo Yi in Knight cultivation, though she had not yet awakened her "First Blood."]

[Without the Celestial Gifted Seed, it is as difficult as ascending to the sky for ordinary people to perceive the blood within their bodies.]

[Others began to ponder a way out.]

[After much discussion, a plan was formulated — as long as they left the campus, maybe they could return to civilization!]

[Maybe?]

[But there was a major issue before them; none dared enter the fog because any single wolf-headed monster within it could easily annihilate these dozen or so youths who had lost their courage.]

[The most noble among them, the Countess’s Daughter "Amilia," knew that Lu Wen and the others were unreliable. She occasionally stole a glance at the black-haired youth who was repairing the Black Scale Claw Blade.]

[The closest to the youth were Delilah and Miss Eve.]

[Within a meter were Diana and Teacher Mary.]

[The youth knight who could kill ten wolf-headed monsters singlehandedly was their strongest combat power — the closer to him, the safer in the fog!]

[No!]

[Amilia glanced around at the thick fog; she knew that without the protection of the young knight, it was certain death in the fog.]

[Just then, an inhuman howl from the fog made the hair on her neck stand on end, but more intense than the fear was a burning sense of possession.]

[She must... find a way to obtain that young knight.]

[Amilia had this confidence. Her family stood at the pinnacle of the Ancient Empire, close to the Emperor, and could provide resources for a knight far surpassing Delilah, that unpopular Northern Lands barbarian.]

[Moreover —]

[Her tongue slowly swept over her lower lip as Amilia gazed down at her collarbone peeking from her neckline — her skin like ivory, shimmering with a pearlescent sheen in the dim light. Below was a carefully maintained curve, like a masterpiece from a renowned craftsman, highlighted by the corset gown.]

[She deliberately deepened her breaths, watching the full curve of her chest rise and fall at the lace trim.]

[In sixteen years, this court etiquette taught by female officials had long seeped into her bones — every angle was just right, neither appearing wanton nor allowing a man to look away.]

[What does the wild girl from the Northern Lands know?]

[Amilia’s fingertips swept nonchalantly by her neck, tucking a strand of golden hair behind her ear. This gesture fully revealed her swan-like neck. In the hollow of her collarbone remained the scent of perfume carefully applied that morning, blending a luxurious aroma of tuberose amid the blood smell.]

[Capturing the heart of a youth in his prime — isn’t it as easy as turning a hand?]

[Three hours later, Luo Yi opened his eyes, his energy restored.]

[Miss Delilah also wanted to see the outside of Lily High School, but there was only one Luo Yi.]

[If Luo Yi left the third floor for outside, he couldn’t ensure the safety of Miss Delilah and his young girlfriend Eve; however, with a dozen classmates together, the target was too large, and in the fog, he couldn’t ensure every classmate’s safety...]

[And Miss Delilah heard the others wanting to follow Luo Yi outside, she agreed without hesitation.]

[Seeing Luo Yi’s puzzlement, Delilah’s red lips silently moved, mouthing: this is just perfect to let the dead weights... eliminate themselves?]

[Luo Yi’s Adam’s apple bobbed slightly, nodding lightly, his gaze sweeping over the unaware group of classmates behind him — they were huddling like frightened sheep, trembling.]

[His blade would only need to protect Miss Delilah and Eve...]

[Excitedly, everyone followed Luo Yi downstairs, eager to escape this nightmare.]

[The path was safe, only bodies with empty insides and terrified expressions on the ground — they were nobles of Lily High School, and familiar faces, clearly killed by wolf-headed monsters during their escape.]

[Rustling sounds emerged from within the fog, a few pairs of scarlet eyes flickering in the mist. Luo Yi’s gaze slightly sharpened, the Source Blood in him slowly surged, emitting a terrifying aura, and those prying sights immediately retreated like a tide.]

[They walked out of the campus, yet the fog remained.]

["Continue?" Luo Yi looked down at the soft, moist earth underfoot, his heart sinking; this was not the cobblestone of White Whale City’s center.]

[Delilah was silent for a moment, looking back at Lily High School, "Continue."]

[Relying on memory, they walked to the right for thirty minutes, passing tall ancient trees visible everywhere.]

[They were actually in a forest.]

[Every so often, Miss Delilah would stop and tear a strip of lace from her skirt, tying it to an unusual shrub they passed.]

[The classmates behind clustered together like frightened quails, expensive leather shoes caked with mud, yet no one dared to complain a word.]

[Suddenly.]

[The forest’s breath halted for a moment.]

[Luo Yi suddenly raised his hand, and everyone froze in place as if a pause button had been hit.]