Salute To The General

Chapter 3136

What stood before them was a bondslave that had gone crazy from hunger.

It craved blood so much that it would even drink the blood of animals.

The bondslave was about to sink its teeth into a deer when it heard Hepburn's scream.

It then stopped what it was doing, turned around, and glared at her with bloodshot eyes.

Vampires relied on their bloodlines to determine their status.

Under normal circumstances, a vampire's bloodline would also reflect its power.

Those with a pure bloodline were often much more powerful than those without.

Bondslaves were vampires infected with a blood virus, so they were classified as being the weakest among vampires.

Their intelligence levels were nowhere near that of an ordinary human, so they behaved like wild animals and hunted for blood to survive.

After making eye contact with Hepburn for about two seconds, the bondslave let out a strange scream and charged at her.

Realizing that it was a great opportunity for him to show Hepburn his skills, Brenton decided to get out of the car and kill the bondslave. However, Colin was faster and pointed his gun at the bondslave.

Bang!

fired a mithril bullet in between the bondslave's eyes. Smoke came out of the gaping hole in the bondslave's forehead as it collapsed

at Colin for stealing his opportunity to showcase his skills, Brenton shot Colin

his feelings and simply responded

an enemy, he nearly lost

is nothing but

much time

en

arrived at the outskirts

already in ruins by the time

nor animals in sight, save for a

now entering a highly dangerous area, so be on your guard as we continue our

group was greeted by increasingly gruesome sights as

city reeked of blood and decay as there were bodies

all had solemn looks on their faces as they made their

driving around for a while, they arrived at what looked like a wide

plaza was filled with bodies, most of which were

into bondslaves after being infected by the blood virus. Why aren't all these dead bodies transformed into bondslaves?" Brenton asked

to the latest

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