Chapter 168 - 90: The First Generation Werewolf

Chapter 168: Chapter 90: The First Generation Werewolf

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Or maybe there is.

Like some higher-dimensional stuff affecting his own destiny, fate, cause and effect... and so on.

But he was less worried about this.

These factors are beyond his cognition, worrying about whether it is dangerous is purely self-torment.

It’s like worrying about the day the sun stops rotating and mankind will go extinct... You’re not at that level yet.

Leonard Churchill was in a pretty good mood though.

He wore the clown mask and carefully looked around.

He didn’t dare touch the wolf head totem pillar, instead, he took out his mechanical arm and carefully lifted the pottery jar.

Nothing unexpected happened.

Leonard examined the pottery jar, thinking to himself: “I hope this thing doesn’t turn out to be one of many, like some kinds of starry glass orbs.”

Having found a second one, a third and fourth wouldn’t be surprising anymore.

Logically speaking, the possibility was quite high.

The jar seals some things that even gods find troublesome.

So much so, it has to be sealed separately,

Hidden in different corners of the world.

But this isn’t something Leonard should worry about right now.

Without thinking too much, Leonard took out a sturdy beast skin bag, put the jar in it, and hung it around his waist.

The most important thing in this secret room was the pottery jar. Now that he had collected it, Leonard turned to look at the other items.

He began to collect the remaining items in the Alternate Dimension that hinted at anything, while avoiding damaging the totem pole and array.

The Shadow of the Lamp on the ground, the Mithril Crystal on the wall...

He pulls out the tools and dumps them into the Storage Ring.

If the monster could escape, it would definitely be because they had the upper hand.

So, the exit must be blocked.

If they can’t let the monster escape, then they are most likely to be wiped out.

Whether this exit is blocked or not doesn’t really matter.

Psychologically, only by leaving no way out for oneself, can one dispel the innate fear and hesitation in the depths of one’s soul, and turn death into life!

Now that they knew that Leonard could enter the barrier safely, he was somewhat safe to some extent.

This made Tracy Garcia’s trio feel a lot better for their debts.

The three of them had been friends since they were little, dying together wouldn’t feel like much.

Dragging outsiders into this wasn’t right.

Alison’s trap layouts were very comprehensive, and Leonard had nothing to say.

After they finished talking, Leonard added, “I have a plan. Even if it’s a sneak attack, we can only bleed an A-rank Catastrophe to death. So, my plan is, I will sneak in the corridor, and I need someone to help me lure the werewolf to a specific location, so I can seize the opportunity to cut its leg muscles...”

He had assassinated the Werewolf Commander, Quisen before, and clearly experienced the strength of a B-rank Catastrophe.

But it was very risky then.

He was almost walking on the line of life and death.

He was certain that according to the original tactics, he could not sneak up to the A-rank Catastrophe without being noticed, let alone kill it, he would certainly die.

So, the thinking needed to change.

The story mode provided assistance by limiting the werewolves’ healing ability.

It actually pointed out that the “blood-draining tactic” was the correct approach.

But werewolves, like assassins, have a very prominent agility attribute.

One can expect that an A-rank Catastrophe must run very fast.

If this wasn’t limited, the four of them would have no chance at all.

Upon hearing Leonard’s plan, Liam Martinez and the three of them all nodded.

Werewolves are very vigilant, the death rate of this mission is very high.

Alison was the first to stand up and say, “I’ll do it. I’ll do my best to create opportunities for you.”

She’s a ranger, and the fastest and most agile of the three..