Ke-style law enforcement officers

Chapter 472 It's not like this in dreams.
Rebecca was numb.

On the edge of this battlefield, she heard the bizarre names of various moves from the Night Demon high in the sky.

"Avocado Salad", "Red Wine Baked Chicken", "Red Wine Snails", "Smoked Salmon"...

As he uttered the name of each dish, it was almost always accompanied by the pulverization of three to five monsters on the ground.

It turns out that Yan's imagination may have reached its limit.

……

For any normal person, witnessing a giant pair of wings formed from black smoke crushing monsters while reciting menus would probably make them think that something is wrong with their own brain, rather than that something is wrong with the world.

In addition, there were still ghostly movements coming from the huge cocoon of flesh shrouded in white flames in the distance, which sounded like some kind of painful roar.

And the person whose arms and legs were broken but could still speak, the things he was shouting about—"Supreme Mother Goddess," "Mission," "Divine Punishment," and "Born a new life by uniting with the Mother Goddess"—were all things Rebecca couldn't understand.

...

"So, these have been the things Milo and his group have been facing all along?"

Rebecca peered through the gaps in the branches at the area shrouded in a bloody mist.

Her pupils showed a slight tremor, but she remained relatively calm.

If Rebecca hadn't previously encountered the undead servants of Gorgia, the hybrids in the desolate mountains, and the worshippers, this scene might have been enough to drive her mad on the spot.

The good news is that her sanity level is now high enough to accept all of this.

Even as a psychic, she couldn't help but feel her heart race and her hand gripping the gun handle turn icy cold in the face of such a scene.

The sense of horror comes more from Milo than from those grotesque monsters.

"Although I don't know why, thankfully the enforcement team didn't follow us."

Rebecca muttered to herself.

But the next second, she suddenly felt a chill run down her spine, because she suddenly felt something approaching her. So she quickly turned around and pressed the muzzle of her flintlock musket against the head of a figure behind her.

The guy she had the gun pointed at seemed a little slow to react, still muttering to himself:

"Why didn't you let us come along... Hey? Calm down!"

……

They were probably both genuinely startled.

The guy who crept up behind Rebecca was Enid.

"Didn't we tell you to go back?!"

Rebecca remembered clearly that Enid had already returned to the city with the main group, but heaven knows when she turned back.

Just as Enid turned her head to look at the battle on Milo's side, Rebecca grabbed her head and pressed it to the ground, then turned to the side and used her leg to press down on her back to prevent her from getting up.

"Stay still and don't move!" Rebecca warned Enid in a low, commanding tone.

"Hiss..." Enid, who was being suppressed, initially let out a painful hiss, but when she realized that a super long leg was stepping on her, her expression immediately became subtle, and even her voice changed: "Okay, okay, hehe..."

...

In fact, when Rebecca ordered the lockdown of the city on its outskirts, none of the law enforcement team members voiced any objection. It seemed as if they were all under the control of some special force, in a dazed state. Perhaps they wouldn't have left the city even without Rebecca's order.

It wasn't just the law enforcement team; everyone else in the city did the same.

The woman, who was kneeling on the ruins of her home and wailing just a second ago, suddenly stood up and walked towards the hospital with a blank expression.

Similar scenes were playing out in every corner of the city.

It seems someone used some kind of coercive means to "appease" these people's unease and fear...

Enid was among the law enforcement team returning to the city.

But unlike the others, she wasn't "comforted." She was simply still half asleep and slow to react. She followed her colleagues for a while before realizing something was wrong, because Rebecca had left the city alone.

She shared her discovery with the other members of the enforcement team, but no one responded; they simply went about their business in silence.

Realizing something was wrong, Enid simply grabbed her weapon and secretly followed Rebecca.

Thus, this unusual and sensual scene unfolded under the shadows of the wilderness and jungle.

...

Rebecca probably didn't think too much about it. All she knew was that what Milo had "educated" her about today clearly included the idea that ordinary people have weak sanity. In short, it meant that you shouldn't look at or think about things you shouldn't.

Furthermore, she has personally experienced the pain of struggling on the edge of losing herself, and she knows clearly that in that state, the slightest carelessness could lead to the complete loss of self and fall into absolute madness.

So, pressing Enid down on the grass was simply because I didn't want to see this young girl get scared out of her wits at such a young age.

But Enid thought about many things. A great deal.

And it's quite "crooked".

It can probably be summed up in one sentence: Wow! That felt so good, it would have been even better if she had gone a little harder…

...

"why are you laughing?"

Rebecca was quite puzzled when she saw the uncontrollable smile on Enid's face.

“I… I remembered something happy.” Enid shrugged.

She simply stopped resisting, even adjusting her position to lie comfortably on the grass, a look of pure enjoyment and comfort on her face. While Milo and his hordes of monsters were wreaking havoc, Enid seemed completely oblivious, lying there enjoying her peaceful existence.

Rebecca was completely baffled.

Despite having undergone two rounds of undead spying, which doubled his physical strength and other abilities, he still felt he might not even be able to protect himself against Milo's forces. Now, with such a carefree burden on him, he immediately considered retreating.

Yes, she thought it was more important to first get Enid to a relatively safe area.

……

However, when Rebecca turned her head, she saw some strange, blurry figures appearing on the road leading to the city behind her.

As the situation on the main battlefield gradually becomes more intense, it seems that more and more strange creatures are gathering here from all directions.

Rebecca had thought she was on the edge of the battlefield, but now she was trapped in the midst of chaos. Not only was her escape route cut off, but she could also see those malevolent figures lurking in the shadows from almost anywhere around her.

But they just lingered around and didn't dare to approach rashly.

Rebecca had no idea where those shadows came from, nor what their purpose was.

She frowned deeply, giving Enid a serious look. She truly wasn't confident she could protect Enid amidst the throng of strange figures.

"You really shouldn't have come along."

"why?"

In contrast, Enid was completely oblivious, still indulging in some strange and "happy things" without being able to extricate herself.

However, when she noticed the seriousness on Rebecca's face, she finally calmed down and asked seriously again:

"Is it because Milo and the others are fighting over there?"

Rebecca's brow furrowed immediately: "How did you know it was Milo and his group over there?"

She felt she might have been too slow, allowing Enid to catch a glimpse of the scene at the center of the battlefield.

Now it seems no wonder this guy keeps letting out strange, silly laughs; he might actually be scared out of his wits.

“Uh… should I act flustered?” Enid blinked, her gaze wandering from Rebecca’s slender waist to her firm chest, then down her neck before finally meeting her eyes.

However, judging from this situation, Enid's condition is quite stable in all aspects, while Rebecca is more flustered in comparison.

Enid looked at Rebecca's cold face and suddenly felt puzzled:
"Uh...you're acting really strange. Usually in my dreams you'd have me pinned against the wall by now, what's wrong with you today..."

"In a dream?"

This time it was Rebecca's turn to be dumbfounded.

When did it become a dream?
What nonsense is this girl talking about?
Did she think she was dreaming?

Is it because you feel like you're dreaming that you're so calm about everything around you?

And what's with the dream of hitting your head against the wall? What kind of dreams do you usually have...?

...

"So what's going on now? Are those strangely styled animals coming to destroy Nanwei City or what? Speaking of which... why am I dressed this time? I usually come in naked..."

Enid scratched her head, still saying things that Rebecca couldn't understand at all.

But Rebecca didn't have time to argue with her, because a loud bang suddenly came from the center of the battlefield ahead. Immediately afterwards, the ghostly shadows from all directions gathered around and discovered Rebecca and Enid hiding in the jungle.

"Get up."

Rebecca didn't bother thinking about it anymore and simply pulled Enid up, signaling her to get her gun ready.

"Whoa whoa."

Although Enid was rambling a lot, she was still quite efficient.

He quickly drew his revolver and positioned himself back-to-back with Rebecca in a defensive stance.

(End of this chapter)