Ke-style law enforcement officers

Chapter 940 Murderous Intention

In the dream world, who else but Rebecca could handle firearms with such flair and possess a captivating, magnetic voice that appeals to both men and women?

She rarely displayed such blatant murderous intent.

The last time this happened was when he was facing the sorrowful Third Lady who had tormented Milo to the point of near death.

Rebecca is actually a very easy person to talk to, but she is also extremely stubborn. When she decides to kill you, it's unlikely that anyone can persuade her otherwise.

...

The red-hot muzzle of the gun hovered less than a foot from the back of Aegon's head.

For a moment, even Aegon, who had not shown the slightest emotional fluctuation from beginning to end, showed a moment of bewilderment.

She was stunned for a moment.

Although he didn't turn around, Aegon saw the woman behind him with scarlet hair and a scarred face.

She was unfamiliar with this face.

Yet, Egon sensed a familiarity with the other person's behavior and tone of voice.

It was as if she herself had done something similar.

...

……

Boom——

The deafening roar of a nebula exploding echoed through the air once more.

That was the series of noises that Milo and the giant had just made.

The scene before us is now somewhat peculiar.

It's mainly about the atmosphere.

Because Rebecca's murderous intent wasn't entirely directed at Aegon; if you divide her murderous intent into ten parts, then one or two parts should be reserved for Milo.

That's a very peculiar state of mind.

It's like this: Mom comes back from grocery shopping and sees her husband engrossed in a game on the computer, while in a corner where no one is watching, the child is trying to touch the electric switch with their bare hands, accompanied by the family cat.

Yes, that's exactly the state.

...

Under the pressure of Rebecca's intense killing intent, Aegon inexplicably withdrew his hand from Kay's outstretched hand.

For a brief moment just now, her emotions did indeed fluctuate slightly.

The Divine Embryo is, after all, an incomplete existence. It was created to welcome the arrival of the gods. Everything it is currently exhibiting, including the consciousness condensed from the power of faith, will dissipate on its own at the appropriate time.

But for a moment just now, she did indeed give up all thoughts about Kai.

It wasn't because of a threat from behind, but because subconsciously she wanted things to develop this way. It seemed that something similar had happened in the forgotten part of her memory, but that event hadn't unfolded as it was now...

Then, Aegon's heart suddenly ached.

It was just one blow, but it felt as if she had been struck by something unbearable, leaving her utterly shaken.

...

However, Aegon soon experienced more than just inner turmoil.

There is also the more intense and real pain caused by the back of the head being burned, shattered, or pierced by some extremely hot object.

Because Rebecca fired the shot.

The instant Aegon withdrew his hand, and the moment he was certain that Kay was temporarily out of danger, Rebecca pulled the trigger of her revolver without hesitation.

I'm not going to beat around the bush with you.

The bullet pierced Aegon's skull and lodged deep inside her head.

Although the bullet didn't exit through his forehead but remained lodged in his brain, the terrifying burning energy it contained instantly turned Aegon's entire head a bright red, as if a strong light was shining through his scalp, making every blood vessel clearly visible. At that moment, Aegon's head resembled a lantern, gleaming brightly.

But she didn't fall down after being shot by Rebecca; she didn't even move her feet. Her upper body just tilted forward slightly.

She pushed her eyeballs, which had inexplicably bulged out of their sockets, back into their correct positions, and then slowly turned her head to look at the unfamiliar red-haired woman behind her.

Although Aegon was much smaller than Rebecca, she exuded an aura of pressure that was in no way inferior to Rebecca's, and her momentum was constantly rising, subtly overshadowing Rebecca, giving the impression that she was looking down on her.

...

Rebecca stared coldly at Aegon.

Then he moved his index finger.

boom--

He fired another shot.

Crisp and neat.

This time, Aegon's head is finally connected from front to back.

Two bullets traveled in both directions into her brain, the burning flames illuminating her scalp and face, making her skin appear even whiter.

...

The priests around them, who were dragging their incongruous divine embryos around and dealing with the magical cat combination, noticed this scene and their expressions changed several times.

They didn't know the origin of this red-haired human superior, but since she dared to attack the divine embryo, she had already committed the grave crime of attempting to kill a god. Even if it was a body prepared for the God of Hooks, and the God of Hooks had not yet descended, the one currently managing the divine body was, after all, a consciousness formed from the power of faith.

This is blasphemy, an attempt to kill God, the worst of sins!

What kind of freaks are those who follow Shadow around!

……

In reality, the priests underestimated Rebecca.

They simply don't understand.

It wasn't an attempt to kill a god; she actually accomplished the deed of killing a god.

Not only her, but all the women in the Valrocan family had to know this skill.

And so, the female law enforcement officer, who had no faith power whatsoever, and the divine embryo formed entirely from faith power, clashed, along with a large group of priests.

Rebecca has always seemed to be a better fighter than Milo, ever since the very first case.

...

Milo was engrossed in arguing with the Nebula Giant when he suddenly noticed a hidden killing intent watching him. He only realized what was happening when he saw two combined short blades hanging from the royal residence below.

Sigh, she didn't object when we took the child out.

He muttered to himself, then continued to swat the crowbar at the Nebula Giant.

...

In reality, for Milo, his battle with the Nebula Giants cannot be strictly considered a simple fight.

He initially thought the giants were summoned to counter his fighting force, but he later discovered that the giants' true purpose was actually the Abyss Rift.

Then Milo absolutely could not let Him get close.

This time, the crowbar finally demonstrated its original purpose for the first time: not to annihilate gods or kill Red Hood, but to violently dismantle them.

The Nebula Giant is a massive depot stockpiling of flammable and explosive materials, and Milo is currently using brute force to dismantle its body.

Previously, the explosions of some small, fragmented celestial bodies in the air had already possessed the power to shake the world's barriers. If this thing were to explode all at once, the western continent would probably be missing a corner.

I don't know if I and Rebecca will survive, but the cat is definitely doomed.

(End of this chapter)