Using the MC system to pretend spiritual revival

Chapter 81 Demon
The police officer in charge of perimeter security was completely terrified.

The towering humanoid monster charged forward with an aura of annihilation, its figure rapidly magnifying in its pupils.

The monster is humanoid in shape, with pale, broken skin and large missing areas on its chest and limbs.

It revealed the pale bones and jagged muscles beneath.

At that moment, the police officer facing it dared to swear to God that he could see the dark blue, hardened internal organs between those horrifyingly pale ribs.

This could not possibly be a person in disguise, or some unknown wild beast.

Such an appearance makes survival impossible.

The pair of curved, jet-black ram's horns on the other's equally skeletal head seemed to indicate its origin.

"demon……"

These were the last two words he uttered.

Then the next moment.

The monster, holding a tattered, black longsword upside down, sliced ​​the human in front of it in two from its shoulder.

Then, the monster didn't stop.

Amidst the shock of the others, he once again took long strides, much longer than anyone else's, and quickly ran to another person not far away.

He repeated the same method, raising his longsword high once more.

Fortunately, the target wasn't intimidated this time.

The moment the monster swung its sword, the officer rolled to the side, narrowly avoiding it.

The rotten and dilapidated longsword slammed heavily into the ground, like a giant hammer.

Most of the sword blade was embedded in the solid ground.

Those who were close by could even feel the vibrations beneath their feet.

This violent and bloody scene is shocking to everyone who is still alive.

"Stop standing there, fire! Kill this monster!"

The whole process sounds complicated, but it actually only takes a few breaths.

At that moment, Dawn was the first to react, drawing his pistol from his waist and firing wildly at the terrifying monster.

His skillful drawing and firing allowed him to successfully hit his opponent with most of his bullets.

The metal projectiles blasted craters into the opponent's tall body.

The enemy did not appear to be invulnerable, but these few bullets did not seem to be able to disable it.

However, it successfully attracted hatred.

The humanoid monster abandoned the police officer rolling around on the ground and turned to charge at Dawn, who was holding a gun.

At this point, Dawn had emptied the magazine in his pistol and was quickly taking out a spare magazine to change it.

But clearly, no matter how skilled he was, he couldn't outrun the speed of the monster on the other side.

Fortunately, the remaining two team members reacted at this moment and raised their guns to fire.

But clearly, their shooting skills were not as good as their captain's.

A large number of bullets struck the surrounding ground, with only a small portion hitting the fast-moving humanoid monster.

But this also bought Dawn a little breathing space.

He quickly rolled to the side, dodging the charging monster.

next moment.

He turned around, raised his reloaded pistol, and fired repeatedly at the monster's back.

"Bang! Bang! Bang!"

This time he was well prepared, and his first three shots accurately hit the back of the humanoid monster's head, blowing a large piece of its scalp and a small part of its skull to the ground.

Subsequently, although the remaining bullets were not as accurate, most of them still hit the monster's torso.

This monster was large and strong, with an incredibly high burst speed, but it seemed to lack agility. After this failed charge, it was given another opportunity to launch a series of attacks. Only after Dawn emptied his magazine did the monster turn around.

However, the monster, now facing the crowd again, was even more terrifying than when it first appeared.

Dawn's precise headshots not only shattered the skin and skull of the back of his head.

It even pierced the monster's brain, exploding several bloody holes in its face.

Dawn swore he could see the house behind through that hole.

"Ori Crab! What the hell is this monster... Is it immortal?"

Hearing his captain's uncontrollable cursing, the team member who had been rolling on the ground got up and rejoined the team.

Although none of the three said anything, they were internally screaming the same question as their captain.

This operation was originally intended to explore the situation and rescue personnel, so it did not involve carrying excessive ammunition or supplies.

Most of them are detection devices, along with antidotes and the like.

Even Dawn's pistol had just emptied its last magazine, and the other officers were also running out of ammunition.

The monsters were clearly not going to be so merciful as to let them rest and replenish their ammunition.

Although the monster opposite them looked rather gruesome, it moved with incredible speed and didn't seem to be injured at all.

Dawn was wondering if this monster was actually immortal, and if even if they came with submachine guns, they wouldn't be able to do anything to it.
Judging from the situation, unless heavy firepower is used, ordinary bullets have too small a destructive area to break the overall structure.

The monster before them clearly could not be stopped without tearing it to pieces.

However, this operation carried very little ammunition, let alone heavy firepower; Dawn couldn't even get out a single grenade.

The whole process was said to take a long time, but in reality, Dawn's thoughts were swirling in his head for only a few breaths.

Just as the tall, humanoid monster turned around, preparing to charge again, a plan flashed into Dawn's mind.

The situation is urgent, and there is no time for him to hesitate.

He quickly retreated, creating distance.

During the process, he removed the walkie-talkie from his chest and connected it to the communication device of Donnie, a team member who remained on the highway.

Before anyone could speak, Dawn quickly issued the order.

"Listen, Donnie! There's a terrifying monster on the farm! Many team members have already been killed, and we're running low on ammunition! Start the car right now and drive in at full speed, ready to follow my hand signals!"

This series of words completely stunned Donnie, who was sitting in the medical vehicle.

Before he could ask what it meant, a series of loud crashing sounds came from the other end, and then the signal was cut off.

Donnie looked up, somewhat bewildered, and blinked.

The elderly couple, Mr. and Mrs. John, who had been watching the situation closely, also heard the conversation coming from the walkie-talkie and couldn't help but look a little nervous.

"Officer, what happened? What does he mean by saying there's a monster on our farm?"

Mary asked a couple of questions, but only received a bewildered shake of her head from Donnie.

He thought he had just heard faint gunshots, and combined with the message his captain had just sent, this made him feel uneasy.

Seeing this, old John realized something was wrong and quickly pulled his wife away.

"Officer, you go ahead. We can take care of ourselves. The mission is more important."

Hearing what his protector said, and considering the captain's serious tone, Donnie didn't hesitate any longer.

He nimbly jumped out of the ambulance and ran towards the police car he had come in.

Recalling the captain's tone just now, the more I thought about it, the more something seemed off. Combining the content, everything about it seemed eerie.

However, the urging in the other person's words also told him how urgent the matter was.

In the end, Donnie gritted his teeth and stopped thinking about it.

He turned the key to start the car, slammed on the gas, and sped into the half-open farm gate.

(End of this chapter)