Chapter 90 (2/2)

Although these things weren't enough to kill Besemos, the bullets would always hurt when they hit its body. The behemoth instinctively assumed a defensive posture.

Unconsciously, the Wolf Thief's firepower swept across the stage.

The torrent of bullets interrupted the chains that were as thick as a few of Bessemos' arms. The moment Bessemos regained his freedom, he was stunned for a moment before the gigantic beast let out a heaven-shaking roar.

The huge roar caused the Scarlet Wolf's pupils to constrict. He finally realized that there seemed to be an enormous beast on the stage.

Without his command, the wolf bandits who felt threatened naturally turned their guns around.

Not only was the automatic rifle firing continuously, but one of the high speed heavy cannons was also aimed in the direction of Besemos.

At the same time that the ammunition chain was constantly shrinking, the powerful firepower of the high speed heavy artillery immediately bombarded the body of the huge beast.

Feeling the impact of these bullets, which were faster and stronger than ordinary bullets, Bessemos roared in the direction of the heavy artillery, then spread his wings.

When a white smoke circle was shot on the stage, Bessemos soared straight into the sky and instantly left the range of the high-speed heavy artillery.

The high speed heavy artillery's firepower was undoubtedly powerful, but it was very troublesome to adjust the shooting direction, so it was usually only used to suppress the targeted firepower.

Now that Bessemos was in the sky, the heavy gunner on the SUV cursed and adjusted his trajectory.

However, he quickly discovered that this giant beast's agility in the air was no less than a male eagle's. Its flying trajectory made it impossible for him to catch up to Besemos' figure.

In the middle of the air, Besemos roared and tore the shackles from his limbs.

The steel needle, deep into his flesh and bones, brought out some of his flesh, and Besemos almost fell out of the sky in pain.

But compared to freedom, the pain of love was nothing.

The giant beast that had regained its freedom let out a roar that reverberated throughout the city. The Behemoth beast's eyes swiveled around, and its amazing vision quickly led it to the direction of Cumberg who was being led by the arctic fox to retreat in the direction of the inn.

Bessemos vowed to swallow this hateful merchant alive, so under the watchful eyes of the bandit wolf, the huge beast in mid-air circled and then flew off into the distance.

The scarlet wolf also didn't intend to intercept Bessemos. That giant beast didn't seem to be someone who could be easily defeated with pure firepower.

And even if the Scarlet Wolf performed gene switching, the shape of the huge wolf could still take down this terrifying beast.

Thus, Besemos left the square without a hitch.

It flew in the direction of Camber, and Behemoth chose to make a straight breakthrough. On his flight path, the buildings and towers protruding from his body were all shattered by the beasts.

Hollow bricks and splintered wood flew in the air, and the roar of the attack immediately caught the attention of Cumberg and the arctic fox.

Cumberg's feet trembled as Bessemos rushed straight for him.

Bart yelled, ”Disperse, find cover, and wait for an opportunity to attack!”

Not far away, the target crowd began to move in response, but Besemos was unafraid.

It had regained its freedom, and these fragile humans could not stop it from taking revenge.

But just as he was getting close to Camber, Bessemos' ears twitched slightly.

A girl's scream came to the beast's ears. It was confused with other, confused sounds, but Beximos quickly cut it off.

Thus, it could hear clearly that the voice was the one that sang for it before. Thus, Monnie's figure appeared in the giant beast's mind.

She's in danger!

This thought floated in Bessemos' mind, and the behemoth immediately stopped in mid-air.

It turned towards the source of the voice. A hesitant light flashed across Besemos's eyes. He roared and turned around, rushing in the other direction.

That direction was the hotel where Monnie was staying!