My Werewolf System

Chapter 1174  Blowing Some Steam

The group of men in black looked at each other as they noticed two things: a general uptick in the voice of Park as soon as he saw the individual, and the fastening of his heartbeat.

These were signs to them that Park had complete trust in the individual.

“Who’s he, is he on the list?” One of them asked.

“No.” Another sniffed the air. “And he doesn’t seem to be one of them. Just focus on the target.”

One of the vampires quickly knocked two hands away that were filled with brass knuckles; when knocking them away, the attackers’ hands were mangled as the bones in his forearms had broken.

“ARGHHH!” The man shouted, screaming in pain.

The vampire then swirled both its arms around in the air, and red aura had started to gather in the air, like a floating circle. It was in the middle of doing something before it felt it being taken out by its side.

A heavy blow had hit it, and before the vampire knew it, it was lifted off its feet and continued to fly through the air. When it eventually landed on the ground, it bounced and continued to fly further off in the distance.

“What the…I thought you said he wasn’t one of them!” A vampire shouted.

Staring at the person responsible, they could see the large man in black and gold, huffing and puffing, and slight steam coming out of his nose.

“Do you think I would really just stand here and watch what you guys did to my people without doing anything!” Austin shouted.

Right after, he saw that one of the vampires swung their hands. The strange red aura he saw a glimpse of had come out. All Austin could do at this point was brace himself as he lifted his arms in front of him.

The blood crashed into him, and initially, the aura was unable to pierce his skin and hurt him, but only a millisecond after the aura had hit, and the blood had exploded as it touched him.

“Hey, what are you doing?” One of the vampires shouted. “We aren’t meant to use them. If Jin finds out, you will have a lot to answer for.”

“I think the situation warrants us using the full extent of our capabilities,” another answered. “We have an unexpected variable that is in our way.”

In the middle of the discussion, one of the vampires quickly had lifted up a car. They were small in size and had done so with next to no effort. Then, throwing back both of its arms, the car was swung forward through the air right at Austin.

At the same time, the other vampires used their red aura to attack, swinging their arms left and right, all heading toward Austin. Jumping in front of it, and swinging his arms, Park had arrived.

He took one of the hits with his body, he reached out to slash his claw through another and kicked off his feet to reach a third attack, all before any of them would reach Austin.

The car itself, though, Austin reached out one hand, and he stopped it. The strength of the car being hurled didn’t push him back, nor did it hurt him; instead, he had caught it perfectly.

“You seem to have not done far enough research!” Austin said as he hurled the car back right at them.

It was returned at double the speed through the air, heading towards the group. The car scratched itself against the ground, scraping on the floor and crashing into the shops.

The car had stopped, but now the group of men dressed in black, they were no longer there.

“Did you get rid of them?” Park asked.

“No….it seems they have decided to run away, for now,” Austin answered as he kissed his teeth. “I didn’t even get to try out my full transformation. I thought they could help me with those side of things.”

Just then, his phone dinged, and looking at it, he had received the message from Olivia and Marie.

“This…situation might be worse than I thought. It’s a good thing that I was told of the commotion. Come on, let’s get in your car and try to find the others,” Austin suggested.

“Ah right…the car.” Park nervously answered as he looked in a particular direction.

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Elsewhere in the city of Slough, Gary was finally able to return to Cipen. He had been living with his parents and sister for quite a while because the commotion was too much.

Every person wanted to stop him on the high street; they wanted to talk to him, and thank him, or ask him a hundred and one questions about what it was like to be in the AFC, or to fight against Harvor.

It was annoying, but he couldn’t blame them; they were just curious and filled with excitement, if he was in their shoes, he probably would have done the same.

He still needed to wear a disguise when he went out, but there weren’t those that were hounding him at every corner, so his disguises were working better now.

Which was why, for the first time in a while, Gary was finally able to return to his apartment in Cipen than live with his family.

‘It’s going to be nice just to have my own space. Getting out of the shower without having to cover up. Going to the toilet with the door wide open, and just having whatever I want on as background noise!

‘I was getting sick and tired of those cleaning videos that Amy would put on,’ Gary sighed.

The elevator door opened to the top floor of the apartment block, the penthouse. Walking ahead, just shy of his door, he had stopped, as he looked at the digital handle and lock.

‘It’s…broken.’