When Wu Er was restrained, the man's eyes did not waver, as if he had a clear conscience about everything he had done.

Now that Wu Er is free from restraint, this man's eyes are shifty and he no longer has the same clear conscience as before.

"Spare me, I'll only take a drop of your blood in exchange for my life."

"snort."

Wu Er didn't say much, and reached out to slap the man on the head.

A loud bang was heard, followed by blood and brain matter splattering everywhere, and a headless corpse fell to the ground.

Seeing this scene, Wu Er felt no remorse whatsoever; the whole incident left him completely unmoved.

What feeling is the clearest?

Perhaps the pain in my body has lessened a bit...

However, this is only the first person. Even if the death of one person can alleviate the pain, how much can it really alleviate it?

Wu Er still felt a lot of pain all over his body, and he needed painkillers.

It is unfortunate that killing one person cannot completely stop the pain.

Fortunately, Wu Er wasn't the only one who hurt him.

Bloodstained figures continued to move through the city.

Meanwhile, cries for mercy and screams of agony could be heard from time to time throughout the city.

Interestingly enough, the crows outside the city heard these sounds and, as if wanting to have a contest, actually raised their voices as well.

Large flocks of crows were outside the barrier, cawing and flapping their wings, amplifying their unpleasant and shrill cries to the maximum.

Various sounds clamored in turn, each trying to see whose voice was the loudest.

Suddenly a bolt of lightning streaked across the sky, followed by a loud "boom".

After the thunder roared, the entire world fell silent for a moment.

Sure enough, compared to the other sounds, thunder was the loudest.

By the way...

Since there's thunder, it means it's going to rain.