She doesn't want to pretend anymore

"She's not scared, she's observing the monster."

Mr. Hunter is more experienced than Louis and has a more accurate view.

He suspected that this X666 was more powerful than his own daughter.

My daughter had the last show yesterday and Manshu had the first show today.

It would be interesting if we had a winning streak.

Mr. Hunter crossed himself, hoping the poor girl would survive.

As long as she won, she might be able to hold out until they came to rescue her.

Louis stared at Manshu carefully, hoping that she would win.

For this purpose, he even took a sketch pad and drew pictures of Mansu while watching.

These pictures may be censored in the future, but he still drew them, which might be more interesting.

Seeing that Manshu did not move and someone whistled to urge him to take action, the monster pounced on Manshu.

Manshu had seen this move yesterday.

She was not afraid at all and had already thought of a countermeasure.

The monster was larger than an ordinary person, and the animal he combined with was not very flexible, so Manshu dodged the monster with a flash. At the same time, she approached the monster's arm and found his pincers.

There was a flash of surprise in the monster's eyes. It obviously didn't expect that his attack had no effect.

He raised the pliers, wanting to pierce Manshu's body with one pliers.

While Manshu ducked to avoid the attack, he grabbed the pliers with both hands.

The monster couldn't move. Manshu somersaulted to avoid the attack of his other pincer, and everyone heard a clicking sound.

The monster's pincers were broken by Manshu!

However, she only twisted the monster's claws and failed to break it off.

This was enough to shock the audience inside and outside the venue.

Even the people watching the show upstairs were surprised.

"This X666 is quite interesting. She can actually break the test subject's pincers."

"Could it be that the experimental subjects this time are too bad?"

Questions were raised.

The researchers were divided into two groups, and the group that asked the questions was naturally not the one that created this monster.

The expressions of the other group of people were not so good.

This monster has experienced many battles and rarely loses.

We have lost two games in a row recently.

The newcomers this time seem to be quite good.

However, they don't think that these humans are so lucky.

As for the girl who broke the experimental subject's pincers, perhaps she was just a little stronger than an ordinary person.

Of course, it could also be that she is just lucky.

Otherwise, how could we defeat their weapons again and again?

"Didn't you see before whether the experimental subject was bad or not?"

"Maybe this girl is just lucky." The angry party still stiffened his neck and tried to argue.

The other party just said that. Everyone knows that the experimental subjects produced by their first group are not bad. No matter how sour the people in the second group are, they can't be confused.

The problem must be with that girl.

Manshu broke the monster's pincers. The monster felt pain and vowed to throw Manshu out of the field.

He also killed Manshu.

Is Manshu afraid?

She held the pliers tightly, and when the monster shook her off, she even held the pliers and turned around, twisting them in the opposite direction.

I wanted to use the monster's own strength to directly unscrew the pliers.

The monster didn't expect her to do this.

What the audience saw was Manshu swinging on the monster's claws.

The monster made strange noises, as if it wanted to kill Manshu.

But the next second, everyone saw Manshu pulling the monster's pincers off.