A spy in a certain comic

"Don't hide and let me kill you."

Seeing that Ward kept dodging and did not take the initiative to attack, the hive became impatient, and made one of its tentacles longer and thicker, besieging Ward from both sides, trying to trap him.

Ward had already thought of a way at this time, but the siege of the hive made him very embarrassed, so he could only turn his defense into an offense, grab the gap in front, and rush towards the hive.

Hive immediately waved two tentacles to block them, but Ward cut them all off with one hand and one knife.

Yes, Ward no longer uses his separate right hand as a weapon, but turns his left hand into a hand knife, attacking both sides at the same time.

Two weapons attack at the same time, and the attack frequency will be much faster.

Although Ward doesn't know how to fight each other, there are times when he's in a hurry when attacking like this, but it's not a big problem.

The two big tentacles have been cut into countless small pieces by Ward, because his speed is getting faster and faster, and the more proficient he is, the hive can't even keep up with the speed of recovery.

However, the hive is not without other options.

The small tentacles on his head also began to grow, and each tentacle grew out, truly taking on the appearance of a Hydra.

Surrounded by so many tentacles, they have become a net, enclosing Ward in the middle.

Ward is still chopping, but because there are too many targets, he has also chopped tentacles, and can only cause some wounds.

But it's useless to cut it off, so what's the use of cutting it out?

Seeing that there was not enough space for him to rush out, Ward did not hold on, canceled the metal form, quickly changed into air form, and got out through the small gaps in the countless tentacles.

Outside, Hive saw that she had trapped Ward, and became happy in her heart. She was already thinking about how to occupy Ward's body in the future, know Ward's memory, and find out who he is.

But the greater the hope, the greater the disappointment

The honeycomb squeezed with the last of its strength, not afraid of crushing the metal Ward.

But the result was that he directly squeezed the air and found nothing.

What's going on? Where's the metal man?

Hive immediately released its tentacles, wanting to know why.

"Don't hide and let me kill you."

Seeing that Ward kept dodging and did not take the initiative to attack, the hive became impatient, and made one of its tentacles longer and thicker, besieging Ward from both sides, trying to trap him.

Ward had already thought of a way at this time, but the siege of the hive made him very embarrassed, so he could only turn his defense into an offense, grab the gap in front, and rush towards the hive.

Hive immediately waved two tentacles to block them, but Ward cut them all off with one hand and one knife.

Yes, Ward no longer uses his separate right hand as a weapon, but turns his left hand into a hand knife, attacking both sides at the same time.

Two weapons attack at the same time, and the attack frequency will be much faster.

Although Ward doesn't know how to fight each other, there are times when he's in a hurry when attacking like this, but it's not a big problem.

The two big tentacles have been cut into countless small pieces by Ward, because his speed is getting faster and faster, and the more proficient he is, the hive can't even keep up with the speed of recovery.

However, the hive is not without other options.

The small tentacles on his head also began to grow, and each tentacle grew out, truly taking on the appearance of a Hydra.

Surrounded by so many tentacles, they have become a net, enclosing Ward in the middle.

Ward is still chopping, but because there are too many targets, he has also chopped tentacles, and can only cause some wounds.

But it's useless to cut it off, so what's the use of cutting it out?

Seeing that there was no enough gap for him to rush out, Ward did not hold on, canceled the metal form, quickly transformed into the air form, and got out through the small gaps in the countless tentacles. . .

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