Charlus looked at the weird cross that was between him and the KKK member.

“Are you expecting that cross to summon an imaginary being that will save you from this crisis?”

Charlus suddenly felt a faint pressure. He saw the cross light up. It floated out of the KKK member’s hand and started expanding.

In a few seconds, the cross had morphed into a human figure made of light.

Charlus cursed.

“Fuck my garbage mouth.”

[KKK Guardian (Elite) Lvl 30]

Charlus looked at the human figure in front of him. He needed to get past it to get the more valuable Exp from the KKK members. He tried to get past the KKK Guardian to grab the person who had summoned the KKK Guardian.

The KKK Guardian stood in the way. It pushed Charlus’ hand away and was about to punch Charlus in the rib cage but Charlus saw it coming. he dodged it by pushing himself away from the fist by tugging the shoulder of the Guardian.

Charlus immediately created some distance. He took out his dagger again and turned it the right way. He got ready for his next attack. The more time he took to defeat the guardian, the more time he gave the KKK members to run away.

Charlus ran towards the Guardian with his dagger pointed towards it. He jumped towards it, ready to stab it in the chest.

To Charlus’ amazement, the Guardian dodged. This was the first time someone had dodged his attack. To Charlus, this was new. He immediately stepped back.

“Damn your Agi isn’t a joke. But it’s not as good as mine.”

Charlus went in again.. He brought out both his daggers this time. And instead of jumping towards it to finish it off in a single blow, he tried to decrease the distance between them for some close combat.

He was able to get near the Guardian. He started exchanging blows. Each of his dagger swipes and stabs were parried by the Guardian, but the Guardian could barely keep up with Charlus’ attacks.

Charlus noticed this. He made sure that his attacks were rhythmic. Several blows later, Charlus unleashed his General’s Charge.

[441 Damage Dealt]

Charlus looked at the HP of the KKK Guardian.

[KKK Guardian (Elite) Lvl 30]

[559/1000]

Charlus cursed. While this was lower than the HP of the Golems he had gone against, it was significantly faster and clearly not even made to deal damage but to waste time.

Charlus immediately picked up the pace. He started slashing both his daggers at once without caring for any counter attacks.

[189 Damage Dealt]

The Guardian cleverly blocked the runic dagger and strategically got hit by the rusted dagger.

Charlus knew that he could whittle away the health quickly if he was fast enough and repeated his actions.

[You have defeated KKK Guardian (Elite) Lvl 30]

[450 Exp Awarded]

Charlus looked in front. The KKK members were no where in sight. Charlus sighed. he then started looking for his loot.

[You have looted KKK Guardian]

[Rare Skill Book – Sword of Light]

Charlus immediately checked it out.

[Rare Skill Book – Sword of Light]

[Unleash a Sword made of Light at a single enemy]

[Damage – 9x Str]

[Cost – 50 MP]

[Cooldown – 10 Minutes]

Charlus smiled. This was a good skill. He learnt it and looked at the other defeated enemies that he had to loot.

[$1300 Obtained]

[1x Key Obtained]

Charlus looked at the key he had obtained. He then looked at the unconscious KKK members. Then he looked around at the empty street.

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Charlus smashed a bucket of water into Molly Smith’s face. It didn’t wake her up. He refilled the bucket and did it once more. This time she showed signs of stirring.

Charlus waited for Molly to get up.

“Hey! How are you doing? Woke up yet?”

“Who are you?”

Molly was still mumbling her words. Charlus smashed another bucket of water. This completely woke her up.

“You… what are you doing-“

“Not laying nude and broken? You guys didn’t have the capabilities. But you should stop questioning me. I ask the questions here.”

Molly suddenly gained awareness of her situation. She was dangling upside down from the lamp posts. She looked around and saw that the other members were also in a similar state. And also, all of them had another thing in common.