I Fell into the Game with Instant Kill

Chapter 42.2: Blood Magic (5) And this one is a bonus chapter from me because y’all have been such amazing readers! ^^

Before leaving the forest for the last time under the vampires’ send-off, one elder spoke to me.

It was the vampire who seemed the oldest.

“Can I ask the Lord about one thing about the world outside?”

“···?”

“Is the Tyrant still positioned as the Sixth Lord of Calderic…?”

···The Tyrant?

I nodded at his question.

At that, the elders all had a sullen face.

I understood their reaction.

Because if there was only one person who made the greatest contribution to making the reputation of the vampire race on this continent sank to the bottom as it was now, it was the Tyrant.

He probably wondered if the Tyrant was still doing that kind of shit outside, so he asked me that question.

“Then please take care. I will never forget the kindness that the Lord has given upon our tribe.”

Anyway, that’s how I left the vampires’ home.

After getting some distance, I said to Asher.

“Wait here for a minute.”

“Yes.”

Asher answered with a puzzled look.

I left her and moved into the thick forest.

Soon, when I couldn’t feel her presence completely, I stopped and looked around.

I stretched out my hand in the air and properly spread the blood.

Uh uh.

The blood that passed through the skin from the palm and seep into it floated up.

I looked at it curiously, moved it around, and tried to put it together in the shape of a ball.

The blood swam through the air at my will.

This is the feeling.

It did not differ from a telekinetic force that only worked on my blood.

It felt like I was flapping my wings for the first time, even though those wings didn’t exist at all.

I filled the blood I was controlling and shot it at the tree in front of me. Make it sharp like a thorn.

Whoops!

A powerful shot of blood collided with the tree and broke the bark a little.

···Well, it is quite fast.

It was much faster than an arrow, but it had no power at all.

Earlier, when vampires attacked me and used blood magic, they blew up the entire forest and showed tremendous power.

But I couldn’t.

Because I was a human, not a vampire.

To remember, in the game race setting, vampires said that their blood density and regenerative power itself differed from other races.

That’s why it was possible to extract such an absurd amount of blood from a body of a size no different from that of a human and use it as a weapon.

So, no matter how much blood I got, unless my race was a vampire, I couldn’t produce such an abnormal power.

In short, the weapon was a machine gun, but the bullet inside was a BB pellet.

Gascalid’s unique ability, blood stealing. It looked like I could use it with its original power, considering that the chief warrior’s blood skill was completely sealed earlier, but blood manipulation was limited to this level.

There is a lot of heterogeneity.

In the first place, there was a sense of disparity felt when manipulating blood. It was not suitable for me because I was a human being.

If this sense of heterogeneity was reduced, I could increase the speed even more than it was now.

Does it increase as you continue to use it?

Actually, for me, power wasn’t the most important part.

If the enemy came into contact with my blood anyway, I could kill them, so what did it matter? It was just a little sad.

And there is also super-regeneration, so there will be no pressure to use blood magic.

This time, I shot the blood floating in the air by dividing it into three branches.

It was a lot more difficult to control when I tried to shoot them separately.

In any case, it was very encouraging to get the ability to maximize the efficiency of instant kill.

The defense was floating veil, and the attack was instant kill using blood magic, and even super sensory.

With these abilities combination, now, most things wouldn’t be a threat to me.

There are still weaknesses.

It was still difficult to use instant kill if the enemy was too fast to hit with blood, or if they were wearing a full body armor and using a shield.

But the strength of my instant kill was that no one knew about this ability.

Even if I encountered such an enemy, if I was vigilant enough, I could deal with them somehow.

I stood with my arms crossed and thought about it, then turned my head to one side.

There was something approaching this way.

It was a huge wild boar the size of a house.

It was also the monster we encountered the most while wandering through the forest.

The guy who found me snorted and rushed right in.

I put a drop of blood on my finger and shoot it at him.

As soon as it came into contact with the blood, its body relaxed and it slipped as it had been running and rolled on the ground noisily.

I stared at the wild boar, who was lying on the ground and no longer moving, then I turned around, stirring up the dust that had risen.

“Should I stop?”

I had tried enough of my newly gained blood skills, and now I had to go back to where Asher was.