Chapter 109, Wu’s death (two in one)1

The pale bone spike pierced through the body of the flame, bringing with it traces of blood as it sprinkled on the ground.

Just like that, Su Hui’s front claw was injured by the enemy in front of him, piercing a bloody hole in the center of his Wolf Claw.

Of course, the enemy was not completely unharmed. The bone spike that had stabbed Su Hui became charred black, emitting an unpleasant smell.

Under the intense pain, Su Hui let out a mournful cry. The blood in his front claws was quickly burned dry by the flames, but his injuries were still not alleviated.

Su Hui endured the pain and forced himself to stand up, staring at the giant bear in front of him.

This opponent of his was different from the other brown bears. The mutation it produced was inside the body.

The opponent could control the bones in the body and expose them to the outside of the body, forming thin and long bone spikes that had the effect of attacking and defending.