The Pseudo-Human Academy: Starting with a Bricklayer Personality

Gui's mind was not very sharp to begin with, and now that Xu Feng was choking him, he was even more confused.

It didn't understand Xu Feng's question at all, and stubbornly believed that the advantage was in its hands and that the humans in front of it should be afraid of it.

After all, it is immortal.

"You know... you're scared?"

He managed to squeeze out a few words with difficulty, a smug smile spreading across his face:

"There are many beings like me in this city. I admit I can't do anything to you, human. How about we each take a step back? You can't kill me anyway."

"Should we each take a step back?"

Xu Feng chuckled softly, as if he had heard something extremely funny.

His smile was elegant and composed, but his eyes were cold and piercing, like a high and mighty god looking down on his ant-like prey.

"I asked you if you had any other accomplices, and you're telling me to compromise?"

He tightened his fingers slightly, and a gurgling sound came from his throat, his face turning even redder.

"It seems that you, having become a monster, have completely lost your human intelligence and can no longer understand human speech."

Xu Feng's eyes suddenly sharpened, and he increased the pressure in his hand again:

"Since that's the case, then let you wail in despair! Don't worry, no one will come to save you."

After saying that, he twisted it hard without hesitation.

"Snap!"

The crisp sound of bones cracking rang out again.

Gui's neck was snapped, his head was tilted to one side at an eerie angle, his scarlet eyes lost all light, and his limbs stopped struggling.

[You have killed an unknown creature and gained 2 experience points.]

The notification tone sounded again.

Xu Feng casually tossed the ghost's corpse to the ground, his face expressionless as he watched the body gradually lose its life.

This monster is really not easy to handle.

Compared to the Ming Dynasty's most resilient king, he's nowhere near as good.

However, just three seconds later, the monster on the ground stirred again.

The severed neck healed at a speed visible to the naked eye, the limbs began to twitch again, and the scarlet eyes lit up once more.

Five seconds later, it got up again, and for the first time, a hint of panic appeared in its eyes as it looked at Xu Feng.

But it still didn't give up, roaring as it pounced on Xu Feng again, bringing a stench to his face.

Xu Feng dodged to the side expressionlessly, then swung a ruler at its chest, breaking several of its ribs and shattering its heart.

[You have killed an unknown creature and gained 2 experience points.]

Three seconds later, the ghost revived.

This time, Xu Feng didn't give it a chance to pounce. He stomped it under his foot and slashed its throat with the scalpel in his hand.

[You have killed an unknown creature and gained 2 experience points.]

To resurrect, to kill.

To resurrect, to kill.

The following scenes were extremely cruel and bloody.

Xu Feng, like an elegant executioner, relentlessly tortured the monster again and again.

His movements were calm and unhurried, each attack precise and ruthless, without the slightest unnecessary movement.

The crisp sound of a ruler breaking bones, the hissing sound of a scalpel cutting skin, and the eerie wail of a dying man intertwined to create a chilling symphony of death.

The eerie expression, initially one of tyranny and greed, gradually shifted to one of shock as the character was killed and resurrected time and again.

It couldn't understand why the man in front of it had such abundant physical strength.

Why can it kill it again and again without getting tired?

As the number of times it was tortured increased, the shock in its eyes was gradually replaced by terror.

The pain of each death is real, and the fear after each resurrection is constantly accumulating.

It began to feel fear, fear of the excruciating pain of broken bones and a choked throat, fear of the despair of losing consciousness only to have it recombine.

When Xu Feng killed it for the hundredth time, and then watched it revive for the hundredth time, the ghost's spirit finally teetered on the brink of collapse.

It no longer roared or pounced; it simply lay on the ground, its body trembling violently.

The look in his eyes as he stared at Xu Feng was filled with extreme fear, as if he were seeing a demon crawling out of hell.

"No...no..." Its voice was hoarse and broken, choked with sobs, "You...you're not human...you're a demon...a demon that crawled out of hell!"

Xu Feng paused slightly in his movements.

He looked at the trembling ghost lying on the ground, a trace of reminiscence flashing in his eyes.

"Your words remind me of an old friend."

He spoke slowly, involuntarily spreading his hands as if he had witnessed something incredibly wonderful, his tone filled with a deep sense of nostalgia:

"I remember a monkey doing the same thing to me before; it felt really wonderful!"

A complex smile appeared on Xu Feng's lips, which was then replaced by a cold cruelty.

He raised his foot and stomped on the ghost's chest again, pinning it firmly to the ground. Xu Feng looked at the ghost as if he were looking at livestock, not a ghost.

Livestock that can be cooked.

This sent chills down the spine of the eerie man!

"Spare me! Please, spare me!" Gui finally broke down completely, frantically begging for mercy, "I was blind, I was arrogant and disrespectful, I offended you! Please, spare my life! I'll never dare to do it again!"

Its voice was filled with endless fear and despair, and saliva mixed with tears and black blood kept dripping from the corners of its mouth, soaking the ground beneath it.

However, Xu Feng had no intention of letting it go.

He looked down at the monster at his feet, begging for mercy, a smile of excitement spreading across his face, his eyes gleaming with sadistic malice.

He could clearly feel his experience points increasing little by little. Although it was only 2 points each time, it added up. If he played all night, he should be able to reach level 16!

Xu Feng's voice was cold and cruel:

"Spare your life? You wretch who has no respect for life whatsoever! May you repent forever in endless death!"

He raised the ruler in his hand and smashed it down on the monster's head again.

"Snap!"

[You have killed an unknown creature and gained 2 experience points.]

Three seconds later, the ghost revived.

This time, it neither begged for mercy nor struggled. It simply lay on the ground, its eyes vacant, like a puppet that had lost all hope.

Looking at its appearance, Xu Feng's excitement faded slightly.

How boring. An experienced player is just an experienced player; how dare he pretend to be a ghost to scare him?

However, you still need to grind for experience points.

He raised the ruler in his hand again, and the cycle of death continued.

The night wind blew, stirring up dust and bloodstains on the ground, and the sound of blunt force hammering flesh echoed through the alley.

That elegant yet cruel figure, like a terrifying butcher, continued its relentless cycle of killing and reaping.