As the savior, I only want to play single-player games.

He has a good physical foundation, is young, and has a strong ability to recover.

If you want the arrow to be more powerful, you need to infuse it with more life force.

Tendou Kagura immediately realized that with the meteorite in his hand, his combat power would reach a level he could not have imagined.

"Is this a gift from the system?" Tendou Kagura wondered to himself. It was a gift from heaven, but it didn't quite seem like it.

The system never cared whether he lived or died.

Perhaps it was the blessing of the girl that worked; she possessed a certain kind of great fortune, otherwise she would not have been able to survive in a world full of evil spirits.

However, this doesn't quite make sense and contradicts the system rules.

who cares!

After suffering for so long, we finally see a glimmer of hope.

However, Tendo Kagura is not the type to experience extreme joy or sorrow.

He experimented for a long time before finally placing the meteorite on the back of the motorcycle, securing it, and then speeding off southwest.

……

Night fell quickly, giving almost no chance to react.

Tendou Kagura traveled in the darkness, covering approximately eight or nine hundred miles in this time, his dark eyes ensuring he could observe the road conditions.

The motorcycle engine was extremely loud, carrying far into the darkness.

Surprisingly, no shadowy creatures jumped out to attack him.

The fishing plan failed.

Last time, he didn't get very far before being caught by seven shadow creatures, but as he went deeper, he didn't encounter a single shadow creature tonight.

Something felt subtly off.

Tendou Kagura rushed over, catching a faint glimmer of light in the darkness, and continued on her way.

Upon closer inspection, he discovered that this was originally a temporary dwelling built by humans.

Thirty or forty tents have already been set up.

But no one was asleep; it remained quiet, with only the faint light from the lights that had been turned on in the chaos illuminating a corner of the place.

The entire camp was stained red with blood, and hundreds of corpses lay there with their eyes wide open in death, most of them killed by throat-slitting and piercing injuries.

The body was still warm.

"The shadowy creatures around here have been attracted by these people..."

Tendou Kagura quickly assessed the situation, bent down, and closed the eyes of a young man who died with his eyes wide open. No wonder those things hadn't come looking for him.

According to information gathered along the way, the number of shadowy creatures is limited, and they are scattered across the land.

No one knows where they come from; humans only know that these shadowy creatures only move at night.

He looked south, where many corpses lay scattered. Some must have realized what was happening and were killed while trying to escape, while others disappeared into the darkness on vehicles.

Those creatures went after them, and humans, unable to outrun shadowy creatures in the dark, were likely doomed.

Tendou Kagura discovered a radio that was still running, with a corpse lying on it, and it was beeping incessantly.

Kagura Tendou sat in a relatively clean spot in the camp.

He waited quietly, letting the motorcycle engine hum.

The bright headlights shone on Kagura Tendou, stretching his silhouette extremely long. His expression in the shadows was restrained, dark, and terrifying, revealing nothing of his thoughts.

Two minutes later, the light source was suddenly extinguished, plunging the area into darkness once again.

Having already activated her Dark Eyes, Tendou Kagura counted all the shadowy creatures within a hundred meters of her.

Eight!

There's one more than last time.

In the darkness, Kagura Tendou raised her hand, pulled out the large bow stuck in the ground beside her, and then stood up.

Swish!

The eight shadow creatures moved together, faster than lightning, because they could teleport. Almost instantly, sixteen sharp blades were aimed at his vital points.

Seizing this moment, Tendou Kagura unleashed his pent-up killing intent, combined with the murderous aura emanating from his body. The surging, violent killing intent, originating from the invisible pressure of space, caused the movements of these shadowy creatures to halt simultaneously.

Kagura's internal energy had already surged wildly into the meteorite, making the heavy bow incredibly light.

Meteorites are mysterious objects. Besides launching extremely powerful arrows, their strength is also beyond doubt. Today, he used the bow to smash half a mountain to test its hardness, but the bow itself remained completely unchanged.

He swung his hand and struck, the tip of the meteorite drawing an arc, spinning like a meteor for more than half a revolution, before making contact with three shadowy creatures with his bow.

The process can be described as collapsing in an instant, much like hitting tempered glass with a window breaker.

The three shadowy creatures remained silent, their bodies melting into the darkness, and three irregular triangular crystals fell out of thin air.

His movements were extremely swift, but he inevitably suffered more than a dozen wounds. Spiritual blood gushed out, staining his entire body red. However, his body was so strong that as long as he avoided the head, his internal organs would no longer be a fatal weakness. Tiandao Shenle did not stop moving. He drew his bow and shattered the bodies of two shadowy creatures with a backhand.

The remaining three quickly realized something was wrong; the enemy's counterattack was too strong, unlike any human they had ever seen before.

Recovering from the mental shock, they did not launch a follow-up attack. Instead, they teleported twice to create a distance of 200 meters between themselves and landed. They were evenly distributed in an equilateral triangle, with each shadowy creature equidistant from the Heavenly Dao Kagura, surrounding him and waiting for an opportunity to strike.

The spiritual impact of Tendou Kagura is insufficient to deter enemies at a distance.

So he didn't hesitate, nocked an arrow, knowing full well that the shadowy creature couldn't teleport three times in a short period of time.

"die!"

With the arrow nocked, the dark eyes locked onto the target. In the darkness, a faintly glowing arrow pierced through a shadowy creature directly in front of it, exiting through its body and falling as a crystal, giving it no chance to react.

The shadowy creatures to the left and right rear suddenly drifted backward.

They lack intelligence, but possess rational judgment and never make unnecessary sacrifices.

The teleportation attack tactic was ineffective against Kagura Tendo; after creating distance, she was shot dead by an arrow.

This battle is completely unwinnable.

Tendou Kagura, wielding the Meteorite, killed another Shadow Creature. When he tried to lock onto the last one, he discovered it had vanished.

The fact that not all the Shadow Creatures were wiped out left Kagura Tendou somewhat disappointed.

Those who break my heart must die: Chapter Four: The Caravan [Fourth Update]

It has to be said that the meteorite really gave him a big surprise.

A mysterious weapon-like object, and judging from its name, this bow must have an extraordinary origin. Kagura Tendou is currently unable to fathom its maximum power, only feeling that the bow's core is like a bottomless pit, and even if he filled it with all his energy, it wouldn't be enough.

After collecting all the spoils, Tendou Kagura exchanged them for a bottle of healing spray. This thing was ridiculously expensive, costing 300 points for a small bottle, and it could only accelerate the healing of injuries. She then sprayed it onto her chest and throat, and the wounds pierced by the shadow creatures healed quickly, but her internal organs still felt sharp pain, especially her lungs, which felt like they were leaking air.

He staggered onto the motorcycle and continued heading southwest.

But before dawn, a faint, tiny light suddenly appeared in the dark wilderness, wandering through the darkness.

As the distance closed, the originally tiny light gradually grew larger, and the light became extremely dazzling.

Kagura Tendou put on her goggles and stored the meteorite and the car in her spatial storage.

It turned out to be a convoy of five vehicles, arranged in a triangular formation, extremely close together. These were five thoroughly modified off-road vehicles, their bodies covered in white paint that reflected intense light. Each vehicle had two headlights, one in front and one in back, encased in an extremely hard, transparent material, like glass, but giving the impression of being much more durable than glass.

On the left side of each vehicle is an image of a blood-red blade just drawn from its sheath.

These are the men of Chifeng!

The convoy stopped in front of Tendo Kagura, the intense light illuminating the surrounding area as if it were daytime, making it impossible for people to open their eyes.

A person wearing a white coat got out of the car.

His coat was extremely unusual, as if it were woven from countless tiny mirrors, reflecting light and making him sparkle, obscuring his exact appearance.

However, you can tell from his calm voice that he is a man.

"Name!"

After a moment of silence, Kagura Tendo replied, "Kagura."

"Where are you from?"

"Luo An."

"You've been conscripted!" The man was decisive, his tone extremely crisp and straightforward, pointing to the convoy. "You can get on now."

Kagura squinted; the light was too bright, making it hard to adjust.

The intense light could suppress the movement of shadowy creatures, making it difficult for them to get close; Chifeng's preparations were extremely thorough.

However, Kagura Tendou realized that although this person had a strange appearance, he was just an ordinary person and had not triggered his spiritual alertness.

Kagura Tendou silently got into the car and found that the interior was spacious and there were not many people, but the equipment was very good. He sat in the back seat. The driver was a cold-faced adult with a buzz cut. He didn't say a word when he saw Kagura Tendou. He only started the SUV after the person in white returned to the car.

"Going out late at night is dangerous," Kagura Tendo asked. "What is your purpose?"

"You'll only be qualified to ask this question once we're back at base and have your identities processed," the man in white said coldly, ordering the convoy to continue.

"On my way here, I found a group of corpses. They were all killed by the Shadow Creatures," Kagura Tendou said calmly.

The man in white remained silent for a moment, then turned to look at Kagura Tendou. He noticed that Kagura was covered in blood, and his clothes had obvious cuts, likely left by the Shadow Creature. However, his skin was very fair, and no injuries could be seen. Through his goggles, he could only vaguely sense that Kagura looked tired.

The man in white paused for a moment, then picked up the walkie-talkie and said:

"Mission failed, let's go back."

There was no message on the walkie-talkie, so the convoy silently turned around.

"Are you short-handed?" On the way back, Kagura Tendou asked with her eyes closed. Most of the dead people were also looking for Akabane, but they were discovered by the Shadow Creatures and died in that place.

"We're short!" Otherwise, we wouldn't have risked coming to meet that group. But we were only halfway there when an urgent message came that they had been attacked. We rushed over as fast as we could, thinking we could find as many as we could, but we were still a step too late.

“You’re not in that group.” He had a specific list, and none of them were named Kagura.

The name is strange, and the pronunciation is a bit odd.

There is no peace in the darkness; danger lurks within. In such an environment, it seems suspicious to think that someone would walk alone in the wilderness.

If they weren't soldiers, but just a group of ordinary people, they might not even dare to greet him, fearing he might be some kind of monster disguised as a human—undeniably, some high-level flesh-and-blood monsters do possess this ability.

“Yes!” Tendo Kagura did not deny her identity.