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Even assuming no one assassinates him, Nick's aunt is already seriously ill and doesn't have long to live.

So, what will Green's chakra energy be like? And what effects will it have?

At Nick's house, a burly man wielding what looked like a scythe of death was hacking at Nick's aunt.

Despite her advanced age and declining health, Aunt Nick possessed a wealth of combat experience. She concealed a rapier within her cane and used the terrain to dodge and weave, stalling for time.

The room was a mess; tables and chairs had been overturned and smashed in the fight, and all sorts of miscellaneous items were scattered all over the floor.

Sue was a step ahead of Nick, and after a slight hesitation, she decided to make her move.

Whether it's for the sake of the Grim Hunter or Nick's aunt's chakra energy, he has to strike before Nick does.

"Earth Release: Rock Concealment Technique!"

After burrowing underground, Su emerged from the messy room. Immediately afterward, he swung his red fishing rod, and the red hook pierced the back of the unsuspecting Green Hunter with unparalleled precision, the hook emerging from his chest.

In an instant, the hunter, his face contorted in pain and his body trembling, stopped.

Aunt Nick paused for a moment, then swung her cane sword directly at the neck of the Grim Hunter.

His timing is excellent. No matter what happens, he takes the opportunity to eliminate the enemy. He truly deserves to be called a veteran of countless battles.

But... you're stealing monster kills!

With a thought, Su activated the Dance of Paper, peeling a piece of paper from her body and using it as a paper shuriken to bypass the Green Hunter and strike Aunt Nick's cane sword.

"Ding!"

A rather unusual, crisp impact rang out. The thin sheet of paper not only blocked the attack of the sharp weapon, but also made Aunt Nick stagger back a few steps.

With a bang, the door was kicked open, and Nick rushed in, gun in hand.

The image of his aunt staggering backward, holding the Sue's sword with a premonition, and the strange monster being hooked flashed through his mind. Without thinking, Nick aimed directly at the monster and fired.

"..."

Don't you guys have any sense of the rules of the game? You just come up and steal the monster right away?

With a thought, Su casually threw another paper shuriken. This time it was even more exaggerated than before. The speed of the paper shuriken was comparable to that of a bullet, and it was very accurate in deflecting the bullet that was aimed directly at the Green Hunter.

"puff!"

The bullet missed its target and struck the living room ceiling directly.

“…” Nick stared blankly at the gun hole in the roof, looking at Su Shi in disbelief.

"He's mine!" Su reminded her, flicking the red fishing rod backward.

whoosh-

A ball of chakra energy was fished out of the Grim Hunter's body by the fishing hook, and then the Grim Hunter fell to the ground with a thud.

I won't die, I'm just a little weak from suddenly losing energy.

Nick rushed to his aunt's side, helped her up, and asked what was wrong. Then the two of them stared in disbelief as Sue took the 'energy' she had caught from the fishing rod, placed it in her palm, and turned it into a red pill the size of a fingernail.

· ····Requesting flowers·· ······

Su opened her mouth and swallowed the chakra pill.

"..."

“What…what is this?” Nick instinctively looked at his aunt.

Auntie, who had expected to know the reason, was just as shocked and bewildered. However, after so many years of traveling around, she knew about other supernatural beings besides the Green and the Vison monsters, so it wasn't so hard for her to accept.

"Who are you?" Aunt Nick asked Mrs. Su.

Su squinted slightly, the veins in his whites making him look a little more ferocious.

Sue did not answer, but Nick, who was standing to the side, began to explain.

After all, the two had just confronted each other in the park, and Su clearly knew a lot. As for why he was faster than him, Nick was naturally unsurprised after witnessing teleportation.

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"The effects of the chakra pills from the Vinson monster seem to be better than those from vampires or werewolves, though not by much." Su didn't sense any supernatural abilities awakened, but in terms of chakra growth, it was indeed stronger than that of vampires or werewolves.

"Huh?" When Su looked at the Grim Hunter, he was surprised to find that the Grim Hunter had transformed back into a human.

Sue's surprise made Nick's aunt and Nick look at Green Hunter, and they also showed surprised expressions.

"I... my power, what happened? What... what did you do to me?" The Green Hunter also sensed the change in himself and turned to shout at Su in terror.

Is the Vison Monster different from other shapeshifting creatures? For example, shapeshifting werewolves cannot transform if they lose energy, until their energy is restored.

The Vison Monster actually has two forms, similar to one body with two souls? The so-called transformation is just switching between the two forms. Even if it loses energy, some abilities or powers, its form should not change.

But now, this Green Hunter, this Vison monster, is clearly unable to switch into Vison's form. There can only be one explanation.

The energy of the Vison Monster, like that of immortal beings such as angels or Adam, can be completely extracted, unlike that of vampires, werewolves, or shapeshifters, where only regenerable energy can be extracted.

In other words, this Vison monster, to some extent, has already only possessed a human form; that is... it has completely become human!

Chapter 181 The natural enemy of the monster, Vinson? Heh, Green can step down and give way!

One body, two souls? Has the Vison monster completely transformed into a human?

It's not impossible!

Sue remembered that the witch who followed Director Sean Leonard was purified and turned back into an ordinary human after drinking Green's blood. During the purification process, a witch-shaped 'soul' floated out of her body.

Based on this, there are two possibilities: First, all Vison monsters have two souls, but Green's blood only works on witches; second, only witches have two souls, and the guy in front of us has not completely become human, and cannot transform because Vison's energy has been exhausted.

Su felt that the former was more likely. If it was the latter, whether Vison the Monster transformed or not, Green could see through his true form. If his own White Eyes couldn't see through him, then Nick and his aunt, who were both Greens, would definitely be able to see through him, right?

But now Nick and his aunt obviously can't see the Vinsson form of these 120 guys in front of them anymore.

“This guy is yours. You can decide whether to kill him or take him to the police station.” Su ignored the terrified and roaring Green Hunter and pointed at Nick and his aunt: “You owe me a life and a favor. I’ll come looking for you later.”

After saying that, Su disappeared in a flash.

Nick stared blankly at his aunt, somewhat at a loss, but his aunt was very decisive. She took Nick's gun and fired several shots at the fleeing Green Hunter.

"Aunt, what are you doing?" Nick realized what was happening and quickly grabbed the gun back.

The aunt said in a deep voice, "He is a hunter who specializes in killing Green. No matter what has happened to him now, he must be killed."

“But…” Nick still found it hard to accept. After all, he was a policeman, and his education was to bring criminals to justice. Killing someone on his own was definitely wrong.

But now it really can't be understood according to common sense. After his aunt explained a lot of things, especially about the Green World, Nick was still a little confused but was able to accept it.

Then, he called the police and explained to his colleagues that this person had broken in and attacked his aunt, and that he had arrived to stop him. Of course, by "stopping" he meant firing a gun.

Judging from the outcome at the scene, Nick's statement was certainly correct. Police officers have the right to shoot if a criminal resists during an investigation, so the matter was quickly concluded and no one pursued it further.

Nick's aunt was also injured in the previous attack. Although it wasn't fatal, it wasn't easy either. Nick took her to the hospital and stayed with her there. As for the Sue family matter...

Nick had a vague idea that the mailman was probably a monster named Vincent, which was why Sue chose to kill him and then conceal the truth.

Since it concerns the world of Grimm, many of the ways of thinking and coping naturally need to follow the rules of the world of Grimm, and Nick adapted to this very quickly.

This is also why Su admired him when he watched the show. Although he entered Green's world in a daze, and although he was a policeman, he was not as pedantic as the protagonists in other shows, insisting on using human rules of conduct to deal with things in the supernatural world.

He teleported back to the park. After leaving the park, Su returned home. Juliet Hill hadn't finished get off work yet. With nothing else to do, he entered the alternate dimension to test his guess with the wildcat spirit.

After fishing out the wildcat spirit's chakra energy, he casually made it into a chakra pill and ate it. He still did not awaken any supernatural abilities, and the wildcat spirit no longer revealed its Vison form.

Sue plans to come back in a few days to check on the wildcat spirit's condition and see if its Visen energy will recover.

If it doesn't recover, it means the wildcat spirit has completely become human, and then I'll be awesome.

Green is the nemesis of the Wesson Monster? Haha, from now on Green can only step down and give way to a more capable one.

After all, Green could only discover and hunt the Vinson monster, while he could turn the Vinson monster into a human and have the ability to completely eliminate Vinson from its very bloodline!

In the evening, Juliet Hill returned home from get off work.

As their relationship progressed, their interactions became more intimate and natural, but the two tacitly refrained from defining this change!

We are still roommates sharing an apartment, and we still value and have our own private space and privacy.

This is a mindset, and also an emotional attitude.

Every place has its own customs, and the customs of this country have shaped this attitude towards relationships. Liking someone and being attracted to them are one thing, being together is another, and getting married is yet another.

They don't necessarily have to define their relationship and bind themselves together just because something happened. What happened and defining their relationship are not directly related. They are more self-centered.

When they like someone, they don't care about status or external factors at all, because that's not why they like you.

When they don't like something, these identities and external reasons can't bind them, and they won't compromise because of it.

This might explain why people here might live together for decades and have several children, yet never actually get married.

"Feelings come from free will, there's no regret afterward, we're grateful for the encounter, and we don't dwell on what we owe." That's roughly how it is.

Of course, things are different once a relationship is established, and it also varies from person to person.

Su's views on relationships are somewhat similar; she only commits to a relationship when she is certain of it, and before that, she believes in voluntary commitment and gives each other a chance to get to know one another.

This set of terms applies perfectly to "player" or "scumbag."

After dinner, Sue and Juliet Hill watched TV and occasionally chatted about the Vison Monster. Then Sue received a call from an unknown number.

The other party claimed to be named Lance Truman, the owner of the school building's power company building. He said he had heard that the Su family wanted to buy the building, so he took the initiative to call and inquire about the authenticity of the matter.

Ms. Su chatted with him for more than ten minutes, or rather, listened to him talk about various things related to the building for more than ten minutes. Out of politeness, Ms. Su did not interrupt, but only replied "okay" after the other party mentioned the price at the end.

Eight million US dollars. Su didn't even haggle over the price. His two casual words, "Okay," silenced the talkative homeowner for more than ten seconds before he tentatively spoke again.

"Shall we schedule a time to meet and talk?"

Contact me tomorrow.

"Okay, it's settled then. I won't disturb your rest any longer. See you tomorrow."

"See you tomorrow."

After hanging up the phone, Ms. Su thought for a moment and then called Miss Fire Demon, telling her to contact the Otter Monster so they could go to the site for a site visit tomorrow and come up with a design plan as soon as possible.

After putting down her phone, Ms. Su smiled at Juliet Hill, who looked at her with curiosity, and told her about the supermarket.

This left Juliet Hill speechless once again. She could understand buying a house since she didn't live here permanently and could come over for vacations occasionally, but to build a supermarket just for the convenience of living here? That was a bit much.