American comics farmer: start by adopting the villain savior

The monster, which was instantly blasted into a puddle of mud and was rapidly forming into a ball, finally revealed its true appearance.

The interlaced jaws are like two sharp saw blades.

Its skin is covered with strange fluorescent spots, and its eyes

No, they weren't eyes at all, but some kind of twisted, writhing black holes.

Locke felt a sharp pain in his brain at first sight, as if invisible thorns were stirring his nerves.

"What the hell is this thing?"

Forget it, let’s continue beating him first.

Star Platinum gathered strength in his fists once more, but before he could swing—

"The capital will send a message!"

A clear and pleasant female voice suddenly sounded in my ears.

Irony?

Locke was startled, but before he could react,

"Om-!"

The space suddenly distorted!

The next second, Locke felt his vision spinning, and his whole body seemed to be pulled away from his original position by an invisible force!

When he stood firm again, it was pitch black all around him.

Damp brick walls, narrow alleys, and faint street lights in the distance

He was teleported into a dark alley.

"Huh—finally caught up."

A clear girl's voice came from the side.

Turning around, I saw a black-haired girl with a high ponytail holding her knees and gasping for breath.

The dark blue satin performance costume shone with a pearly luster under the dim light, and the slim design perfectly outlined the youthful curves.

The leather jacket was half open, rising and falling with her rapid breathing, revealing her plump breasts that gracefully curved the silk fabric.

"Are you all right, Mr. Farmer?"

The girl straightened up and casually tucked a stray strand of hair behind her ear. The moonlight swept across her porcelain-white face, and her emerald eyes sparkled.

嗏

Locke didn't buy it.

"good?"

"I'm not feeling well right now." He narrowed his eyes, and the Star of Gold appeared behind him: "Madam, please explain..."

"Why did you teleport me here?"

The girl was startled when she heard this and blinked her thick eyelashes:

"Aren't you afraid?" She tilted her head and looked at Locke, as if she had seen some new species. "You have seen magic! And magical creatures!"

"Answer my question first." Locke's voice lowered. "My family is still on the farm."

"What did I think it was?"

"..."

"what!"

"I'm sorry, I can't go."

Seeing Locke's expression was wrong, the girl waved her hands hurriedly:

"I... I didn't mean that. Don't worry, the hound will only track the marked target. For example..."

Her voice hitched.

Following her gaze, Locke also saw—

Mist is slowly seeping out from the cracks in the stone road.

Chapter 60 Zatanna Zatara

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The outline of some multi-segmented creature gradually became clear, and the friction of its sharp joints was even more painful.

"Damn it! How did it happen so quickly?"

"Mr. Farmer, come behind me, I'll protect you!"

She hurried forward to protect Locke behind her, and the girl's lips opened and closed as she chanted irony:

“Exile!”

However.

"Uh…"

The girl's Adam's apple moved: "I might need to change the spell."

The expected expulsion spell did not work, and even seemed to anger the monster. Its twisted body shook, and its asymmetrical compound eyes locked onto the two of them!

"Roar!"

The monster turned into a bloody gust of wind and rushed over! The screams from its sharp claws tearing through the air almost pierced my eardrums! And even more...

The girl could still clearly see the monster's ferocious fangs just inches away from her throat when it pounced!

At the critical moment...

"Star Platinum! The World!"

The world went gray.

Then—

"Om-!"

The gray faded away, and the colors and sounds suddenly poured back in like a flood!

"what?!"

The girl suddenly realized, and when she regained consciousness, she was shocked to find that the terrifying monster was pinned to the wall! It struggled in vain, its twisted limbs scraping against the wall, making a harsh sound, but it could not shake the invisible force at all!

Its body was even constantly misting, as if it wanted to transform into mist and break free from the wall!

but.

Zatanna felt a flash of gold in her eyes.

Is it magic?

That’s right, it was a golden magic power that tightly restrained the terrifying monster!

The ordinary-looking farmer was leaning against the opposite wall with his arms folded, sitting at ease.

His gaze, hidden in the shadow of his hat, pierced through the darkness and landed precisely on the girl's pale face. He then raised his chin slightly, and spoke in a calm voice without a trace of emotion:

"continue."

“You… you just now…”

The impact of this force, which was far beyond common sense, shocked her more than facing a monster head-on.

The girl's lips trembled slightly, but her professionalism allowed her to calm down quickly. She quickly read:

"Exile!"

hum!

A faint golden light appeared on the magic wand.

The monster let out a painful howl, and a few wisps of thin black smoke rose from the surface of its body, but its struggle did not stop, but became even more crazy!

Seeing this, the invisible hand seemed to exert a little more force.

"Crack——!"

The immense force even made the walls groan as if they could not bear the weight!

Wiping the sweat from her forehead, the girl gritted her teeth and concentrated all her energy. She shouted again, this time with a higher and clearer voice, each syllable infused with greater magical power:

"Exile!"

The golden light on the magic wand suddenly surged!

The hound let out a shrill howl, and its body gradually disappeared like a pencil drawing being erased by an eraser.

When the last trace of black fog evaporated, only a faint white mist remained in the alley.

The girl leaned against the wall weakly.

scare someone to death.

Fortunately, there is this one.

She looked up at the mysterious farmer, who still had his arms crossed, seemingly not caring about the disappearing monster.

He simply lowered his head slightly, stroking the slightly messy stubble on his chin thoughtfully. The shadow cast by the brim of his hat made it difficult to see his eyes, but his sharp jawline and calm posture were still visible...

"Hey!"

"What are you looking at?"

The remaining white mist in the alley made Locke wrinkle his nose.

"answer me"

He brushed off the nonexistent dust on his body and asked, "What was that thing just now? Why did it appear in my field?"

"Uh"

"Okay, okay, but before that, let me introduce myself." The girl suddenly seemed to remember something and took a half step back, doing an exaggerated skirt-lifting salute: "My name is Zatanna Zatara, a professional magician, and part-time, uh, magician?"

"."

"Answer my question first, Miss Magician."

Locke said impatiently.

Seeing that the man still had a stern face, Zatanna touched the back of her head with a wry smile.

"Well," she said, her eyes wandering, "when I was practicing magic, I accidentally opened a hole in space."

"careless?"

Locke's voice suddenly rose.

"sorry Sorry!"

"But it really was just a small mistake." The girl waved her hands hurriedly, her ponytail swaying. "I didn't expect it to turn into mist and slip away as soon as it came out! When I followed the magic sense to chase it to the farm, I saw it just about to pounce on you."

The temperature in the alley dropped a few degrees.

Leaning against the wall with his arms folded, Locke felt his fists harden.

"I teleported you here because I was worried you'd get hurt. After all, according to the book," Zatanna added quickly, "this creature will chase its prey across space once it locks onto it, so I'm not worried it'll disappear."

"What about it now?"

Locke frowned and looked towards the place where the monster disappeared.

"Do not worry!"

The girl patted her chest, and the pendant on her chest jingled.

"I sent it back to its original dimension. Logically speaking," the confident voice faded, "it shouldn't be able to come back."