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A person engulfed in flames is desperately screaming and continuously hitting the car door. His strength is unbelievable, as he manages to smash open the iron door.
A gust of wind extinguishes the flames on his body, revealing his disfigured skin.
"Ouch!
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He is Mandel.
This guy is still alive, and he is howling, rushing towards Viktor and Elode.
His ferocity is no less than that of a raging saber-toothed tiger, and in an instant, Viktor recalls the posture in which the opponent tore open the corpse in his mind.
At this moment, the melodious singing came from an unknown place once again.
"When the king of constant victories overlooks the enemies, place the shield on his shoulders. Even when he jumps into the river, the water dare not overflow his chest. He can let all the arrows shoot at him, resisting them with his indestructible shield. The enemies cannot harm him as they flee on horseback. He seizes the horses of the enemies and throws them into the sky. He catches another horse and throws it up as well. The king of constant victories throws all the horses into the sky, and not a single enemy can escape..."
This is an inspiring poem, as if imbued with magical power, injecting strength into the bodies and spirits of Viktor and Elod.
All fatigue vanishes, all reactions become more agile, and the physical strength seems to have doubled.
When facing the physically enhanced Mandel, Victor and Eloide chose to confront him head-on. As soon as they made contact, Mandel was surprised to find that his own strength couldn't easily tear the two individuals in front of him apart.
Victor and Elode each grab each other's wrists, while the other person tightly embraces their waist, trying to lift them up and throw them down.
With Mandel's ability to forcibly open train doors, dealing with ordinary people should have been a piece of cake, and they shouldn't have faced such a predicament unless... the chanting earlier also enhanced the physical abilities of these two individuals.
"Damn the bard!"
Mandel recognized this ability as his burnt face angrily cracked open, continuously bleeding.
Viktor could almost hear the sound of his clenched teeth.
Immediately, Mandel exerted all his strength, causing Victor and Elode to feel a sudden increase in pressure, even though they received a buff from poetry, they still couldn't match their opponent's power.
Before Ailode could even pick him up, he was kicked in the stomach by Mandel, almost causing him to vomit his internal organs.
Meanwhile, Victor was being restrained by the opponent's arms, gradually feeling his own arms about to be twisted off.
Suddenly, the third chant came through: "I once was the son of a king, surpassing everyone else, enjoying a multitude of beautiful wives and children. Until that day, when a demon emerged from the depths of the sea, mercilessly taking everything away. Since then, I have been devoid of joy and hope, left only with endless sorrow and pain."
This poem has a tremendous twist, contrasting greatly with what came before. It is an extremely negative sentence, the kind of negativity that seems to burrow into Mandel's very marrow like maggots on a carcass.
In an instant, his mental state wavered. While it didn't drive him mad, it significantly weakened the power he derived from acts of killing and crime.
Victor and Erode's pressure suddenly drops, and they work together to overpower Mandel.
Erode quickly hands Victor a blade, and without caring what it is, he grabs it and stabs Mandel in the chest. Translated: Victor and Erode's pressure suddenly drops, and they work together to overpower Mandel. Erode quickly hands Victor a blade, and without caring what it is, he grabs it and stabs Mandel in the chest.
Mandell, influenced by Amanda's poetry, was not as physically strong as before. Viktor exerted all his strength and aimed his blade directly at Mandell's heart.
A mouthful of blood spewed out, and Mandell gasped desperately, his life force visibly fading away.
Not long after, this chief instigator of the train riot finally lost his strength and could no longer get up. Translated content:
The two detectives were panting, leaning against their chairs, while Mandel, who was not completely dead yet, spoke intermittently in his final moments, saying: "That...that child...she hates...hates the people on the car, so...so I guided her...to ignite the explosives in my luggage." Keep the @ matches.
The carriage is almost coming to a stop as it has detached from the locomotive, and the whispering voice of Mandell sounds incredibly clear to Viktor.
Suddenly, he remembers the child who was frightened to tears by Mandell. At that moment, he gave the child a folded paper. Could it be possible that Mandell was already using the art of invisibility to manipulate the child into committing crimes?
Hold on a moment!
Victor suddenly realized that the child's mother was already dead, but he hadn't seen the child. Could it be that the child went to look for the luggage that Mandel left in the car?
After Mandel got on the car, Victor didn't see where he put the luggage. If there really was explosives inside…
"Run!"
Erode was extremely decisive, jumping out of the window of the train without caring if Victor could catch up or not.
Victor looked back at the carriage behind, where there were still many people alive, but they were all hypnotized by Amanda.
Without any hesitation, he heard a loud noise, and then a violent shockwave came from the back compartment, sending him flying out.
The gold amulet he was wearing blocked the most intense impact, saving Victor from instant death.
But he was also dizzy and disoriented, and when he looked up, the car was already engulfed in flames.
He quickly jumped out and stumbled on the grass in the wilderness, eventually crashing onto the ground.
When he woke up, Victor vaguely saw the figure of a woman standing in front of him.
She was wearing a brown coat that few women would wear and had on a man's hat.
Vic recognized this appearance and realized that the other person was Amanda Belen, William Marshall's female assistant.
It appears that she also left the train in time and escaped the explosion and fire.
Elode sat on a massive rock nearby, with other surviving passengers wailing in front of him.
Victor didn't know how long he had been unconscious, but it was evident that Amanda instantly woke up all the other passengers in a coma as soon as she discovered that a carriage had exploded. They managed to escape as many as they could.
Fortunately, the subsequent carriages after detaching from the locomotive had already stopped on the tracks without any momentum. The chain reaction caused by the explosion of a single carriage was limited. Otherwise, there would be explosions and derailments during operation, and it's likely that only a few passengers on the train would survive.
A lightning bolt appeared in the sky, followed by a torrential downpour.
Amanda took off her sunglasses and looked up at the darkness overhead, murmuring, "The gods are protecting us."
What she said is correct, heavy rain will weaken the fire and reduce the damage, giving people a chance to retrieve their belongings from the car that haven't been burned down.
This was a horrific accident, in which the people on board encountered a murderer, a bloodthirsty monster, the separation of the train head, explosions, and a fire...
Less than one-fifth of the total number of passengers survived.
To make matters worse, they find themselves in the middle of a deserted countryside at night, without a single speck of light visible within a radius of ten kilometers. They can only hope for occasional glimpses of moonlight piercing through the clouds to provide them with a faint glimmer of illumination.
People were struggling to find shelter in the darkness, and this rain was indeed as Amanda said, a godly intervention, coming fiercely and leaving quickly, just in time to extinguish the burning carriage and then stopping.
The crowd boarded the ship again, preparing to stay inside until daylight before seeking help from the nearest station.
However, the three members of the Anti-Japanese Department do not think so, especially Amanda.
They luckily recovered their luggage, took the most important belongings, discarded the rest, and set off lightly, traveling overnight according to the map.