Kazik didn't disappear for long, and when it reappeared, it was clung to a nearby tree trunk behind Rengar, kicking its legs towards the carnidon.

It prioritizes attacking isolated targets.

The high-speed vibrating wings shook off the remaining slime, and in the blink of an eye, flew to Reingal's side. The latter's alertness made him aware of it, and he turned to block the scythe with his dagger.

Purple arcs of lightning danced across the scythe, and Rengar was slammed down from the tree.

Its braids flicked in the air, and its back fell heavily to the decaying earth, knocking out dead leaves.

The killing machine hidden in the falling leaves flashed away, and Rengar's eyes widened in an instant, and he rolled to the side.

In an instant, Kazik pounced!

Two scythe-like blades dug deep into the dirt, right where he had just fallen!

I could barely see the claw that tore through the air, and the killing that followed made Rengar dizzy,

Poengalf's promises left him blind and self-confident into arrogance, and his flaws were exposed.

Kazik seemed to have been invisible for too long and was repelled by the other space, and he didn't disappear again to find an opportunity to attack, while Rengar didn't think much about it, turned over and jumped and rushed over.

It's too slow.

For the top predators in the Void, Rengar, who can't let go, is too slow!

The string of attacks just now seemed to dissipate his self-confidence and make him suspicious.

The dagger that Rengar swung was still tentative, and before he could use all his strength, the dagger in his hand was knocked away by Kazik's blow.

Stupid, indecisive!

He committed a great taboo, and his blue eyes followed the dagger out of Kazik's body.

This mistake left his door wide open, allowing the evil creature to strike.

Kazik swung out another bladed claw, and Rengar couldn't dodge, and a fiery sting pain suddenly came from his face.

A roar between his ears knocked him back, blood soaking the fur on his face, and his vision obscured by a burst of red.

He scrambled to pull away, blinking his eyes to squeeze out the red in his vision.

But it turned out to be dark on the left, and nothing could be seen, only a burning sting, as if a furnace had been lit in the eye socket.

Kazik was still roaring with his mouth wide open, his masseter muscles exposed to air as if they were about to be pulled off.

Rengar reached out to touch his face, only to realize what had been taken away from him by the monster.

A left eye.

Seeing this, Karn, who had jumped down from the tree, stopped approaching, and even Kaisha, who had taken aim, stopped shooting.

Sure enough, even with their involvement, those things that were related to fate still happened.

Kazik robbed Rengar of his eyeballs and created a formidable old enemy for himself.

According to this development, Rengar will work harder to spur himself on for revenge and become the most powerful hunter; Kazik, on the other hand, will devour and evolve even more frantically, while learning to imitate the hunting skills of Reyngar.

However, Karn will not give Kazik to Rengar, he will put an end to this bad relationship, and if Rengar is not convinced, he will be martyred with him. TV updates the fastest //

At least they can live together on his skin and armor.

With one blow, Kazik flapped his wings hard and flew to the branch above Rengar's head.

It cracked open its bloody jaw, baring its fangs but without provocation and without sneering.

He just raised his blade foot, stuck the tip of the blood-stained left eye, and slowly lowered the blood-red bead between his teeth under the one-eyed gaze of Rengar, and swallowed it.

Murder and heartbreaking! Murder and heartbreaking! Murder is also punishable!

This move confirms Karn's ability to convince Kazik that he is not weak, and at the same time feels that Reyngar's fear and hesitation have vanished and turned into anger.

Only anger!

Rengar clenched his fists, rubbed his last remaining eye, and cursed "filthy".

The identity is reversed, and the role of the hunter is snatched by the prey.

He no longer felt any pain, and vaguely felt a new, terrifying sensation that connected him to the monster.

The moment Kazik ate his eyeballs, the bond was formed.

Rengar no longer needs a dagger, he still has natural claws, a high-pitched roar, and he's not a human who can't do anything without a weapon.

He pounced with all his might, and he wouldn't lose again.

The two beasts collided in the clearing, and the adrenaline was pumping, and the blood was rushing, and it seemed that they had danced a never-ending crimson dance.

They take turns chasing each other, one the cold of the abominable darkness, the other the heart of the vengeful sun.

They slashed each other, round after round, and the world around them no longer mattered.

High-pitched roars and muffled roars followed, and all the vegetation within reach was devastated, broken and chopped apart in their frantic deathmatch. Sawdust flies, dead leaves flutter.

"Why do they fight and don't care about the surroundings?" Kai'Sa was taken away from the battlefield by Karn.

Right under her nose, Reyngar tore Kazik's wings with a swoop, crushing it beneath her.

The brutal swing caused the claws to leave white marks on the carapace, and the sensation of tearing tendons made Kazik let out a high-pitched roar at the slightest hint of injury.

Kazik vanished into the void and circled behind Reingar to stab his blade in the shoulder blade. After Rengar let go of his hands and feet to use his anger, the two sides fought back and forth, and the strength was unexpectedly equal.

She crossed her waist and watched as the two beasts collided round after round and then parted again, the flying dead leaves making her frown.

Why did things turn out the way they did?

Obviously, the two of them were the biggest threat, but after the two prey fought without permission, they were carried away by anger and ignored them.

It doesn't make any sense at all!

Karn, however, watched with relish.

"Actually, it's better to let them fight like this, to wear off their physical strength, and when we take over, it won't make any splash." He patted Kai'Sa on the back, not in a hurry.

Kai'Sa pursed her lips, mainly because her skin and armor were stimulated by the smell of blood they emitted, and she kept undulating in her flesh to create a tingling sensation.

She knew very well that only killing could stop this urge.

There was no way, since Karn was reluctant to do it now, she could only find something to try to divert her attention.

"And how long are they going to fight?" She asked.

"From now on, it may not stop until dark." Karn glanced at the sky, the sun was obscured by heavy cumulus clouds, but it was still a long way before nightfall.

"So long?!" Kai'Sa exclaimed, and suddenly felt a deep dissatisfaction with the two beasts in the life-and-death duel.

"That's right, it's been so long, people can fight bloodily for a day and a night in extreme anger." Karn said solemnly, with a look on his face that if you can't do it, you have a problem.

"Then which of them do you think will win?"

"Tie. Or both lost. ”