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Chapter 762 - 762 399 Biggest Dark Horse (4000)_2

Chapter 762: 399 Biggest Dark Horse (4000)_2 Chapter 762: 399 Biggest Dark Horse (4000)_2 It was one o’clock in the afternoon, with intense sunlight filtering down. Solomon squinted slightly as he walked towards his next destination, simultaneously pulling out his dossier.

Under the sun, the text at the top of the dossier stood out prominently.

Investigate and eliminate the invisible assassin hidden in the Florence residential area!

Below was a list of text information.

For instance, the extreme threat posed by the invisible assassin, classed as an “A” level threat. Capable of concealing his aura and form, he is a natural master of ambushes. He often strikes in the commercial and residential areas of Florence.

“It’s not going to be an easy task… especially that invisibility ability…”

Solomon frowned a little, feeling that he was given a rather challenging mission. He has no doubt that he can defeat the opponent, but dark creatures are not so easily killed. They can very well sacrifice a portion of their structure, burst through his defenses, and bite into the crowd.

In that case, attempting to hunt them for a second time could prove more troublesome.

“Take it slow, first investigate the situation for the next two days, analyze the target’s location. Then think about what means to use to restrict its movement…”

With this thought in his mind, Solomon had already walked through four or five streets. As he was about to round the corner at an intersection, the Sinful Thorn in his body suddenly twitched as if sensing a familiar aura.

“Mmm?”

Solomon abruptly lifted his head, looking in the direction of his right hand. Over there was a spacious greyish-white street. A wooden sign stood firmly on it, written in black paint: Chuck Street. He didn’t hesitate at all, quickly walking in.

Small ripples arose in his black pupils.

A hunch told Solomon that he might get lucky today. He had only just started the investigation a few hours ago, and already he had stumbled across traces of his mission target. This was the fourth area of Florence, the commercial district. The invisible assassin had committed a crime here twelve days ago, killing three black copper hunters.

Perhaps, it would come back here again for a stroll.

Quickening his pace, Solomon headed towards the other end of Chuck Street.

Sure enough, at the entrance of a four-storied inn, a dozen guards had cordoned off the crime scene. Evidently, something had happened here.

Eagerly, Solomon headed over, his gaze quickly scanning the scene.

At the end of a room on the second floor of the inn, a human-sized hole was visible in the wall, even traces of blood could still be faintly made out. His eyes narrowed, and after showing the insignia of the Hunter Badge, he dashed into the building as swift as an arrow.

First, it was the hall, then the stairs.

The Sinful Thorn quivered slightly in his body as the scent left behind by the mission target in the air became increasingly strong. A rare excitement emerged on his usually cold and gloomy face, a surge of warmth coursing through his chest. The Sinful Thorn Technique instantly activated, it felt as though countless thorns were entwining beneath his skin.

The sense of pain from his muscles brought Solomon an intense stimulation. He swiftly entered a state of utmost focus, his strength gathering continuously.

Facing an “A” level threat meant he had to take it seriously.

Whoosh, he rushed up to the second floor. Before the guards could react, Solomon was already at the end of the hallway like a gust of wind. By the door of the room, Rita and her team members were collecting fragments of two corpses and placing them in a box resembling a black coffin. An air wave approached, and Rita was the first to react. She turned her head and was surprised to see Solomon. Of course, she recognized this face as a strong competitor among the shadow hunters.

“Lord Solomon? You…”

Before Rita could finish speaking, she was suddenly pushed onto the hallway above. The other members of the team were likewise swiftly moved aside, in a chaotic mess.

“Clear this room! The invisible assassin is in here!!”

Excitement flashed in Solomon’s eyes as he charged in. The strong scent emanating from this room made Solomon one hundred percent certain that the invisible assassin was still concealed in there! It seemed that it felt Rita and her group were not a big enough catch, and it wanted to snag bigger fish! Well, Solomon would give it what it wanted, he would see who the real shark was?!

His figure disappeared in a blink, and Solomon instantly appeared in the inner room. Countless black thorns erupted from under his skin, engulfing the young man like a mass of tentacles. The Sinful Thorn shot out in all directions, lodging in every corner of the room. It was like a massive sea urchin at the bottom of the ocean.

“Thump, Thump, Thump, Thump, Thump, Thump…”

A series of collision sounds rang out, but there was no sound that Solomon wanted to hear.

“Come out!”

He shouted, and with a swish of his right hand, the wildly swirling black thorns turned all the furniture inside the house to shreds, leaving dappled traces on the walls.

“Hmm? How could there be nobody here, impossible…”

Solomon looked puzzled. The aura in this house was the strongest, but there was not a trace of the invisible assassin.

Just as he was about to inflict damage again to force the assassin out, he heard a faint voice at the door, “Master Solomon, are you looking for the invisible assassin? He has already been defeated and taken away by another master.”

“What?”

Solomon looked a bit flustered, so he had just been wildly attacking at thin air. With a splash, all the thorns returned to his body. Solomon walked towards Rita, starting to ask for the detailed account.

Five minutes later, he understood.

A murder did occur here, and there indeed was an invisible assassin waiting for his prey. However, a strong young hunter had passed by, directly charging in the upstairs room and blowing the assassin to pieces. He even asked Rita for a travel case, packed up the remains, and left.

Rita didn’t see the course of events. By the time she entered the room, the body of the invisible assassin had already been reduced to less than half. As Solomon listened to Rita’s description, he increasingly felt that this hunter sounded like a particular person.

Almost 1.9 meters tall, burly and strong, with handsome blond hair.

That’s right, it must be Lion King Soss! However, it was Big Soss. Because the young man was wearing a Black Copper Hunter Badge, undoubtedly Bai Kui.

How did he capture my target before me?!

Solomon was a bit stunned, not knowing what to do for a moment.

After a while, he decided to return to the Dark Hunt Organization headquarters first.

Time passed, and it was about half-past one in the afternoon.

Florence’s Seventh District, Dark Hunt Organization Headquarters, Hunters Association.

As soon as Solomon returned, he was notified to go to the Hunters Association Hall.

He pushed open the door and saw two tall figures standing on either side. On the left was a refined gentleman in a black suit, Lei Yu, the Holy Light Hunter. On the right was a towering young man who Solomon had just met earlier in the morning, Bai Kui, the Black Copper level Hunter, and a disciple of Bloody Axe Herbert.

Looking at the burly physique and the cold unexpressive contour of his face, Solomon found the Black Copper Badge on Bai Kui’s chest even more annoying.

It would have been better not to wear it. Top Dark Gold strength is hidden behind a Black Copper shell. This is not how you hide your true strength and keep a low profile.

Solomon approached the two step by step, squinting his eyes.

“I’m sorry, Solomon. You probably will need to find an alternative task. The A-level dangerous target Invisible Hunter was accidentally caught by Bai Kui. This is an exceptional circumstance,” said Lei Yu.

“…” Solomon was silent for a while: “Can I take a look?”

Lei Yu turned to look at Casio, who picked up the travel case at his feet, opened it, and revealed a lone head inside.

A bloody and grotesque Lizardman’s head, undoubtedly the “A” level dangerous creature — the Invisible Hunter.

Solomon took a deep look at the miserable state of the Invisible Hunter, then fixed his eyes on Casio. The deep and serene eyes of the man before him seemed to be holding a blackened pond, devoid of any waves. Yet the more one looked into them, the more one got an eerie feeling, as if a monstrous creature was sealed under that pond.

You never knew when that creature would rush out and massacre mercilessly.

He slowly took a breath. Solomon’s intuition told him that the greatest threat in this Shadow Hunter seat battle was not the other two old opponents, but the mysterious man in front of him who had suddenly emerged…

Is he really the Bai Kui from the past?