Apocalypse Meltdown

"Your parents?" The hybrid looked at him with a strange expression, and he grinned right after. "Beg me! If you beg me, I will tell you."

"Hahaha! Yes!" Hu Menghao laughed manically. None of them knew where he found the courage to act like that. "Beg us, quickly. Kneel down!"

He was eager to see Chu Han, someone powerful who he denied to acknowledge, begging. Both of them were phase-3 evolutionaries, but their difference was like heaven and earth. Hu Menghao had become a hybrid's lackey, while Chu Han was someone unrestrained and overly powerful. Not even the hybrid was his opponent.

As Hu Menghao had delved into his fantasies, his arm fell on the ground, and oozing blood came from the wound. When Hu Menghao realized what happened and screamed from the intense pain, another sound was heard, and his other arm landed on the ground. Scarlet blood dyed the floor and his surroundings while he could still feel the coldness from the weapon's edge. Chu Han had cut both of Hu Menghao's arms!

The axe's movements were so fast that only a pearl of blood could be seen flying in the air before the axe's edge was pressed against the hybrid's neck once again. Chu Han did not turn to look at him at all. His killing intent had skyrocketed, and he said to Wei An who was in a daze, "Kill!"

Hu Menghao was screaming in pain while the hybrid was scared to death. He now understood that his whole thinking process and schemes were wrong. It was not easy to trick and deal with Chu Han as he wanted. Besides, how could he cut Hu Menghao's arms without looking back? Did he not fear being harmed? Li Yi and Wei An were standing behind him!

Wei An recovered and hurried to raise her fire axe to cut Hu Mengaho's neck. She didn't hesitate in the least!

"Aaah-"

The fire axe decapitated Hu Menghao, and all the screaming came to a stop. Only the sound of surging blood could be heard. Chu Han had given the kill order, and Wei An obeyed without hesitation. Her hatred for that man could not be described with words, and if she could, she would kill him more than a thousand times. 

The hybrid was thunderstruck when he saw the frail-looking girl killing his lackey after receiving such a heavy order. He looked at Chu Han again and forced a smile on his ugly face. "I'll tell you. I don't know where your parents are. Hu Menghao was the one who had told me the reason you are here. The girl behind you had told him, so we decided to lay a trap for you."

"F*ck!" Wei An cursed. Nobody could understand how guilty she felt right now. She looked at Hu Menghao's corpse and chopped at it mercilessly. It was as if she had turned crazy! Her anger was only vented after chopping him in pieces.

Li Yi was so scared by Wei An's appearance that he subconsciously took a few steps back. Meanwhile, he frowned and looked at Chu Han. Chu Han had tried so hard to reach Anluo, but he still had no information about his parents.

"You know where my house is, so have you ever seen the people at that residential quarter?" Chu Han ignored the venting Wei An and asked the hybrid. He was his last hope. At the same time, he was applying more pressure against the hybrid's neck to the point his skin was lacerated. 

"No, there have been several tides at the quarter," the hybrid spoke carefully.

Chu Han narrowed his eyes, and his killing intent skyrocketed. Although he had thought of countless possibilities, he could not accept it.

"Tides!" Chu Han stared at the hybrid and asked coldly, "Did you participate in any of the tides?"

He needed an object to vent his anger and regrets. His parents were gone since there had been several tides. The quarter was such an ordinary place that it could not bear it.

"Can you promise me that you won't kill me if I tell you?" The hybrid felt Chu Han's tyrannical aura but still tried hard to keep his sorry life.

"Okay," Chu Han answered determinedly.

"It was me! I ate them!" The hybrid forced those words with great difficulty. He was really afraid of Chu Han. "I don't know whether they were your parents or not."

Chu Han's tyrannical aura reached its peak, and a formless air current danced violently around him, creating ripples in the pool of dark blood on the ground.

"You ate them?" Chu Han's eye became scarlet red.

"Yes, I did." The trembling hybrid tried hard to retreat. "You promised that you wouldn't kill me."

"Yes, I did." Chu Han retracted the axe back, and he stood beside the hybrid.

LI Yi was shocked. Would Chu Han really spare the hybrid?

Wei An wanted to persuade him, but before she could speak Chu Han raised the Shura axe again expressionlessly. Only his tightly closed lips and messy breathing hinted his emotional state. The axe appeared above the hybrid's head and chopped downwards, cleaving the head in half.

"A promise to a bast*rd is as good as sh*t," Chu Han said.

Li Yi and Wei An were tense as they could feel Chu Han's unstable emotional state, and they were afraid he would collapse. Killing a hybrid was not enough to make him feel any better.

After a long period of silence knocking sounds and cries came from the cage.

"Help me."

"Open the cage. We are humans."

"Help.'

The powerless voices continued bombarding them, but Li Yi and Wei An were reluctant to take action as they had long abandoned emotions such as sympathy.

After some time, Chu Han chopped the iron lock.

Everyone tried their hardest to get out of the cage, but it was obvious that they needed some time to adjust their bodies as they had been crammed in such a narrow place for a long time.

Chu Han turned back and left, ignoring the people that he released. Li Yi and Wei An hurried to follow him.

"Wait!' An angry voice came from the back. "Why are you leaving? You want to abandon us? Why don't you protect us since you are so powerful?"

"Yes, aren't you Chu Han?"

They said again, "You are so powerful, so can you give us some food?'

In their eyes, Chu Han was a savior that would protect and feed them. They also believed he would allow them to follow him and provide them with a safe place. As for the dead hybrid and Hu Menghao, they were villains, so they deserved what they got.