Chapter 476

He was driving a fire truck, continuously dousing the flames with water.

Luo En found it somewhat amusing.

He walked forward, and the unlicensed hero, seeing Luo En, looked surprised.

He immediately jumped down from the fire truck.

Luo En said.

"I didn't expect to find you here."

The unlicensed hero said.

"Since everyone is fighting now,

I naturally have no choice but to come and help."

As he spoke, he patted his chest.

"After all, we're heroes.

We must do what others cannot."

Luo En smiled and said, "That's right.

You truly qualify as a hero."

After speaking, Luo En glanced at the fire truck nearby.

He asked, "Did you borrow this?"

The unlicensed hero nodded, his face tinged with shame.

"There was no other way.

I could only borrow a fire truck from the fire station.

But I'm not very skilled at driving this vehicle.

I always make mistakes the first time I drive one.

But now the disaster is over,

so I can return it."

Luo En patted the unlicensed hero on the shoulder.

"Excellent. You thought exactly as I did.

Facing these flames, water is probably the best way to attack them."

The unlicensed hero said, "It's common sense.

When I first saw these flames,

my first thought was to attack them with water.

Although the flames here were extremely fierce,

I didn't know if this small stream would do any good.

But at least I had to try, to find out whether it worked."

Banggu also walked over, and the moment the unlicensed hero saw Banggu, his eyes widened.

This was the third-ranked S-class hero in the Hero Association.

He usually could only catch a distant glimpse, yet today he was seeing the real person so close up.

He immediately became flustered.

Banggu gave the unlicensed hero a slight nod, acknowledging his actions.

But just as everyone relaxed slightly,

Luo En suddenly sensed something strange behind him.

He quickly turned around.

A strange black mist was slowly forming behind him, coalescing into a human shape.

It looked extremely odd.

Luo En immediately realized.

Was this another monster? I never expected these monsters to cling like ticks.

We just eliminated one, and now another has appeared.

The other heroes also noticed the monster's presence.

They gathered around.

The monster took the form of a massive air current.

Then it slowly dissipated.

"What just happened? What was that person?"

Luo En asked, surprised.

But all the heroes shook their heads.

They knew nothing about that monster.

The monster seemed to have merely appeared to observe the situation.

Because after that, it never showed up again.

"Probably because it saw we had too many people, so it hid."

Luo En thought this, but at the same time he felt a sense of danger.

If that monster had launched a surprise attack on him,

he didn't know whether he could handle it.

"We should be more careful."

These strange people are secretly observing us now; once we show a weakness,

they will easily attack us."

Luo En said to those around him.

Everyone nodded.

Finally, Banggu came to see Luo En.

"Is this the child you want me to teach martial arts to?"

As he spoke, he pointed to Xiao Yi beside him.

Luo En nodded.

"Yes, his name is Xiao Yi."

Then he called Xiao Yi over and said to him,

"This is Senior Banggu; from now on, you will learn martial arts under him.

I'm sure you can do it."

Xiao Yi had met Banggu before.

But the number of meetings had been far too few.

So Banggu had no strong impression of him.

This time, he looked closely at Xiao Yi.

Banggu nodded slightly.

Xiao Yi appeared very gentle, and his demeanor was good.

But he didn't know if he was cut out for martial training.

So Banggu said to Luo En,

"I can accept him and teach him martial arts.

But whether he can master it,

that's beyond my control."

Luo En said, "As long as you teach him martial arts, I'm already satisfied.

What comes next depends on him."

Xiao Yi nodded firmly.

"I will study hard.

I will never let down Master's expectations."

With Xiao Yi's pledge, Luo En nodded in satisfaction.

Banggu's training methods were extremely harsh.