Chapter 126: I'm not like you
Another voice ...
Charles felt that the owner of this voice gave him a familiar feeling, but he couldn't remember how.
Carrie's power was not weak, and the owner of this voice was still giving her power, making her stronger and stronger, and her aura more and more sinister.
Ting!
In the clash of invisible forces, something shattered in Carrie's body.
"Quick! Get out of here!"
Charles said to Eric as he tried to hold Carrie down.
Eric defended Charles, while Clark flashed in front of Carrie and grabbed her with one hand.
"Ha ..."
Carrie's orange eyes gazed at Clark and Eric not too far away, desire in her eyes, invisible power coalescing in front of her to protect herself while wrapping around Clark like a rope.
Clark's face was expressionless as he reached for the girl in front of him and, to Carrie's puzzled look, he squeezed her neck and leapt up with a fierce push of his legs.
Whoosh!
Clark crashed straight through the roof, landing on it and running off into the distance.
"Ahhhhhhh!"
Carrie roared, her mind wreaking havoc on everything around her.
The roof shattered, the wind howled, and the force of her mind stirred up the debris and shot at Clark like a bullet.
"Bang, bang, bang!"
Clark didn't move, they didn't even tickle him.
In a second, or less, Clark had Carrie out of the school and was running quickly to the edge of town.
Carrie was shocked by Clark's power and questioned loudly, "Why! Why?"
"Why do you have so much power and yet you don't return the favour? Why?"
By the time she had finished speaking, she was being led by Clark to the edge of the town.
Clark grabbed Carrie by the scruff of her neck and stood still as he calmly replied, "Because I'm not like you."
Carrie was stunned and a low laugh escaped her lips, "Then let's die together."
Souls, that voice wanted more souls, and Clark's soul was something that voice craved so badly.
Ting!
Another shattering sound, scarlet blood suddenly flowed from Carrie's head, and then as Clark watched, a pair of horns measuring only a few centimeters appeared.
Is this a ... demon?
Clark was shocked.
What was going on here?
"Boom!"
No sooner had the doubt entered his mind than an even more terrifying force burst from Carrie's body, knocking Clark back.
Clark frowned and charged at Carrie again.
This time, however, Carrie stood still, without the slightest intention of dodging or blocking.
"Boom!"
The fist stopped in front of Carrie's face, the wind blowing through Carrie's bloodstained hair.
Carrie smiled at Clark and actually tugged at her suit, saying, "You don't kill people, do you? What a kind person ..."
With that, she reached out and grabbed Clark, pulling Clark's hand towards her neck and said, "Squeeze down! And then you'll see the blood and my rolling brain."
And then they would be the same, going to hell together.
Clark's sky blue eyes gazed at the other man and said, "Are you still human now?"
"I don't know."
As she spoke, a long tail grew again and swung behind her.
"It doesn't look ... like it!"
Clark shook his head and said, "Besides, you don't die that easily."
He noticed a small cut on Carrie's body that had just flickered away.
The girl, who had been bullied so much, seemed to have changed in ways he couldn't understand before the demon's horns came out.
So he grabbed Carrie's neck with his hand, pulled her forward and pushed her to the ground as she watched.
"Boom!"
A crater appeared in the ground.
The corners of Clark's mouth lifted slightly as he muttered, "Not so easy to die."
He held Carrie down and buried her face in the ground, trying to smother her.
It was a bit clumsy, but it worked.
"Aaaah!"
Still screaming?
Clark frowned and gave a little more force.
The scream disappeared, but the earth shook, and then the ground beneath both men broke apart and even flipped upside down, flipping them over, holding them down, and allowing Carrie to break free of the speed.
Clark stomped hard on the ground, but the ground beneath his feet felt like sand and he couldn't use any force.
The next second, more and more mud was pouring towards Clark, and as she broke free, Carrie looked at Clark, encased in a ball of mud, and with a soft grunt, her body slowly flew up, and with a wave of her hand, the ball of mud flew up.
Clark wasn't dead, she could feel it.
So she increased her power and the ball of mud became more and more solid and smaller and smaller.
But ...
The irresistible force shattered the ball and Clark fell through the air.
He looked at Carrie in mid-air and shook his hand off, finally getting serious.
He would have to stall for time, and then see if his father had any way to bring the girl back.
As for killing her ...
If he could do it without hesitation, he wouldn't be Clark.
In the end, he was a good person by nature, and a teenager of just eighteen, not yet a man.
Just then, two figures flew from mid-air towards this side.
It was Eric and Charles.
They were sitting on chairs made of metal, surrounded by a large amount of metal, and they looked very impressive.
The corner of Clark's mouth twitched.
Just then, Charles's voice rang out in Clark's head.
"Get rid of her, she's not human anymore and an unexplained power is protecting her brain. With the power I'm using now, it'll take me a while to invade her brain.
Clark nodded and bellowed, "Eric!"
Eric's gaze flashed, and with a wave of his palm, a large amount of metal flew towards Carrie in mid-air.
The metal was also blocked by Carrie's hand with her mind power.
At that moment, Clark's body flashed and disappeared in the same place, and when he reappeared, he was already above Carrie's head.
Carrie was shocked and tried to dodge, but Eric's metal surrounded them.
The next instant, Clark grabbed Carrie and pressed her down from mid-air.
"Boom!"
The ground shook and Carrie slammed into the dirt, spitting out a mouthful of blood while her body recovered quickly.
"It's done!"
At that moment, Charles let out a cry of joy and Carrie lay still on the ground.
Clark let go of his opponent.
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