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After I Fully Prepared for the Apocalypse, the Ungrateful Cried with Regret novel Chapter 121

Chapter 121: Chapter 121: Anxious

Nina Jacobs had never awakened a Thunder Element Superpower herself.

But in her past life, Liam Grant’s use of his Thunder Element Superpower could only be described as masterful.

Her knowledge of the Thunder Element was more than just superficial.

Thunder Element attacks had extremely strong piercing power.

And they were incredibly precise.

The more you retreated, the more of a disadvantage you were at.

Besides, there wasn’t enough room in this hallway to back up anyway.

’I’m better off closing the distance and attacking him head-on.’

Nina Jacobs dodged the attack, her Fire Element Superpower rapidly spreading along the ground toward his feet.

At the same time, a flaming dagger materialized behind her.

It shot straight for the man’s face!

BANG!

The clash between the Fire Element and Thunder Element Superpowers erupted in a dazzling flash of light in the hallway.

"I’d really love to continue this fight with you,

but..."

The man had already spotted several squads of fully armed personnel in the distance.

He retreated toward the exit, raising one arm as he did.

"Trying to run?"

Nina Jacobs also saw the rescue teams rushing over.

But she also caught the smile in the corner of his eye as he turned his head.

’He seems to have come prepared!’

Nina Jacobs was fast, but the man had already dashed out the exit in an instant!

’A Speed Element Superpower User!’

’He’s actually a Dual Element User?’

At that same moment, a blinding Thunder Superpower suddenly shot upward.

The fluorescent lights on the ceiling of the shelter were instantly struck.

Screams erupted all around, and the crowd descended into chaos.

By the time Nina Jacobs rushed out of the hallway exit, the man had already vanished.

"Nina Jacobs, what happened?"

Chester Pearson found only Nina Jacobs there when he arrived.

"That man from before infiltrated the interrogation room."

Nina Jacobs pointed in the direction the man had disappeared.

Unfortunately, there was no sign of him in the crowd.

’Right, Sherry Renner!’

Nina Jacobs spun around and ran toward the interrogation room.

Sherry Renner seemed to only have external injuries, though she was soaked to the bone and looked miserable.

"Cole Dempsey, his target was Cole Dempsey,

hurry and check on him."

Sherry Renner was numb all over.

She had forgotten that water conducts electricity, and using her Water Element Superpower to attack the man had only put her at a disadvantage.

The others had all been electrocuted into unconsciousness.

"He’s dead,"

Nina Jacobs said as she walked out of one of the interrogation rooms.

The man’s only target was Cole Dempsey.

"He must be from the Alliance,"

Sherry Renner said.

"Did you get a clear look at his face?"

Chester Pearson asked.

Nina Jacobs shook her head.

"But I suspect it was Tyson Hughes."

"Impossible. I saw Tyson Hughes get into a car with my own eyes just now,"

Chester Pearson refuted.

"How can you be so sure the man you saw was Tyson Hughes?

Maybe it was someone else."

Nina Jacobs’s words took Chester Pearson a moment to process.

"The man who was in the meeting with you guys—I ran into him on the road earlier.

He’s an Earth Element Superpower User."

And last time, Cole Dempsey had said that Tyson Hughes was a Thunder Element Superpower User.

That was why Nina Jacobs suspected the man in the meeting wasn’t actually Tyson Hughes.

"Then what’s their purpose in swapping identities like that?"

Chester Pearson asked with a frown.

’Could it really just be to kill Cole Dempsey?’

"That, I don’t know,"

"and I have no proof that the man just now was Tyson Hughes.

It’s all just a guess on my part,"

Nina Jacobs said truthfully.

Identifying someone based solely on their Superpower wasn’t always accurate.

Besides, the man from before was clearly a Dual Element Superpower User.

Chester Pearson cursed under his breath.

The people from the Superpower User Alliance had already left.

They had actually let those people assassinate a key witness right under their noses.

Even if Cole Dempsey wasn’t much use anymore.

"Maybe they were worried Cole Dempsey would tell us something?"

Nina Jacobs mused aloud.

’There must have been something Cole Dempsey knew that we never got to ask him.’

"If I’d known those people were up to no good,"

"I never would have let them leave so quickly,"

Chapter 121: Anxious 1

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