My 100th Rebirth a day before the Apocalypse novel Chapter 1011

Chapter 1011: Chapter 1009 The Mutated Wolf VS The Mutated Porcupine 2

More importantly, the wolf could also serve as a mount.

That alone would drastically enhance Sparrow’s mobility, allowing him to travel across vast terrains at high speed while conserving his own stamina, making long-range reconnaissance far more efficient and far less risky.

As for the mutated porcupine, its role was even clearer in Kisha’s mind.

Vulture, who possessed an earth-based awakened ability, would be the perfect match for a defensive, fortress-like beast. Fighting side by side, the two could form an almost impenetrable frontline. The porcupine’s metal-hardened body and ranged quill attacks would provide both defense and area suppression, while Vulture’s earth abilities could reinforce terrain control and protection.

Back to back on the battlefield, they would resemble a moving bastion, slow, steady, and incredibly difficult to break through.

In Kisha’s eyes, it was a simple and efficient pairing.

One for speed, stealth, and mobility.

One for defense, stability, and battlefield control.

And if both mutated animals were secured, her team’s overall combat structure would be elevated to an entirely new level.

"Good..." Kisha murmured softly to herself, her gaze fixed intently on the two mutated animals in the distance, a faint glint of anticipation shining in her eyes.

She didn’t have to wait much longer.

The signs of exhaustion soon became obvious. The once explosive movements of the mutated black wolf had noticeably slowed, its dashes no longer as sharp as before despite the fact that it had already cleared out a large portion of the surrounding trees. Even with the widened battlefield it had painstakingly created, it still failed to fully break through the porcupine’s iron-like defense.

But the mutated porcupine was in no better state.

Its earlier relentless volleys of steel-like quills had gradually decreased in frequency. The regeneration and repeated firing had clearly consumed most of its spiritual energy, and now its attacks were becoming sparse and less aggressive. The once overwhelming barrage had dwindled into occasional, restrained shots.

Eventually, both mutated animals stopped attacking altogether.

They stood several meters apart, locked in a tense standoff.

Neither moved.

Neither attacked.

It was as if they had reached a silent understanding; whoever made the first reckless move would expose themselves to a fatal counterattack. Both were conserving the last remnants of their spiritual energy, preparing for one final, decisive clash that would determine the victor... and the corpse left behind.

"Oh," Kisha whispered, her lips curving slightly. "The final act."

Her eyes sharpened immediately.

"I need to move now."

Without hesitation, she slipped off the branch and leapt downward, her body descending gracefully as she subtly used her telekinesis to slow her fall. The controlled descent ensured she made almost no sound upon landing, minimizing the chance of drawing the attention of the two hyper-alert mutated animals.

Rather than rushing in recklessly, she began to advance carefully, closing the distance with calculated steps.

Her goal was clear.

She had to get close enough to intervene before either mutated animal launched that final, lethal attack, to subdue them at the brink of exhaustion and prevent them from killing each other in their last desperate exchange.

After seeing Kisha make her move, Ethan immediately grasped her intention.

She was going to intervene.

Without hesitation, he began to carefully climb down the tree, his movements slow and controlled to avoid making any unnecessary noise. Each step was deliberate as he landed lightly on the forest floor, then followed behind her at a cautious distance. He kept his body low, using the fallen trees and remaining trunks as cover while watching his footing, ensuring that neither of the two mutated animals would notice his approach.

His breathing remained steady, his attention split between Kisha’s figure ahead and the tense standoff in the distance.

However, before he could even close half the distance.

Kisha suddenly moved.

In a blur of motion, she dashed forward with explosive speed. The moment she was within range, her hand lifted slightly, fingers curling as her telekinetic power surged outward. Invisible force spread through the air like unseen hands, striking at the perfect moment when both mutated animals were completely fixated on each other and least aware of their surroundings.

They never saw it coming.

One second, they were locked in a silent stare-down.

The next —

"Silly... but a little cute," she thought quietly.

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