Reincarnated As A Lion In Another World-Chapter 157: Exploding Rat

"Does he hide behind you too?" The blue-skinned man asked with a pained smile on his face.

Diane was about to rush at him when four large rats rushed out from behind the trees.

She stood there, her gaze filled with bewilderment as she had never seen such powerful rats before.

The rats pranced around the blue-skinned man, guarding him while he slowly got up from the ground.

He dusted his black wet clothes, coughing because of the broken ribs.

"Who are you?" Diane asked. Commander Bibi arrived beside her, scanning the rats with a curious gaze. For anyone to be so bold as to attack Olivia in front of the mountain, that person should have extraordinary guts.

The blue-skinned man chuckled, "I'm Wadolius, let's not beat around the bush okay?

I'm here for Kael, I understand that he's your leader,"

"What do you want with Kael?" Diane asked, taking a step forward.

The rats growled fiercely, showing their two long and pointy teeth.

"I just want to see him, surely, a lion doesn't need to hide behind his consorts," Wadolius said as he also took a step forward.

"The king is…busy," Commander Bibi said with his eyes narrowed to slits like Diane's.

"Oh," Wadolius shook his head with a sorry smile on his head, "Even a mutt can speak for a lion, no sense of culture!" He seemed genuinely vexed at this.

He felt like his mind had been tainted by Bibi's telepathic voice.

"And you dare to call him 'king'?" Wadolius frowned. These people were clearly provoking him.

"You dare attack one of the king's consorts…" Diane's expression was completely calm and cold. Her eyes were locked on her target and her body tensed like an arrow pulled to the limit on a bow. Her steps grew heavy and her breath shot out in low growls.

Wadolius ignored her words, and water began to rise out of the ground, surrounding his moving figure.

"So it's true what he said. Well then, I'll just have to force that disgrace on Lionhood to show himself!" Wadolius shouted, this time with his mouth instead of telepathy.

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Just as water surged from the ground and pushed him forward, Diane also launched herself, shooting at Wadolius with the intention of destroying him.

The earth cracked with every step, unable to bear the weight of the power she was exerting.

They met in the middle, Diane threw a fierce punch and Wadolius responded with a spinning kick.

Diane's fist, which caused the air to tremble, shot forth, hitting Wadolius's leg which was encased in water.

Surprisingly, Diane was the one who was sent back. Her legs dug two fissures into the ground as she moved back and tried to stop herself from moving.

"Naked savages, no training at all!" Wadolius was like a maniac, he rushed Diane again with his body surrounded by swirling water.

Meanwhile, the four rats all lunged after Commander Bibi who had already rushed at them.

Normally, Commander Bibi would be able to easily deal with these four dog-sized rats, that should have been the case. He should have made quick work of these oversized rodents, turning them into minced meat.

Yet, Commander Bibi skidded to a sudden halt in front of the growling rats, his nose twitching as his senses were telling him to get out of the way. His innate ability to sense danger was clashing with his physical senses.

He couldn't see anything wrong with these rats. The aura they emitted was similar to a tier 2 wolf but that was it. But the innate combat awareness of a War Wolf edged his psyche, warning of the danger these rats possessed.

It was confusing.

He lowered his body slightly and had his arms outstretched. Long, black, and curved claws jutted out of his fingernails, their tips screaming with a scared level of sharpness.

The rats looked at themselves, a mix of determination and uncertainty in their eyes.

Two of the rats, one with electric blue fur and the other with pure black fur nodded to each other, displaying a saddening level of high intelligence. Their eyes were watery, but their minds were made. They could not go against their instincts.

Bibi's pupils shrank as he saw the two rats run at him with suicidal intent. His shrunken pupils dilated when he caught a glimpse of the rune tattoos on the back of the two rats.

He didn't have time to think, the blue rat with electricity surging around around it used its four legs to quickly close the distance between him and Commander Bibi.

Commander Bibi's ears perked and his muscles trembled. He raised his leg and kicked out with force.

Like a moth to a flame, the electric rat ran straight at the raised foot, unable to change his trajectory in time.

The sound of bones cracking echoed everywhere as the electric rat's head hit the sole of Bibi's foot.

The rat had its mouth wide open, ready to deliver a nasty bite, only for its lower jaw to be brutally kicked back into its fleshy neck.

The electric rat shot back faster than it came, producing a sickening crunching sound every time it bounced off the ground.

But by the time the rat finally stopped being a ragdoll across the floor, it had left quite a lot of patches of wood on the ground. Its final form was a blue-furred rat with its limbs pointing in all the wrong directions.

Its lower jaw had been smashed into its neck, making it look like it had only one jaw, the upper jaw. Blood spurted out of the injuries in little bits. The internal injuries were far more than the external injuries.

Surprisingly, the limbs of the rat twitched and its black eyes moved around its eye socket, trying to express the agony it currently felt.

To suffer such a fate and still be alive to feel the pain was worse than death. The electric rat could only look at its comrades or its blue-skinned master, hoping for one to come and relieve it of its pain.

It couldn't shout or cry, the vocal cords were damaged but the breathing tube was still intact, like it had been intentionally damaged in such a fashion.

Yet, Commander Bibi had merely been precise in his attack, nothing much to it.

Bibi eyed the second rat coming at him, this rat did not look back to check on its friend, it just rushed forward with suicidal intent.

Commander Bibi did not wait for this one, he lunged at this black rat with his claws outstretched.

At first, the rat could see the large humanoid standing in front of him. The next thing he knew, the large humanoid had his hand pierced into his chest.

The black rat opened its eyes wide in shock, it had felt how everything happened and it was indeed shocking.

His ribs were like dried leaves to Commander Bibi whose arm easily broke through and penetrated his lungs, coming out of his back.

Commander Bibi's muscular body was stained with crimson blood as he stared coldly into the eye of the dying rat.

"Something isn't right," He said to himself as he flexed his blood-drenched claws.

The light of life quickly faded away from the rat's eyes, causing a magical reaction from the rune tattoo on its back.

Commander Bibi frowned, he felt the dead body of the rat rapidly heating up and quickly pulled his arm out of its chest.

He had barely raised his leg to take a single step back when…

*BOOM!*

A huge explosion akin to the full power of a tier 3 wolf hit Commander Bibi like a rolling boulder. The force was too terrifying and sudden, he had no way to defend himself against it.

Commander Bibi's body shot back like a broken kite through the air until his body slammed into the side of the mountain close to the first prison cave.

A sideways crater was formed with Commander Bibi's body stuck inside. The few seconds of no movement indicated that he was unconscious and probably severely injured.

Small pieces of rocks fell over the hole and dust rose into the sky, polluting the air.

"What the…" The goat man who resided inside the first prison had his eyes wide open as he looked through the red barrier to see a glimpse of the fight.

He had seen how that rat had exploded after being impaled by Commander Bibi and the force of that explosion hit the red barrier in front of him.

He felt the whole prison shake after Bibi was blasted into the mountainside beside his prison.

He didn't know who to support in this fight, his captors or these new enemies. Because of his previous conversation with Kurse, his priorities were everywhere but here.

Meanwhile, Diane jumped back to dodge a water whip that pierced into the ground where she was standing.

Her hair blew to the side and the searing head hit the side of her face. She saw the explosion from the corner of her brownish-yellow eyes and could not help but look over.

Unfortunately, this brief moment of distraction caused her to not see the incoming whip of water that lashed at her stomach.