es wisely.” Brutols coldly stated as his knee smashed the vampire's jaw, followed by a fiery punch to the open mouth. The vampire's wide, terrified eyes fixed on Brutols as life left his body. To prevent waste, Brutols even extracted some of the vampire’s teeth, knowing they made excellent weapons.

After Brutols defeated the vampire, the whole tower trembled. The other residents couldn't believe the vampire had succumbed to a human. The vampire, though the weakest in the tower, was still formidable. While strong enough adversaries existed, the speed at which Brutols had killed the vampire was astonishing. Surprisingly, the residents felt a perverse satisfaction rather than remorse at the vampire’s demise, their mutual disdain and grudges evident.

Though he didn't understand their dynamics, Brutols wouldn’t hesitate to eliminate them all. Reaching the second floor, he encountered a bizarre humanoid cockroach. Larger and uglier than any human, its grotesque appearance was enough to unsettle anyone. Brutols suspected that there might be more cockroaches hidden nearby and quickly turned to find numerous others gathering.

“Seems they plan to use swarm tactics,” Brutols thought, readying two blue flames in his hands. He launched them at two advancing cockroaches, surprised by their speed and durability. The flames scorched them but didn't kill them, and they started to recover rapidly.

“Hahaha, witness the powerful regeneration of the cockroach people. You foolish human, you can never truly defeat us!” The insects taunted as more cockroaches swarmed, forcing Brutols to dodge swiftly. Encasing himself in blue flames like a protective shield, Brutols pondered his next move, finding the situation laughably easy despite the swarm's inconvenience.

The cockroaches' tenacity was misplaced in aggression rather than advancement. Quickly isolating one, Brutols decapitated it with a single powerful blow. Yet, despite its severe injury, the cockroach kept moving until Brutols ripped it apart and crushed its heart.

Brutols’ efficient attack turned his frustrations into swift action, ensuring none of the cockroaches posed a lasting threat. Although he faced the relentless swarm, his powerful fire attacks and use of vampire teeth as weaponry quickly decimated the insects.

Moving to the third floor, Brutols confronted a giant mosquito humanoid, evidently the queen of a swarm. Seeing numerous smaller mosquitoes, he felt his skin crawl. Hating such creatures, his resolve intensified, unleashing 120% of his power.

As the mosquitoes swarmed, Brutols’ blue flames incinerated them instantly. The swiftness and coordination of the mosquito's reactions were no match for his controlled, devastating fire. No mosquito dodged the blue flames, which acted almost sentiently, dri

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