After experiencing the first few Rogge's attacks, Mr. Film has roughly figured out Rogge's tactics.
Is he planning to use this method to consume my negative energy?
Isn't he underestimating me a little too much!
Facing the fourth Rogge, Mr. Film didn't release his negative energy. He just raised the negative energy sword in his hand, intending to use his swordsmanship to deal with this Rogge.
Just as Mr. Film was about to chop this Rogge into smoke like before, he suddenly saw a pair of blood-red eyes.
This is?
Looking at the pair of blood-red eyes with three tomoe, Mr. Film suddenly found that the Rogge who was rushing towards him disappeared.
Not only that, the negative energy sword in his hand and all the negative energy on his body also disappeared.
He turned back to a normal person in an instant.
Just as Mr. Film was puzzled, he glanced around and found that he was no longer in Kingpin's research institute, but in the endless ocean.
What the hell is going on?
Before he could figure out what was going on, he saw the Golden Mountain cargo ship that was slowly falling silent. Corpses were floating on the surface of the sea.
Looking at the strange yet familiar scene in front of him, Mr. Film felt that he seemed to have returned to the original Snakehead member, the nameless, powerless, and undignified Snakehead member.
On the second floor of Kingpin's research institute, Mr. Film, who was holding the negative energy sword, suddenly lost consciousness and stood motionless in the same place.
Until Rogge wiped his throat with the kunai, he couldn't recover from the strange illusion.
Mr. Film fell heavily to the ground, and black blood flowed out of his throat that didn't look human at all.
It wasn't until a few minutes after he died that Mr. Film, who only had black and white colors, returned to a normal human appearance, and the blood on the ground also turned into a bright red human color.
With Mr. Film's death, the negative energy on his body also disappeared, and everything related to negative energy also returned to its original appearance.
It was a pity that Mr. Film's negative energy was born from a comprehensive drug experiment. Otherwise, Rogge could have tried to use the ability of his three tomoe Sharingan to copy the energy weapon ability of Mr. Film.
In order to prevent Mr. Film's negative energy from catalyzing his own negative emotions, he used the Sharingan's illusion ability for the first time in battle.
Judging from the current situation, the illusion of the Sharingan was very useful.
Glancing at Mr. Film who had completely lost his life, Rogge continued to walk towards his destination.
Now, the only one standing in front of him was Bullseye.
As long as he got rid of Bullseye and destroyed this place, the mission in Hand's hand would basically be complete.
Through the surveillance footage in the room, Bullseye saw Mr. Film being killed by Rogge.
Bullseye had a grave look on his face when he saw Mr. Film standing still and letting Roger cut his throat with the kunai.
Although Bullseye had never fought with Rogge before, he was no stranger to Rogge. In fact, he was even a little familiar with him.
No one knew how Roger appeared. The only thing that could be traced back was that he suddenly appeared in New York three years ago. On the surface, he appeared to be a private detective, but in reality, he was a ninja and began to accept various commissions.
As an assassin, Bullseye saw the aura of one of his own kind in Rogge.
But unlike him, Rogge also mastered all kinds of strange ninjutsu. Rogge also mastered all kinds of strange ninjutsu.
Rogge had eliminated most of the resistance on the second floor of the basement. If no one stopped him, it wouldn't be long before he arrived at this laboratory.
After thinking about it carefully, Bullseye finally left the laboratory with all kinds of weapons he had prepared.
Instead of letting Rogge come here smoothly, it would be better to take the initiative to choose the battlefield outside.
This way, even if he couldn't win, he would have more escape routes.
As for whether or not he could stop Rogge, Bullseye wasn't very confident.
But after carefully watching the battle between Rogge and Mr. Film, Bullseye found that Rogge wasn't very good at long-range combat.
If that wasn't the case, he wouldn't have had to use those strange doppelgangers to charge again and again just now.
And long-range attacks happened to be what he was best at.
Therefore, before leaving the laboratory, Bullseye had already formulated a strategy, which was to use his best throwing ability to deal with Rogge from a distance.
Just as Rogge was about to reach the core laboratory on the second floor of the basement, several daggers attacked him at lightning speed from strange angles.
These daggers naturally couldn't fly as fast as bullets, but they were far more accurate than the bullets fired by the security guards.
Clang! Clang! Clang …
Rogge's kunai hit the daggers in an instant, and all of them bounced away.
But just as these daggers were bounced away, a large number of different things flew towards him.
These included daggers, darts, metal bullets, irregular iron nails, and even a few poker cards.
In terms of lethality, these things couldn't compare with bullets at all.
But they came from extremely tricky angles, and even seemed to be linked to each other.
Instead of trying to bounce these weapons away, Rogge directly used Blink to retreat.
As Rogge disappeared, these weapons either hit the floor or the wall.
As if having predicted Rogge's retreat, a few more daggers came at him just as he steadied himself.
Blink!
Rogge's figure disappeared again, but this time, instead of continuing to retreat, he chose to move forward.
Although the attacker hadn't shown up yet, Rogge already knew who it was.
No one else could have such an accurate throwing ability except Bullseye.
After crossing dozens of meters in the blink of an eye, he finally saw Bullseye, who was about to disappear at the corner of the passage.
The moment he saw Bullseye, Bullseye also saw him, and immediately attacked him with a few more daggers.
After throwing these daggers, Bullseye disappeared in front of Rogge again.
After dodging Bullseye's dagger, Rogge didn't chase after Bullseye immediately. Instead, he cast Shadow Clone.
After the Shadow Clone appeared, Rogge first had it chase after Bullseye, while he himself took out a Flying Thor and stabbed it into the ground, before returning to the office through the Thor.
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