The figure jumping on the rooftop like a flea could leap over ten meters in one go.
This inhuman way of moving made Lv Bai realize it would be hard to shake off the opponent with just his legs, so he simply stood in place, waiting for the other to catch up.
He didn't wait long before a fleshy tendril ending in a claw flew and hooked onto a streetlight pole.
The tendril quickly contracted, dragging Chang Hu to land on top of the pole.
To avoid losing his balance, Chang Hu crouched low, lowering his center of gravity.
Lv Bai naturally recognized this guy. What he hadn't expected was that this guy had a parasitic creature on him.
Chang Hu's left hand, which had flung the tendril, returned to normal. He sneered, "Smiling Face, remember me?"
Lv Bai didn't rush to reply. Instead, he took a few steps, lining Chang Hu up with the round moon in the sky.
He nodded with satisfaction, smiling broadly. "This composition looks more imposing."
