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Under the huge pressure of their hearts, the blood spurted from the artery wound will even spray several meters away. Even the most powerful werewolf cannot survive twenty seconds after the carotid artery is cut open by the silver blade.

This refers to the time from injury to death. In fact, within two seconds, he will lose all his strength and can only lie on the ground convulsing and waiting to die. He will never be able to effectively counterattack the hunter after he succeeds.

So in fact, for knife-hand hunters, there is almost no danger of being injured and turning into a werewolf, or being accidentally killed, or succeeding and retreating unscathed, which is quite extreme.

In fact, knife hunters usually use special silver blades. The first half of the blade is made of hard alloy, while the second half of the blade is made of silver.

The advantage of this is that the hard tip can tear through the hard skin and insert it into the werewolf's body, while the silver blade following the wound can play the same role as a pure silver blade to prevent the wound from healing and cause huge damage to the werewolf.

The premise is that it cannot be stabbed on flexible body hair. The blocking effect of "tough" on the blade is far more terrible than "hard".

Another important function of this kind of silver blade is to use it for finishing wounds. Hunters will carefully separate the clusters of chest hair on the chests of seriously injured or recently dead werewolves, insert the silver blade into their hearts, and pierce and cut the heart. Pretty much the only way to completely kill a werewolf.

If the heart is not damaged, even a werewolf that dies after losing a lot of blood can still be revived. The specific method is omitted.

Even powerful hunters usually carry a conical or triangular steel silver drill to complete this step in order to completely cut off the life of the werewolves they hunt.

Strength hunters usually choose two other methods to kill werewolves: break their neck bones or crush their Adam's apple.

The astonishingly strong vitality of werewolves comes from the heart driving the blood flowing throughout the body. The result of a broken neck bone will cause their heart to lose the command of the central nervous system and be unable to beat normally to maintain life and die quickly. The result of a broken Adam's apple is The werewolf's throat is ruptured and unable to breathe, thus losing the source of life energy.

In this sense, werewolves are actually closer to humans and gods blowing sacred breath into human nostrils, thus giving humans life. When breathing stops, life leaves the body. If we want to explain it from a scientific perspective If so, it was probably the loss of energy supply from blood-oxygen combination that led to the werewolf's final death.

But the disadvantage is that werewolves killed by this method usually struggle crazily in great pain before dying. For hunters, this kind of struggle is very dangerous and fatal.

Nearly 30% of the hunters who used this method to kill their opponents died with the werewolves in the "final struggle". In fact, no more than 10% were killed on the spot, and 20% were contaminated and forced to fight before turning into werewolves. Choose suicide.

A more alternative method is to insert the steel silver drill from the werewolf's eye sockets into his mind when he catches him, and stir it hard to mess up the werewolf's central nervous system. The principle and effect of this method are similar to those of breaking. The neck bones are exactly the same.

There is also the method of inserting a steel-silver drill diagonally upward from the werewolf's mouth into his skull when the werewolf bites him. The werewolf's mouth is still soft and damages the central nervous system. However, since the hunter is in the opponent's grasp, there is almost no chance. The chance of survival after success is usually the trump card of the hunter's desperate struggle to die together after the hunt fails.

As far as humans are concerned, it is usually believed that werewolves have no reason and emotion, only know destruction and killing, and are full of bloodthirsty desires. In fact, this view is wrong.

Werewolves only kill crazily those who threaten their survival and their old enemies, vampires or vampires. They are very friendly to their own kind, and will even sacrifice 70 to 80% of their own strength to save a dying or recently breathed kindred.

This kind of warmth between companions is even more obvious in the natural purebred werewolves. The werewolves transformed by the werewolf bite will completely lose their minds and attack all creatures of different types crazily.

But they are not crazy all the time. Without exception, when such werewolves are fatally injured and on the verge of death, they will return to their sanity. This phenomenon is called God's "last mercy."

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Chapter 175 Preview of a special ceremony