People in Ultraman: Dark Summoning

However, a tank zombie seemed to have noticed Shang Hua's intention of action. It immediately opened its bloody mouth and let out a deafening roar.

At the same time, the other two tank zombies were not to be outdone. They spewed green poisonous gas from their mouths, trying to block Shang Hua's way.

Faced with such a dangerous situation, Shang Hua was not afraid at all.

He rolled skillfully in the air, avoiding the attack of the poison gas, and continued to accelerate, approaching the three tank zombies step by step.

Finally, when the distance between the two sides was shortened to a certain extent, Shang Hua used his unique skill without hesitation - Dharma Sword Technique!

The long sword in Shang Hua's hand was like a nimble dragon, flying and circling in the air.

Every swing of his sword was as fast as lightning and extremely sharp.

Each sword contains the deep internal strength in his body and carries endless power, which shocks people.

Although the tank zombies are extremely powerful, their movements are relatively slow.

Under Shang Hua's fierce offensive, they were unable to completely avoid Shang Hua's attacks.

Shang Hua's sword fell on their bodies like a torrential rain, leaving deep scars.

Shang Hua took advantage of this opportunity and launched continuous attacks, not giving the three tank zombies a chance to breathe.

His swordsmanship became more and more sharp, and each sword carried a sharp sword energy, accurately stabbing at the vital parts of the three tank zombies.

Although the three tank zombies were thick-skinned and tough, they began to feel overwhelmed by Shang Hua's fierce attack.

Shang Hua's sword cut deep wounds on their bodies and blood kept flowing out.

However, these tank zombies did not give up easily and they still stubbornly resisted Shang Hua's attack.

However, as time went on, their movements became slower and their reactions became sluggish.

Finally, Shang Hua seized an opportunity and stabbed a tank zombie's eye with a sword, completely destroying its brain.

Then he quickly turned around and cut off the neck of another tank zombie with his sword.

Seeing this, the last tank zombie wanted to escape, but how could Shang Hua let it succeed?

He leaped up, caught up with the tank zombie, and killed it with one sword.

The three tank zombies fell to the ground one after another and there was no movement.

Shanghua was breathing heavily, his body trembling slightly due to the excessive use of strength, but there was a determination gleam in his eyes.

A smile appeared on his lips, and a sense of accomplishment surged in his heart.

However, before he could enjoy the joy of victory, he saw a large group of zombies rushing towards them like a tide.

Shanghua took a deep breath and tried his best to calm his breathing.

He knew that facing so many enemies, if he couldn't stay calm and rational, he would easily fall into a desperate situation.

Therefore, he needs to adjust his condition quickly in order to better cope with the next battle.

When he felt that his breath had basically stabilized, Shang Hua raised the sword in his hand again.

The sword flashed with a cold light, as if it had become one with him.

He decided to continue using Bodhidharma's 108 sword techniques to fight these terrifying zombies.

This sword technique uses stillness to counter movement, allowing him to look for opportunities to counterattack while defending.

As Shang Hua moved, his body began to spin.

His swordsmanship was as natural and smooth as flowing water, and every time he swung his sword, it was accompanied by a sharp sword energy.

The zombies that pounced on him were easily killed by his sword energy, and their heads fell to the ground one after another.

At the same time, Shang Hua also took this opportunity to recover the huge internal energy he had just consumed.

He knew very well that this battle might last for a long time, so he had to ensure that he had enough internal strength to hold on.