Invincible: The Greatest Template System

In space, Russell continuously fired lasers at Battle Beast.

"Enough!"

Battle Beast ignored it irritably, waving his claws, only wanting to grab Russell.

In the void with nowhere to exert force, no matter how fast he was, it was useless; he could only move around in place.

Russell quickly left large red spots on his fur where it was burned off, and the impact sent him flying around.

"What is this, there's no fun at all!"

Battle Beast raised his hand to block another laser aimed at his eyes, frowning in annoyance, allowing the high-temperature laser to burn his palm.

This attack could make him feel pain, but to say it could threaten him was still far off.

"You can use your natural claws against me, why can't I use my advantage over you to target you?"

Russell was expressionless, not feeling any shame.

"Boring."

Battle Beast tried several times but couldn't get close to Russell, completely losing interest, and pressed the teleportation bracelet on his wrist, integrated with his red and black battle suit, preparing to leave.

"Goodbye, kid.

Perhaps my strength left you with no options, so you could only use this method."

"You are still young and have great potential. Thinking about killing you like this is a waste.

When I come back to find you next time, I hope you won't only have these tricks."

His eyes were cold as he issued a preview of their next battle, seemingly also a warning, hoping Russell could give him a satisfying fight next time.

Whoosh!

If possible, Russell would naturally want to keep Battle Beast.

His eyes shot out lasers again, and Battle Beast casually raised his hand, protecting the bracelet as easily as swatting away a mischievous child trying to knock over a cupcake in his hand.

A dimensional portal of yellow light opened, swallowing him and taking him away.

In the silent, empty void, only Russell remained.

After waiting for a while, the notification for collecting the Battle Beast template did not sound.

"Because the damage was too low, it doesn't count as a defeat?"

The faint hope in his heart was extinguished.

'Indeed, whether the damage he inflicted on Battle Beast could even be called a flesh wound was debatable. Battle Beast didn't flee due to defeat or injury; he left out of annoyance.'

It was like a person encountering mosquitoes on the road, getting a few small itchy bumps, and having no way to deal with the fast-flying insects, so they leave irritably, not wanting to waste more time.

You absolutely cannot say a mosquito defeated a human.

Battle Beast, who travels the Universe looking for opponents, naturally had a way to escape the omnipresent space that would put him in a difficult situation.

He could even choose to teleport back to Earth immediately, restarting the battle from the beginning.

However, Battle Beast was greatly disappointed today and had no interest in continuing the battle.

Moreover, he had always longed to die like a warrior in a life-and-death battle against a worthy opponent, and Russell showed a little potential.

An unripe fruit picked from the branch too early is only sour.

Battle Beast decided to let Russell, this 'tender' fruit with potential, continue to grow for now.

Even if he couldn't satisfy his ultimate pursuit, perhaps at least he could give him more intense battle enjoyment in the future?