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Reggie even had a hunch that he could take down this mutant headcrab today.

If there is a timetable, and everything is based on this timetable, the headcrab population on the planet Kaimilo should still be in a very early stage. In other words, the mutant headcrabs that Reggie can currently encounter will not be too strong.

This is why Reggie dared to go deep into the building to find this mutant headcrab, because he was sure that this mutant headcrab could not be a very advanced mutant.

Why do you say that? Because it is very simple. If the high-level mutant headcrabs appear on the planet Kaimilo now, then in a word, places like the 57th safe zone can be directly eliminated.

After all, if there are high-level mutant headcrabs, why would they leave such a big takeaway like a packaged food and not eat it, but wander around in the city where almost no one is around? After all, the safe zone can't be escaped. If you really have the strength and level to break through the safe zone directly, just rush over and eat it. Why are you still hanging around here?

Therefore, Reggie believes that there must be a timetable. When these headhunters invaded Kaimilo, they might have relied on their own numerical advantage and flexible and compact body to attack humans unexpectedly, causing the planet to fall overnight.

But it is impossible that Kaimilo was invaded by many high-level mutant headhunters. If so, Kaimilo would definitely not be in this state now. At least, Reggie, who has lost his psychic power, cannot wander around so easily in a city full of headhunter zombies.

Of course, Reggie also suspected that although there were no such large numbers of high-level mutant headhunters, there would probably be one or two mutant headhunters as powerful as the king. Of course, this was just a suspicion and an intuitive speculation. Reggie was not sure, but even if there was a mutant headhunter king, it should not be encountered in such a place. Even if it was encountered, Reggie would probably feel the powerful murderous aura of the other party before approaching.

In addition to a rough judgment of the level of the mutant headcrabs, Reggie also believes that the headcrabs that can evolve to the point where they can be clearly distinguished from mutants in appearance should be a minority. He doesn't know why he thinks so. In short, his intuition tells him that it's like when he goes to draw a box and gets three super rare items in two ten-draw draws. If he doesn't seize this opportunity and lets this super rare item run away, he's afraid that he won't know when he'll meet a mutant headcrab again.

Having said that, there's a reason why Reggie thinks so. Given the timetable mentioned above, it also means that the mutant headcrabs have a process of self-growth. The headcrab he found yesterday looks like an ordinary headcrab zombie, but it lacks a mutant crystal core in its body. This is a good positive.

Now, most of the mutant headcrabs should be in a growth stage. The mutant headcrabs that can be distinguished from mutants in appearance are at least mature.

Originally, it was hard to find a mutant headcrab in the growth stage, even if it was like finding a needle in a haystack. Moreover, they were the kind of needles that would run away. It was even more difficult to find a mutant headcrab in the mature stage. Whether or not you could meet one was completely a matter of luck. So Reggie couldn't let it go. Even if he couldn't beat it, he had to at least try, or at least see its true face.

Thinking of this, Reggie had already gone deep into the building. He didn't know where he had gone. He only knew that the roar of the mutant headcrab in his ears was getting louder and louder, and the footsteps were getting heavier. Reggie was already very close to it.

At this time, Reggie could basically judge that this mutant headcrab was a big guy. Its size was not comparable to that of an ordinary headcrab zombie, but he didn't know how strong it was. Whether its huge size was just a bluff was unknown.

Slowly, Reggie got very close, and unknowingly walked to a very close place. In fact, he didn't want to walk so close, but the walls in the building were very strictly divided, and there was no empty space at all. If Reggie wanted to take a look at this mutant headhunter crab, he had to walk so close.

At this time, Reggie felt that the mutant headhunter crab was only separated from him by a wall. To be honest, even a warrior like him who had experienced many battles, his heartbeat accelerated slightly at this time, and his whole body was extremely tense, ready to fight at any time.

But suddenly, Reggie found a problem. The mutant headhunter crab's iconic roar suddenly stopped, as if it had found the thing it wanted, and its footsteps also stopped, as if it had found something.

Reggie's heart suddenly rose to his throat, because he could clearly perceive that he and the mutant headhunter crab had reached the closest distance. If there was no wall between them, the man and the monster would have collided long ago.

Just as Reggie was thinking rapidly, wondering whether to take the initiative or wait and see, he suddenly heard a loud noise, and the wall instantly collapsed, bricks and stones flew, and Reggie felt like he was hit by a huge shell, with no ability to resist at all.

Then, the shell knocked Reggie into the opposite wall, and directly knocked the wall open with him, bricks and stones flew, and the stars and the moon in the sky were exposed. Reggie found that he was actually knocked out of the building by the shell and came to the street outside!

Then Reggie was knocked out, separated from the shell, and fell heavily on the wall of another building, creating a dent in the wall of the building. If there was a little more force, Reggie would probably be knocked into the building again.

This strong impact made Reggie unable to recover for a long time. He couldn't even breathe. He was almost unconscious and didn't know how many bones were broken.

Fortunately, when the shell attacked him, Reggie subconsciously mutated his hands into animal claws at the fastest speed, and used the bulletproof claws to block, preventing the shell from directly hitting other soft parts of his body. If this reaction was a beat slower, the shell would directly hit other parts of Reggie's body that had not mutated, and Reggie would probably have died at this time.

But at this time, Reggie's injuries were not optimistic. He had temporarily lost his sense of pain and didn't know where he was injured or fractured.