to hell. The Tathagata demon saved the situation,
but was prevented and
only summoned a little demon. After
being adopted by Dr. John Hurt
, the demon HB who grew up began his own career to help mankind.
He has two friends,
one of which has little combat power but has. There are many super- powered murlocs .
One is a woman SelmaBlair who can't control her own flames.
There is also a human nanny Rupert Evans
who is responsible for his life. At that time, the mage who summoned HB had two servants and
one woman.
One was an invulnerable fighting puppet.
They used blood sacrifices to resurrect The mage
then wanted to use HB to reopen the gates of hell.
They first resurrected the hellhound.
HB first hugged it and burned it to death,
but found that it killed one, resurrected two, and
finally reached the enemy’s nest and found it everywhere.
But it would
be nice to destroy the eggs while destroying them (it was so stupid to put the eggs together and wait for someone to explode...) The
biggest failure of the mage is to kill JH somehow.
This is of course irritating HB
and has always been irresponsible. He became mature at this moment
(normal performance after losing his parents).
Finally, the mage put SB's soul into another world to lure HB to open the door of hell.
As a result, HB was completely unaffected and
knocked the mage to death
and then killed an octopus-like Strange Dongdong
(actually using explosives...) In the
end, SB was resurrected somehow
What makes RE depressed is that SB completely ignored him and plunged directly into HB's arms,
and then the uncontrollable flame of SB began to burn
(At this time, RE should be grateful, ordinary people burned to death...)
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but also a comic book
story quite bad
after all, to explain the background of good in such a short time
and then had a story
a little It’s tight,
so I can’t demand too much. The
picture is pretty dazzling . It’s also cool to
look at
it. The
most interesting thing is that this hero’s nonsense is really
interesting.
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