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At this critical moment.

Su Chang launched an attack, leaping out from the rusty iron barrel, exploding with power, charging towards the side of the wolfdog.

One-Breath Fury made his movement extremely fast, arriving next to the big wolfdog almost instantly.

The wolfdog’s attention was entirely on the Big Horn, not reacting to Su Changxing’s sudden assault.

Pa~

The Big Horn was struck in the chest by the big wolfdog’s paw, sent flying, crashing into the red wall of the factory, embedded into it.

Meanwhile.

Su Changxing also slashed at the area of the big wolfdog’s body covered with crystals, causing a multitude of fine cracks to appear on its body. A second slash created more and deeper complex cracks, and with the third cut, a huge hole was completely shattered through the wolfdog’s back.

Only then did the wolfdog react, letting out a scream of pain as a gust of wind rose. Su Changxing immediately felt a forced pause in his body and then watched helplessly as the wolfdog lunged to bite him.

But before that, he had already made evasive moves, so the wolfdog didn’t bite him immediately. Once his body was able to move, he rolled to the side and slashed again, completely piercing through the wolfdog’s body, including its pulsating purple heart.

The wolfdog howled again, the wind rose, his body fell into another pause, but this time the Big Horn rushed up, slapping the wolfdog’s face in retaliation for the earlier attack.

Su Changxing withdrew his blade and retreated, also reaching a state of exhaustion.

This wolfdog was already severely injured, completely no match for the Big Horn. After two or three rounds, it collapsed to the ground with a loud thud, purple blood covering the ground in front of the factory.

The strength of this wolfdog was quite formidable, possessing unexpected abilities, which introduced risk to the battle. Fortunately, the final outcome was favorable.

Su Changxing took a deep breath, realizing that although his abilities had become stronger, they were also taking a toll on his body.

This kind of toll continually increasing would affect his physical mobility, thereby impacting his combat strength.

Afterward, he carried the silver-white machete towards the wolfdog’s corpse and cut out the dark red Extraordinary Crystal from its heart.

Su Changxing tossed this Extraordinary Crystal to the Big Horn, who didn’t seem to care, shaking his head and turning to devour the wolfdog’s body instead.

”Don’t need it?”

He was thoughtful, guessing that perhaps the Big Horn’s ability was to extract more energy from the corpses, but at the same time, it lost the ability to devour Extraordinary Crystals.

No wonder the Big Horn’s combat strength wasn’t considered strong, yet it managed to grow in such an environment, often playing the role of a vulture, becoming stronger just by consuming the remnants of powerful creatures, without needing Extraordinary Crystals or absorbing energy from the air to slowly enhance itself.

Since the Big Horn didn’t need it, Su Changxing put away the Extraordinary Crystal and didn’t eat it immediately, as he hadn’t fully digested the previous Tier Eight Extraordinary Crystal.

It seemed that consuming too many Extraordinary Crystals in a short time caused his body to exhibit symptoms of saturation, slowing the digestion speed of the crystals.

But this slowing down was relative, extending a day to several days, extending several days to dozens of days, still like a rocket speed improvement compared to humans.

He climbed to the top of the factory, observing the surroundings, waiting for the Big Horn to eat up the wolfdog’s body bit by bit. The speed wasn’t fast, given the wolfdog’s body was several times larger, requiring simultaneous digestion and consumption.

The feeding speed was determined by the digestion speed, not the eating speed.

Su Changxing climbed to the top of the iron tower next to the factory, seeing those new humans besieging a gigantic monster that was four or five meters tall, which wasn’t even the full size of the monster, only a part stretching out from the ruins.

”This is at least a Tier Seven Extraordinary Creature, right?”

Su Changxing pondered, feeling that this place seemed unsafe, then glanced again at the Big Horn still devouring the corpse below.

He climbed down from the iron tower and shouted to the Big Horn: ”Bring the corpse, let’s move to another place.”

Sure enough, shortly after they left, the ground began violently shaking, and a huge purple tentacle broke free from the restraints of the earth, swaying out.

”What is that?”

Su Changxing was startled and frightened, knowing that this was probably an incredibly powerful Extraordinary Creature, and if caught, his zombie clone would be gone instantly.

Beneath this city lay horrifying creatures, seemingly bound for some reason, and those new humans appeared here probably because of this monster.

...

In the dimly lit small room, after being interrogated, Feng Sichen was taken away for treatment by a psychologist. Although there seemed to be no signs of losing control, precautions had to be taken just in case.

The candlelight flickered, and everyone in the room wore a thoughtful expression.

”Can what he said be true?” A short-haired woman wearing a crop top yawned lazily and said, ”I don’t think this person called Feng Sichen is trustworthy. Some of what he says may be true, but he’s definitely making some of it up.”

The leader touched his nose with his left hand, smiling as he said, ”Overall, it should be true, likely concealing unimportant parts. He’s a very deceitful person; I can sense it, everything about him exudes dishonesty.”

”Report it, let the Order Team handle it. We probably can’t deal with this, just hoping that thing doesn’t approach our gathering point, otherwise, we’ll have to retreat.”

The short-haired woman wearing a crop top showed a puzzled expression: ”Leader, do you know what that thing is?”

The leader looked grave, remaining silent for a moment, then said, ”It’s likely a Divine Creature; only Divine Creatures can cause such terrifying contamination. Regardless of the Extraordinary level, each Divine Creature is terrifying.”

”There’s news that District Thirteen was decimated by a Divine Creature, with ninety percent dead. The rest entered a confused state of consciousness, then lost control one after another, leaving the entire region practically severed, with only a few still retaining their player status.”

A middle-aged man with a scruffy beard dressed in a black coat sat to the side, looking up at the ceiling, listening, then suddenly interjecting:

”So what exactly is a Divine Creature?”

The leader shook his head saying, ”Currently, it’s unclear. Those who’ve seen its true form seem to have died, and those who survived were also affected by the pollution.”

”However... it seems some have also gained powerful abilities because of it.”

”During this period, minimize the frequency of people from the gathering point going out to avoid further incidents or attracting that thing here.”

Task given, the leader also left the room, returned to his residence, took the brass spear from the wall, and put on the prepared leather armor.

Everyone is the same, even the Extraordinary.

Greed, foolishness, arrogance...

He just stepped out the door, facing the gentle Chenxi, as if sensing something, paused, and looked back.

The short-haired woman leaning against the wall, smoking, sighed and said, ”So you’re going to hunt that Divine Creature? Didn’t you say we can’t deal with it? Why go then?”

”The blood of Divine Creatures can unlock the genetic chain, thus obtaining great power.” The leader said frankly, ”Since Feng Sichen survived, it indicates this is a Divine Creature, maybe not yet very powerful, and now is the best opportunity to hunt it.”

”Don’t worry, if things really become unmanageable, I’ll retreat too.”

The short-haired woman tossed the cigarette butt to the ground, stomped it out, and calmly said, ”You’ll die. Going on like this, you’ll die sooner or later.”

The leader turned and walked outside, waving his hand: ”In this world, no one is safe.”