Chapter 52: The Chaotic Battlefield
Mo Wen tore through the colossal beasts used as fuel, approaching the bursting star.
Under his control, the burning limbs transformed into countless superluminal "burning bullets." The prolonged blaze was compressed into an instant explosion, striking down those monsters capable of becoming "mirrors."
But none of this could stop Qi Shiming.
Qi Shiming, who could multiply himself endlessly, was even more agile than Mo Wen by several degrees.
Not only was he spreading destruction and eradicating monsters that Mo Wen might use as weapons, but he was also methodically forging these intruding creatures into superweapons capable of defeating Mo Wen.
From his grotesquely star-like enormous eyes, a sudden burst of dazzling light erupted.
Decay was ignited, pollution purified; conflicting concepts bred uncontrollably, spreading and twisting their essence.
In a flash, it could no longer discern the whispered human voices by its ear, as if all sounds originated from its own heart.
Inheritance, sacrifice, peace, kindness, justice... these voices, which it neither understood nor wished to comprehend, pierced through its cognitive faculties.
Its kind screamed.
They were not only trapped in this strange zone but also saw their original world infiltrated by invaders.
The cold, damp world was suddenly ignited by a scorching light; the comforting darkness was forcibly driven away, and even the newly born offspring morphed into grotesque forms.
The number of graceful tentacles drastically dwindled; inexplicable hard structures propped up their bodies; free-growing visual organs were forcibly fixed in place, and worse, organs whose purposes were utterly incomprehensible sprouted.
The offspring were becoming a human subspecies, polluted by this terrifying race!
And they became the relay stations of that superhuman’s will, forced to bear things they could not understand, even compelled to comprehend human spirit and resolve.
It began to feel these transformed offspring were adorable, desiring to nurture and teach them, rather than letting them grow and perish arbitrarily.
Amidst the upheaval, it harbored a desire to be slain by the other human who opposed the light. Yet that human’s assault was gradually weakening.
No, that was wrong... their thoughts had already become humanized.
This resistance once belonged solely to humans.
The process of enlightenment could no longer be halted.
A benevolent virtual creature, hopeful to help Qi Shiming break through Mo Wen’s defenses, was swiftly transformed, barely grasping the opportunity Qi Shiming created, escaping back to the virtual realm before Mo Wen could kill it, continuously spreading love and kindness.
Qi Shiming’s idea was simple.
The human goodwill light he could summon could not pierce Mo Wen’s defenses; then he would just increase the dose.
He had never seen virtual realm creatures before, nor had he been to the virtual realm. This time, upon careful observation, he discovered these beings had no physical form.
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