Chapter 246

Luo Qi's Soul Army lunged at the Mind Mages' array; this time he held nothing back, nor did he hesitate. The energy of the Magic Array, missing two people, dropped rapidly, and its organizational structure suffered a major flaw; the souls under Luo Qi's control tore at the Mind Mages' Yajian like wild beasts.

If anyone were in that abandoned factory right now, they would see a dozen or so Mages falling to the ground one after another.

Luo Qi sprinted desperately through the Consciousness World, fighting for the final moments, not hesitating to exhaust the Society's Ghosts. The remaining Mind Mages were simultaneously cutting down Ghosts and desperately spurring on their final, true Psychic Beasts.

He shuddered within the little Yajian he had left for himself; the Old Mages might be able to create some animals, but how did they create higher-order beings? And what kind of insane Mage would create beings with complex emotions and behaviors to wage war? Even in the world of Yajian, this made him smell the damp stench of a sewer.

Not to mention that the Qionglin had preserved these things, keeping them in their arsenal as ultimate weapons. This was not something any normal person would find comfortable to encounter; dealing with an animal's attack was one thing, but fighting against people was another.

But above all the discomfort, the most fatal aspect was the danger level of this matter; if Luo Qi hadn't evaluated it too far off the mark, these creatures that had crossed over from nightmares were, in terms of combat capability in every aspect, far superior to Mages.

Luo Qi shut down the Mind Mages' Yajian one after another, wanting to cut off the power driving these Alien monsters before they could set out.

On the other hand, his own Copy Consciousness was digging with all its might into the Mages' brains for physiological information regarding these creatures, when suddenly a cool breeze brushed against the back of his Consciousness Space.

This branch of Yajian that had attacked from behind startled him so much he almost turned his souls' offensive direction. Luo Qi cried out in his Yajian in shock, "Dad!"

That portion of Yajian his father had successfully infiltrated showed no reaction to his scream. Luo Qi was not as proficient in the Consciousness World as a Great Mage; he bore the pressure and continued to work for a while, gradually realizing that what his father could infiltrate was only a read-only Yajian. In other words, it was a message for him to read.

Luo Qi opened this piece of his father's Yajian, and instantly, complex biological information flooded toward him; Luo Qi saw three-dimensional anatomical diagrams of skeletons, with the strength of each bone part and muscle power parameters clearly marked.

Luo Qi was somewhat taken aback; he hadn't expected his father to abandon his original ideas. A trace of something—he couldn't tell if it was being moved, guilt, or a longing for family affection—assailed his heart in a chaotic mix, and Luo Qi's emotions were inevitably somewhat complex.

But the tension of the situation calmed him down somewhat; he carefully examined the many characteristics of the Aliens, distinguishing their weakest parts... suddenly, Luo Qi froze.

Damn it, the biological information his father gave him had the brain section left blank. A wave of intense disappointment and annoyance surged through him, making him want to go and have a huge argument with his dad; how could he have believed his father would actually hand over the bottom line to him?

What was even more disgusting than this was that in the eyes of the last conscious Mind Mage, he saw the team of Aliens walking out of the factory. Those agile, eerie figures vanished from the Mage's field of vision in a mere flash.

Damn it, Luo Qi withdrew from the Consciousness Space and looked toward Du Zhengyi, who was guarding him.

Alien