Chapter 332: Deception

A terrifying sense of oppression suddenly appeared, as if facing a giant dragon; the gray-black mouse's body stiffened, instantly panicking, and chaos ensued.

Taking advantage of the effect of 'Intimidation', Lei Kedun continued to simulate a psychologist's 'madness', instantly triggering the other's emotions.

The gray-black mouse's head slightly lifted, its eyes showed a moment of blankness, then it collapsed like it was about to fall apart onto the ground made of emerald vines.

Its flesh and blood rapidly disintegrated, and small worms with twelve interlocking transparent and semi-transparent rings burst out from within.

These worms mixed with the surrounding flesh and blood, constantly surging and wriggling, seeming to want to re-form into a whole, yet scattering uncontrollably in all directions, as if each time worm had gained an independent self.

They mixed with the mouse's blood and flesh on the ground, forming a large patch of dark red, looking like a pool of rotting meat and countless maggots.

A twisted, ferocious female face emerged from that writhing pool of blood and worms, she ferociously gazed at Leikeddun, speaking with pain, unwillingness, and full of resentment:

"You are not A Meng."

"I know of a treasure that possesses angelic-level characteristics!"

"I can help you."

"Heh, sometimes innate experience only makes you blind; as an extraordinary being, you cannot overly trust your eyes and judgment."

While speaking, Lei Kedun again took out that monocle from his pocket and played with it in front of the nearly completely out-of-control Fuluola·Yage.

"A Meng. you, deceive me."

Fuluola·Yage struggled to emerge from the rotting mass of flesh, and time worms constantly drilled in and out of that twisted facial visage, to the point that even a face could barely hold together.

This mental state is not good. Sighing, Lei Kedun raised his right hand, and his palm swiftly formed a slowly rotating clump of Star Sand.

One star after another appeared, densely packed and brilliantly dazzling.

These stars showered down beam after beam of radiance, enveloping the pool of blood and writhing worms on the ground.

"Ah!"

"You are absolutely not A Meng!"

"You liar!"

"Ah!!"

Fuluola·Yage's cries grew increasingly shrill and venomous, gradually turning into incoherent delirious muttering.

The pool of blood and worms on the ground continually struggled and writhed, with twisted tendrils bearing rings of transparent or semi-transparent segments probing out, then quickly limp and drooped under the starlight's wash, scattering into a pool of writhing worms.

The flesh began to disintegrate under the starlight, the worms rapidly lost vitality, and their semi-transparent segments gradually became illusory.

Just a moment later, Fuluola. Yage could no longer maintain that ferocious, venomous human face, leaving only a muffled hoarse voice echoing between the dark red flesh and worms.

Lei Kedun immediately waved his left hand, and the surrounding emerald pea vines swiftly retracted, revealing a dark sewer scene.

Shortly after, Lun Nade arrived at this sewer under Paliesi's guidance.

Starlight poured around, illuminating the environment; Lun Nade could see the surroundings more clearly, and his gaze instantly locked onto the pool of blood still writhing beneath layers of radiance.

His throat twitched slightly, as if swallowing saliva:

"It, has lost control?"

"The mental state is poor; a little stimulation and it fails."

Lei Kedun gave a slight nod in response.

As he waved his hand, the starlight shrouding the ground gradually faded, leaving only a heap of half-dead, writhing worms.

"Come closer." Paliesi's voice echoed in Lun Nade's mind.

As Lun Nade approached, he saw that the heap of writhing worms was not completely scattered; they were rhythmically rising and falling, like a living thing breathing.

Isn't it too quiet? These worms make no sound; their silence is somewhat terrifying.

This demigod's true form is a heap of worms; the old man said his condition is bad. I won't have a heap of worms parasitizing my body, will I!

One thought after another flashed through Lun Nade's mind; before he could dwell on them, Paliesi's somewhat annoyed voice began to reverberate in his mind:

"Do you want to hear the delirious mutterings of an out-of-control demigod? I can satisfy this small request of yours."

"Um, no, not needed."

Lun Nade hastily replied.

As he approached the pool of writhing worms, an illusory image of an ancient, mottled wall clock suddenly appeared above his head.

On the clock, the transparent and semi-transparent time worms with twelve interlocking rings twisted and intertwined, together forming a twelve-section ancient mottled clock.

Boom! A somewhat illusory, fleeting, ethereal bell rang, shaking people's souls. Merely hearing this sound, Lei Kedun felt his prophet's intuition become slightly dazed, as if the bell just now contained knowledge he could not comprehend, transcending his cognition.

Under the strong converging effect, the pool of writhing worms on the ground turned into specks of light, flowing into the interior of that ancient mottled clock.

Deprived of their characteristic support, the continually writhing worms on the ground quickly died, their bodies twisted at various angles, their colors dimming.

"A demigod in poor condition, but it can slightly compensate for my damage."

Paliesi's somewhat aged voice echoed in Lun Nade's mind, carrying a hint of pleasure.

After a slight sigh, He spoke using Lun Nade's body:

"You may take these dead time worms, but they are merely the remnants of a parasite and will not have overly miraculous effects."

"I understand."

Lei Kedun gave a slight nod, then reached forward, pulling the surrounding shadows to wrap the time worm corpses on the ground inside.

After doing all this, he turned his head to look at Lun Nade, his voice somewhat expectant as he spoke:

"Can I steal the Reader's characteristic from my body and transfer it to another incarnation?"

"Let's go."

Paliesi's voice issued from Lun Nade's mouth.

As his words fell, the surroundings abruptly changed, returning to the carriage parked on the street.

Directly stealing a position, it seems the old grandfather has recovered quite well. A slight thought arose, and he heard Lun Nade's curious question: "What can the dead time worms be used for?"

Lei Kedun saw Lun Nade's gaze turn toward him, pondered briefly, and gave the answer:

"The remnants of that parasite can be used to make some charms capable of stealing extraordinary abilities, parasitizing others, or miraculous items."

If there is a higher-ranking time worm, one can also create more miraculous items, such as talismans that can steal fate and deceive rules.

Give up your thoughts; my condition isn't good enough to casually separate the time worm.

As soon as Rekton's words fell, Parles, using Leonard's body, rejected Rekton's hidden words.

(End of chapter)