Chapter 460

No other prophecies have appeared.

This made Luo En have to suspect that these prophecies were entirely fake.

Perhaps someone had deliberately fabricated them.

After learning of this matter.

They then used these prophecies to frighten everyone.

But seeing the expression on Cloud Paper Crane's face.

Luo En believed he was sincere.

But even if this prophecy were true, what difference would it make?

What they must do is prevent such a disaster from occurring.

Cloud Paper Crane said, "Actually, this prophecy has another special version.

This is exactly what I fear.

Many people have never heard of this version.

I happened to overhear someone mention the matter of this meteor falling from the sky."

Although Luo En did not believe these prophecies.

He was nonetheless very interested in hearing Cloud Paper Crane continue.

"What exactly is this rumor?

Tell me.

Perhaps we can exchange information."

Luo En did not notice.

When Cloud Paper Crane spoke these words.

The bat's expression kept changing.

But Cloud Paper Crane noticed.

He looked at the bat.

"You're a Weirdo.

I can tell you hold a high position within the Weirdo Association.

You must know whether what I'm saying is correct or not."

The bat shook his head vigorously.

"I don't know anything.

I'm just a lowly member.

I can't do anything.

They tell me nothing.

I know nothing about any of these questions you're asking."

The more he spoke, the more everyone believed he was deliberately concealing something.

Luo En frowned slightly.

If Cloud Paper Crane was certain this matter was true.

Then some rumors within the Weirdo Association.

Might very well apply to all of us.

In that case.

This disaster is not from Dragon Peak.

It is from the Divine level.

This means the entire world will be utterly destroyed.

Yet this world is also the one the Weirdos depend on for survival.

If they destroy this world.

Where will they go?

Luo En found this hard to understand.

Cloud Paper Crane said.

"If the rumor is correct.

This is indeed a Divine-level disaster.

It is an apocalypse-level catastrophe.

And I suspect all of this may not have been caused by the Weirdos at all."

As he said this, Cloud Paper Crane glanced at the bat nearby.

The bat sensed Cloud Paper Crane's gaze.

He turned his head away.

Pretending not to notice Cloud Paper Crane's questioning look.

But Luo En asked directly.

"Did your Weirdo Association have any involvement in this?"

The bat shook his head vigorously; he still refused to answer.

Luo En said, "Since he knows nothing.

Then we should eliminate him.

Such a Weirdo is nothing but a burden."

Before the words had even faded, he had already raised his fist.

In that moment, the freak's pupils shrank.

He seemed to see a celestial war god.

The power of that punch was enough to destroy heaven and earth.

This was something he could not withstand.

And in that moment, he felt the threat of death.

The opponent had merely raised his fist.

Yet it had made him feel such terrifying danger.

The bat knew this man before him was one he could not possibly provoke.

This had surpassed his definition of a hero.

The terrifying aura Luo En displayed.

Even an S-class hero had never possessed such a thing.

What kind of creature is this? I really should slap myself.

I never expected this would seem like an easy question.

Yet it turned out to be a death sentence.

And I myself came to offer my head.

The bat thought to himself.

He deeply hated the version of himself who had been filled with righteous fury.

But the freaks who had consumed the freak's cells were not just him.

And the ones rushing here were not just him.

Surely some other freaks were still on the way.

When they arrived, perhaps they could turn the tide.

But right now, I absolutely cannot appear weak.

If they saw me like this, I would surely be mocked from then on.

The cloud-paper crane said, deeply worried.

"If this truly is a divine-level disaster,

what can we do? We heroes may have some experience dealing with freaks.

We may charge forward without hesitation against all kinds of disasters.

But our strength is limited.

We simply cannot prevent such a divine-level disaster from occurring."