Book 6 Chapter 34.10 - What Was


    “She already acquired enough data to duplicate me?” Su gave thecent Serend in the distance a look, immediately turning around to rush into the passage, instantly vanishing into the passage above. The duplicated Su immediately chased after him, simrly incredibly nimble, almost no different from Su.


    At this time, the poison finally made Gusv stagger, copse with a loud noise, unable to crawl up again. Large amounts of dark green blood flowed out from his body, creating a ghastly sight. A hint of difort passed Serend’s eyes, but soon afterwards, it was reced by raging mes of anger. Her figure flickered, chasing after him. However, when she only took one step, she was stopped by Gusv.


    “The Spider Empress had said before that I am not permitted to leave this ce. That is why I cannot leave.” Gusv said quietly.


    “Spider Empress? Even that old woman’s words are trustworthy?” Serend screamed out. She reached out her hand towards Gusv, and then said, “Hurry and chase after him with me! The copy might very well not be his opponent!”


    Gusv revealed a bit of shock. “It isn’t a perfect copy?”


    Serend clenched her teeth, saying, “It’s not! Not only that, but the degree of duplication doesn’t even reach 50%!”This made Gusv feel true shock. He understood Serend’s power well. When he looked at the other Gusv that had already turned into a corpseying on the ground, he revealed a bitter smile again. Serend’s ability was a true miracle, right now, not even him able to tell if this was his original body or copied body. However, which one it was wasn’t important. When Serend wanted to bring him away, Gusv’s face finally revealed a helpless and freed smile.


    A small spider dropped from the ceiling. It was just that weak and small, making one wonder just how it survived from the battle that had just happened. However, its movements were so fast, fast to the point where Serend couldn’t even react in time. The spidernded on Gusv’s shoulder, climbed into his neck, and then bit down on his exposed skin. Two streaks of golden light shot over soon after,pletely vaporizing the spider, even the area that was bit on Gusv having a two centimeter deep wound burned. If it was an ordinary spider bite, it wouldn’t even have time to inject its venom, so there was no need to burn open a two centimeter deep injury.


    The intense pain made Gusv frown, but soon after, his expression changed, to the extent where he already couldn’t speak, only able to give Serend a deep look. Then, he copsed.


    “Gus!” Serend screamed out, reaching out her hands to hold him, but when they only reached out halfway, she stopped.


    Gusv’s body was already starting to disy bits of dark red radiance, irregr energy change brought about by poison, proving that the inside of his body had already beenpletely destroyed. In terms of the strength of the poison, the Spider Empress’ poison was far greater than Su’s biological poison. However, this was a special poison that had designated effects, so it waspletely different from Su’smon use poison to begin with.


    Serend gave Gusv’s corpse a look, everything happening too quickly, too fast, her thoughts momentarily stopping,pletely stopping all activity. The spider’s poison instantly destroyed over twenty percent of Gusv’s tissues, several important tissues and organspletely destroyed, no possibility of them being restored. Even if the restoration wasplete, what she obtained would no longer be the original Gusv.


    From their reunion, topletely losing him, only a few minutes of time had passed between the two. Even for an apostle whose thoughts were countless times greater than a normal human’s, this amount of time was too short, the rollercoaster of emotions too great.


    At the same time, Lanaxis slowly walked out from Dark Red Castle’s pervaded darkness, walking onto the balcony. From this angle, she could see a great sea stretch out. At the limits of the great sea was the outline of the continent. Between her five fingers that looked like they were carved from jade, a small spider was currently crawling back and forth in a lively manner. While staring into the dark great sea, she seemed to be thinking about something, her eyes a bit vacant and distant. All of a sudden, a smile appeared on the corners of her lips, and then her five fingers suddenly closed. With a pa sound, the small spider was instantly crushed! As it died, it actually released a crying sound like that of a human infant!


    The instant that small spider’s body died, Gusv’s corpse suddenly exploded into a st of blood! Therge amounts of blood and flesh pieces rained down, soaking through Serend’s body. She still knelt there with a stupefied expression, hot blood pouring on her body, unexpectedly releasing a fragrant aura. A drop of blood moved past Serend’s pupil, leaving behind a ghastly streak of blood, as if it was an injury that would never heal.


    Lanaxis reached out a finger, and then with a flick, the small spider’s corpse flew out,nding on the balcony. A clear ding sounded, tumbling about, only when it smashed into a pair of boots that were polished brightly did it stop.


    Dyke Avidar bowed, using his hand that was covered in a snow-white glove to pick up the spider. He carefully looked at it, and only then did he walked up to the Spider Express, softly asking, “This is...”


    “Merely a small bug, crushed it to death due to my good mood. Is there any more reasoning needed?” Lanaxis replied with a light smile.


    “Only, this little bug... your distinguished self is too correct.” Dyke Avidar’s ability to change his attitude could be said to be on par with the darkness he released.


    Far away, the crevice in Serend’s pupils became deeper and deeper. Her eyes that were like gold-colored ceramic ss suddenly cracked with a pa sound, shattering, and then turned into pieces of golden ice chunks that gradually sunk into the depths of her eyes. What reced her two pupils, was an expanse of bottomless icy coldness.


    When Serend stood up again, the feeling she gave off was alreadypletely different. She gave Gusv’s corpse a look, and then indifferently said to herself, “Lanaxis, I will not let that old woman go. You can pass on peacefully.”


    Far away, Lanaxis suddenlyughed again, herugh extremely easygoing. “Even something that has lived for hundreds of thousands of years has the the nerve to say that to me?”


    Dyke Avidar, who was almost within reach, tried his best, managing to not hear it clearly.