Arad's unruly savior

Chapter 3948 How can you talk to your master like that!

"boring!"

Chimera scoffed at the current situation and extended the little finger of his left hand to show his contempt and disdain.

She had already experienced this the night she stole from the Clockwork House. The Rubik's Cube had copied many "Chimeras," and she and the original Rubik's Cube were arguing and chasing each other to fight for it, just like retired grandmas and grandpas fighting over free eggs, a complete mess.

But what good did that do? The Rubik's Cube still ended up in her hands; she was the final and only victor.

A mocking voice rang out: "How proud you are, your true form."

Rumble...!
Chimera felt the earth tremble violently, making it difficult to stand. Not far away, the thick earth suddenly tore open, and a gray skyscraper rose from the ground like a bamboo shoot. Accompanied by a roar and a cloud of dust, it rose from the ground and stood tall in a very short time.

After the thick dust and smoke slowly dissipated, Chimera looked up at the mysterious skyscraper that had suddenly appeared. It was extremely tall and had complete doors and windows. At the very top of the building stood a figure that looked very similar to her... or rather, she was dressed in a completely different way.

The other person was wearing a plain white uniform, nothing special, just an ordinary researcher's uniform. There were two unfashionable pockets on both sides of the uniform, so that hands could be easily put into the pockets. The other person did not dye their hair and wore a pair of glasses on their nose.

“I am the rational you,” the researcher Chimera said, gently adjusting her glasses.

“You’re not me, how come you don’t understand fashion at all?” Chimera shook her head and said, “If it were me, I would dye that white uniform as vibrant as a painter’s palette, layering together thick and bright colors. Haha, that would be really interesting. I never wear single-color clothes.”

"That's why I said I'm the rational you. Can't you listen to what others say?" the researcher Chimera said calmly.

From another direction came another cold laugh, mocking:
"Obedience? Haha, who has those two words in their dictionary? If I were obedient, I wouldn't be called Chimera."

Vibrant colors descended from the sky like splashed ink, incredibly viscous, with a physical texture like scorching asphalt. Then, a long sword coated in color suddenly emerged, cleaving through the rich colors, and another chimera stepped out.

She carried a huge sword on her shoulder, with interlocking serrations and rotating gears. Her clothes were like the hide of a wild beast, simply wrapped and wrapped. Her cheeks were painted with oil paint, and her left eye was covered by a black eyepatch. Her only remaining eye shone with a terrifying and cruel light, looking at the chimera as if it were prey.

Upon seeing this, Chimera burst into laughter, pointed at the other party with a "I'm so smart" expression, and said with certainty, "I know, you must be the crazy me."

However, the chimera carrying the giant sword shook its head slightly and said:

"I'm not so calm. I am the beast within you, symbolizing the most primal bestiality after the degeneration of civilization within the human body. Civilization is the vine that disciplines flesh and blood, and I am the unrestrained rebel."

"Ah, I roughly understand." Chimera nodded, but no one knew whether she truly understood or was just putting on an act.

"And also, I am... weak you..." A broken, nervous voice rang out, like a shy child who dared not speak in public and only dared to hide behind an adult.

The three chimeras looked in the direction of the sound. On the flat lawn, a frail chimera was wrapped in a long coat that was very disproportionate to her height. She wore a mask, hiding her small face in the collar of her coat. She wore sunglasses, and almost no part of her face was exposed.

"Hey, hey, how could I be like this?" Chimera frowned, then pointed to the symbol of weakness, grinned, and suggested:

"This is too shameful, let's kill her."

“Alright.” The wild chimera was the first to respond, raising its greatsword, while the rational chimera remained expressionless.

The weak chimera slowly backed away, looking so nervous that it seemed like it was about to cry at any moment: "Ah... I... I did something wrong... What... I'm so sorry... I'm sorry..."

The beastly chimera ignored its pleas, wielding its alloy greatsword, leaping high into the air, and unleashing a burst of intensely colored sword light, taunting:

"You did nothing wrong, your very existence is the mistake."

boom!
The immense force cleaved the earth, creating a twisted crack that stretched for hundreds of meters. The surge of energy caused the skyscraper beneath the rational chimera to tremble, doors and windows shattering instantly, and terrifying fissures appearing in the building's structure, as if it would collapse and crumble into ruins at any moment.

The rational chimera remained silent, quietly adjusting its glasses. A golden light swept past its feet, rapidly healing the cracks in the high-rise building. The fallen glass and dust transformed into swarms of butterflies, fluttering away before returning to their original positions and reverting to their original forms.

"Hey, rationality, you've completely mastered the Rubik's Cube? Impressive. It's those glasses on your nose, isn't it?" The beastly chimera grinned, revealing two rows of sharp teeth.

Immediately, the giant sword in her hand transformed into a golden 3x3x3 Rubik's Cube.

Amidst the smoke and dust of the explosion, a mocking voice rang out again: "Isn't that a bit much? She's part of us, after all. Killing her directly might affect the main body."

A towering tree with lush foliage mysteriously appeared, and on one of its thick branches sat a nearly naked chimera, exposing large expanses of snow-white skin, full breasts, and round, pert buttocks, with only a few ginkgo leaves covering her vital parts. Her body exuded a captivating allure.

Beside her stood a frail chimera, completely shrouded in mist.

"Thank...thank you..." The weak chimera covered half her face with her heavy sleeves, seemingly embarrassed by her sexy attire.

Chimera stared at it for a few seconds, then asked, "And which version of me are you?"

The chimera, perched on a tree branch, stretched and licked her fingers, laughing, "Me? I am your savior, stronger than them, you of desire."

"Desire?" Chimera raised her voice quickly, finding it somewhat unbelievable.

So I'm actually a lecher? No, wait, she's not my master, and she's still a virgin, I've never been lecherous with her.

With a seductive charm, Desire Chimera added, "Desire is one of the most essential instincts of all life. Especially after obtaining the Rubik's Cube, you no longer suppress it and release all your personalities. You will always let me temporarily control your will without you realizing it. You just haven't felt it yet."

"Soon, a portal of light will appear here. Whoever escapes will become the master of your body, meaning everyone here will be your enemy."

"Let's work together. I'll help you get out this time, and next time I'll go out. You can't escape on your own."

Upon hearing this, Chimera tapped its head with its fist, pondered for a moment, and said:
"In other words, this is not the first time this has happened, and it will happen frequently in the future. You are all my enemies."

"Yes." The bestial chimera nodded, a tangible ferocity flashing in its remaining eyes, as if it were about to engulf its true form. Then, the bestial chimera mocked, "Don't be blinded by desire. We all yearn to be the first to step out of the portal. She's just lying."

"Stop talking, or I'll kill you first." The Chimera of Desire looked displeased, and a giant golden scythe appeared in its hand; clearly, it was also a weapon of the Rubik's Cube.

"Hey, do I look that easy to fool?" Chimera pointed at herself. Even a child would find that kind of invitation to cooperate suspicious, thinking that I would be easily fooled.

"Also, is it just you few? That shouldn't be the case. I feel like there are ten, no, at least a hundred people arguing in my head."

Reason, bestiality, weakness, and desire—that's only four personality states. That's far too few. Chimera believed he had at least a hundred personalities, and certainly many more.

“They are weaker, but they do exist,” the rational Chimera said.

As soon as he finished speaking, one chimera after another appeared out of thin air nearby, each representing a different personality of the chimera. At a glance, it was clear that there were definitely more than a hundred of them.

Some of them had calm expressions and were dressed like normal girls, while others had fierce eyes, as if they were about to kill someone, and still others displayed a virtuous temperament with gentle smiles on their faces...

"Great, great, they're all my personalities! But one is missing, a crucial one is missing." Chimera shook her head after scanning them one by one, a very puzzled expression on her face, indicating that one personality should have appeared, but she couldn't see it.

"Is that so? Which one is missing?" Desire Chimera stood up, her clothes extremely revealing, almost indistinguishable from being naked.

"The mad me." The chimera re-examined all of itself, a self that was more ferocious, more cruel, and more twisted than its primal bestiality. Where was the mad chimera?

The instant the words left her lips, all the chimeras stared at her, their pupils filled with an unspeakable, eerie light. They spoke simultaneously, their voices chillingly indifferent:

"You're just crazy."

A huge mirror quickly appeared in front of the Chimera, clearly reflecting her appearance. Her body was covered in crimson blood, her lips were curled up in a wide arc, revealing sharp, interlocking teeth, and her eyes were like shattered glass fragments, each fragment having a pupil, all crowded together, emitting a cold and cruel light.

Chimera stared at herself in the mirror, and said to herself in surprise:
"So I am crazy? Then why don't I go crazy in my daily life?"

"Is it because of Ye Lin, or is it that my madness has been suppressed all along, and my rational side has temporarily taken over, so what was actually dragged in was rationality? I have never left this place."

"No, no, being crazy doesn't mean being crazy forever. If I were rational, I wouldn't have stolen the Rubik's Cube. So everyone is me, and I am everyone..."

The chimera suddenly looked up, conjuring a brightly painted inlaid bow in its hand, and revealed a cruel smile, saying:

"You all escaped from my sight, so come back."

puff!
A poisoned arrow pierced the head of a chimera, blood flowed everywhere, and the corpse fell to the ground. At the same time, a phantom energy floated out of the body and entered the eyes of the original.

At the same time, a dazzling portal appeared in the distance, seemingly the only way out of this place.

"Hahaha, so I was the strongest one after all." Chimera's will vanished with a "boom," and endless red light engulfed her eyes. The Chimera Bow killed another version of herself.

The other more powerful personalities also began to act, and with great tacit understanding, they first slaughtered the weaker personalities. Each chimera left behind a bloodstained corpse and limbs everywhere when it died, and illusory energy drifted toward the body of the killer.

Many Rubik's Cubes collided, and apart from the ever-changing light gate, the whole world was constantly twisting and changing, like falling into a spinning kaleidoscope. All the rules were reversed and chaotic, and no common sense worked here.

"I'll go first. Don't worry, I'll enjoy your master's power." Taking advantage of the chaos, the chimera, symbolizing desire, sprouted black wings from its back and rushed into the portal like a bolt of lightning, gaining control of the body first.

"You thieving cat!" The rational chimera tried to stop it, but it was too late.

……

Mist and haze.

The chimera opened its tightly closed eyes, first surveying its surroundings, then let out a sigh of relief, and smiled as if it had escaped death:
"Master, I'm back. I was fighting a lot of battles, but luckily I was more skilled, otherwise I almost wouldn't have seen you again."

Sitting on the sofa, leisurely eating potato chips, Ye Lin nodded and said:
"A personality driven by desire?"

"That's right. You're an adult, yet the Rubik's Cube amplified all your emotions and negativity, causing your primary personality to go mad. So whether it's rationality or animality, one personality will always emerge first."

The Desire Chimera paused for a moment, first tapping the barrier flowing with star-like characters with her finger, then striking a very alluring pose, her eyes captivating, her fingers slowly removing her clothes, and speaking softly in a seductive voice:
"I really can't hide anything from you, Master. Your eyes are so sharp, you must have seen my body completely."

Seeing that Ye Lin seemed unmoved and continued eating, the Desire Chimera licked its lips and said with a smile:
"If I don't go back on my own initiative, I won't be able to get out."

“Master, you’re a lecher, so you must know how to suppress the power of desire, right? Just indulge yourself.”

Ye Lin smirked: "Hey, how can you talk to your master like that?"

Then, with no clothes left on her body, the Chimera of Desire pointed her finger at the barrier, and a Rubik's Cube appeared, spinning and melting the stellar script barrier in a blurry, mosaic-like energy field, easily walking out.

"You seem to have a better grasp of the Rubik's Cube than I do," Ye Lin said, raising an eyebrow and offering his praise without reservation.

Desire Chimera replied, "Humans can always unleash extraordinary abilities when they want to release their desires."

"Come on, savor the deliciousness of the chimera, since it's all going to be yours in the end anyway."

Then, the Desire Chimera approached Night Forest, giving him no time to react, and lowered her head to kiss his lips. Just a few seconds later, she felt the urge to attack, and her tongue darted out to stir.

Just as it was about to take things a step further, the eyes of the Desire Chimera were suddenly engulfed by golden light, and its consciousness was forcibly pulled back.

(End of this chapter)