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Chapter 597 The Earth is a Little Too Extreme
After experiencing the DePalas-chan incident, this group of aliens have all come to a deep understanding that the monsters on Earth not only have strange abilities, but their appearances and behaviors are also disgusting.

Even though these monsters have never set foot in the universe, the abilities they have demonstrated are enough to scare aliens.

For a while, people in the universe were talking about it, and the most important thing was that it was really disgusting!
Damn! Could this Earth be a demon-locking tower according to Earth's saying? All kinds of demons and monsters are locked inside. Such speculations spread quietly among them. In a special sense, this saying actually made some sense. It seemed that the Earth was really a mysterious cage that imprisoned countless strange creatures.

However, Cui Ming was not in the mood to pay attention to the thoughts of the cosmic people at the moment. He was concentrating on the report sent by Ru Ya. The content of the report made him look stern, "You mean, the resentment on this abandoned child grave is very wrong?" Cui Ming raised his head, looked at Ru Ya, and asked solemnly. "Yes." Ru Ya responded concisely.

The abandoned children's grave is a place that carries endless sadness and desolation. It was built by the temple specifically for the abandoned children who were cruelly abandoned by their parents. Countless bodies of abandoned children are buried underground, and each one seems to be telling the tragic experience they once had. In this era of rampant monsters, it is reasonable to have resentment. But when it comes to this temple, it is really difficult to judge. To say that it is not good, it at least prepared a mass grave for these poor children so that they would not be exposed to the wilderness; but to say that it is good, the monks have always adhered to the concept of compassion, but when faced with these abandoned children, they failed to lend a helping hand. After all, Japanese monks are not short of money, and they are fully capable of saving these young lives, but the reality is regrettable. Cui Ming looked at the report, and his mind was full of no excessive thoughts. At most, he was a little emotional, and felt that all this was too sinful.

As for whether to take care of these things, Cui Ming simply doesn't have the time.

I have seen many dead people.
I've really seen too much.

He knew that the resentment of the abandoned children's grave needed to be resolved urgently, but he was busy fighting a fierce war with the aliens and had no time to spare. In Cui Ming's view, destroying more space invaders would reduce the number of orphans created by the war.

This is a difficult decision, but at this moment, he can only focus on resisting foreign enemies, hoping to return to deal with moral issues such as the abandoned children's grave after repelling the aliens.

Oh my! It feels so good to stand on the moral high ground and point fingers at Japan!

That’s right, this is Cui Ming’s real thought.

Ru Ya waited quietly for Cui Ming to continue questioning.

As a monster, she really felt that this person in front of her was outrageous.
The main thing is the blood and energy in Cui Ming's body. How many people has he killed?
How many times have you destroyed the earth to have this level of murderous intent?
At this time, Cui Ming looked at the information and suddenly asked, "Ruya, I heard that you Wu Tiangou are experts in using swords?"

"Forehead"

Karasu Tengu, also known as "Crow Tengu", is a unique monster in Japanese legends and a type of Tengu. It is named for its sharp beak that is no different from a crow, and its jet-black wings that cover the sky when spread out. Karasu Tengu is also called "Little Tengu" and has the ability to fly. Similar to the Great Tengu, it is dressed in a Yamabushi costume, and its every move is full of mystery. What is even more praised is that Karasu Tengu has extraordinary swordsmanship. In the legendary story of Minamoto no Yoshitsune, there is a classic plot in which the Karasu Tengu of Kuramayama teaches Minamoto no Yoshitsune exquisite swordsmanship. This has made the image of Karasu Tengu widely circulated among the people, adding a bit of mysterious and desirable color.

Among the many legends about Karasu Tengu, there is one story that is the most widely circulated. It was a scorching hot summer. In a small village in Saijo, Ehime Prefecture, Japan, a simple and honest villager, carrying his six-year-old son on his back, climbed up Mount Ishizuchi step by step. The summer sun poured down unhindered, the mountain road was rugged, and his clothes were soaked with sweat, but in order to let the child appreciate the scenery on the top of the mountain, he gritted his teeth and persisted. Finally reaching the top of the mountain, he felt relieved and gently put the child down, thinking about letting the child have a good rest. However, just when he was distracted for a moment, when he turned his head to look at the child again, he was horrified to find that the child had disappeared.

He panicked instantly, his eyes widened, and he frantically searched around, calling out the child's name, his voice full of anxiety and fear. Some nearby climbers heard the noise and came to help. They searched everywhere on the top of the mountain, leaving no trace of the child behind, but they still couldn't find any trace of the child. The father was filled with despair, and had no choice but to drag his heavy steps and return home in despair.

When he pushed open the door exhausted, he could hardly believe what he saw. The child was already safe and sound at home. He was stunned at first, and then his tense heartstrings finally relaxed. He hurried to the child, squatted down, and eagerly asked the child what happened. The child blinked his innocent eyes and said in a baby voice: "When I was resting, I suddenly wanted to pee, so I ran to the ancestral hall on the top of the mountain. A big man with a dark face came over and said to me, 'Little guy, you can't pee here. Where is your home? Uncle will take you back. Close your eyes.' He spoke in a very friendly way. When I opened my eyes, I was already standing in my own yard." After hearing the child's description, the father realized that it was Karasu Tengu who helped and sent the child home safely.

In the world of monsters, most monsters give people the impression of being fierce and brutal, but Karu Tengu's good deeds make it stand out among many monsters, appearing to be particularly kind and gentle, and it can be said to be a breath of fresh air among monsters. It is for this reason that Ru Ya, as a follower of Karu Tengu, has become Cui Ming's effective messenger with his unique acuity and swiftness as a monster. Of course, Ru Ya also gained something from this job. The yang energy emanating from Cui Ming's body is like a tonic for monsters. Ru Ya only needs to absorb some of the yang energy floating in the air, which is enough to nourish itself. In a sense, Cui Ming is like a "walking panacea" in the eyes of monsters.

"Mr. Storm One, my strength is just like that. I can't compare with you." Ru Ya bowed slightly, with a hint of humility in his tone, and said to Cui Ming. "I just asked to see if we can compete when the time comes. Saeko wants to do it the most." Cui Ming responded with a smile. Ru Ya heard this and couldn't help but look at Saeko Dokujima beside him, and felt a headache in his heart. Saeko Dokujima's eyes flashed with eagerness. This woman holding a samurai sword, facing the battle with courage and ruthlessness, let Ru Ya know that she is not an ordinary person. At this time, a terrible crisis is brewing at the abandoned child grave mentioned by everyone. A terrifying plant is quietly growing, that is the flower of resentment. This flower of resentment is inextricably linked to the ivy monster Basera, and it grows on Basera's body. Basera is the embodiment of terror, with vine tentacles all over its body. These tentacles are its body hair, and the length can reach an astonishing 300 meters. It seems to have a mysterious sensory ability, and can find the flower of resentment by following the breath and connect with it, and then begin to bind and attack humans. Once it entangles a human, it will instantly release a strong electric shock to paralyze the human, and then extend a straw from the petals of the flower of resentment at the front, cruelly insert it into the human's ear canal to suck blood, the scene is bloody and terrifying.

The strange flower growing at the front end of Basera's blood-sucking hair vines - the Flower of Resentment, after connecting with the tentacles extending from the main body, will flash a strange red light, like the eyes of a demon, assisting the blood-sucking hairs to frantically attack humans to suck blood. However, this Flower of Resentment is not invulnerable. When the connected tentacles are pulled off, it will instantly lose its vitality and become listless. The composition of the Flower of Resentment is full of a large amount of hemoglobin. Every time it sucks the blood of a human, it will bloom a new flower. As the number of people sucking blood increases, the area is gradually covered by dense flowers of resentment, like a garden of hell watered by blood.

Basera's own attack methods are also extremely diverse. It can extend a long vine from its mouth. This vine is like a flexible python. When it entangles the enemy, it will release a strong electric current, making the enemy instantly lose the ability to resist. It has three sharp claws on its hands, flashing with cold light. In close combat, it will not hesitate to use its claws to stab the enemy, and every swing carries a deadly threat. However, because Basera itself is a plant, it lacks agility. Its movements are extremely slow and inflexible, like a clumsy giant. Although it is powerful, it often falls into a passive position when facing a flexible opponent.

Such a terrifying and disgusting monster has now taken root and grown in the abandoned children's grave, undoubtedly adding a more terrifying haze to this place that is already full of sadness and resentment, as if foreshadowing that a catastrophe is about to befall.

But even if Cui Ming knew, he would still say something.
It's your own fault.

In fact, there are many blood-sucking monsters.
This blood-sucking monster from the depths of the universe possesses incredible abilities and habits, posing a great threat to the Earth.

Chimaira is a ghost underground, with excellent underground digging and moving abilities. Since it came to Earth, it has been hiding deep underground most of the time, and only emerges from the ground when disturbed or involved in a battle. Once injured, it will quickly retreat underground and disappear without a trace, as if it had never appeared.

Its special ability is even more terrifying. Chimaira can emit a monster-like light, which is like a devil's curse. Once it shines on an organism, it will cause a drastic structural mutation in the cell tissue of the organism. Humans or other organisms will be painfully twisted and deformed under the effect of this light, and eventually turn into a hideous monster. What's more terrifying is that once this mutation occurs, it will only be resolved when the life of the organism ends, and the victim will spend the rest of his life in endless pain and fear.

Controlling other monsters for his own use is another powerful means of Chimaira. He interferes with the consciousness of other monsters by making creepy roars, playing with them in his hands and making them become his loyal subordinates. On the battlefield, these controlled monsters are like zombies, obeying Chimaira's command and launching ruthless attacks on innocent lives.

Chimaira can also spit out two deadly gases from her mouth. One is [Hypnotic Mist]. This mist is like an invisible black hand. Once inhaled by humans, it will quickly corrode the brain, paralyzing the human's thinking ability and making them fall into a trance, completely under the hypnosis of Chimaira. The other [Toxic Gas] is even more deadly. The [Toxic Gas Bag] in Chimaira's neck cleverly vaporizes the venom and then sprays it out of her mouth. This poisonous gas is not only extremely toxic, but also explosive. Wherever it goes, all living things are destroyed and there is a dead silence.

Chimaira has a huge sharp horn growing on its head, also known as the "Horn of Electricity", which can release powerful high-voltage electric current. It can be used to shoot at the enemy in the form of electric current beams, or it can be used to condense the current on the horn to stab the enemy in close combat, thereby enhancing the piercing power.

The most unique thing is Chimaira's tongue. Its tongue is covered with countless [blood-sucking organs], which can fork into countless tentacles and can be extended to a very long distance, like a series of flexible blood-sucking vines, which can instantly attack targets at a long distance. Chimaira mainly relies on these tongue tentacles to suck human blood, which is continuously absorbed into the [blood storage bag] in the abdomen and converted into its own powerful energy. It is understood that it needs to suck 40 portions of blood a day to complete its feeding. This number is shocking, as if it is a bottomless black hole that can never be filled.

In addition, Chimaira's tongue can release high-voltage current. When it wraps its tongue around an enemy, the current will instantly penetrate the enemy's body, causing excruciating pain and torturing the enemy. In front of it, both humans and other monsters seem so small and fragile.

Chimaira, this horrible blood-sucking monster from the universe, is like a nightmare.

Cui Ming had killed this monster before, so he had a deep impression of it.
Mainly because this method is too disgusting.
By then this guy will quietly create an army of monsters, and everyone who comes will have to kneel down.
Cui Ming has always wanted to complain that the bastard aliens really dare to do something disgusting.
so.
These aliens must die!

This was something Cui Ming had thought of a long time ago!

(End of this chapter)