Life Dungeon Game

"To become a part of 'it'?"

He Ao continued.

"You saw what I wrote in the room?"

Arendt looked at Heo and chuckled.

“Your handwriting is unstable and trembling abnormally, which proves that you were afraid at that time.”

He commented calmly.

“Every animal experiences fear before its final moment, but at the moment of its transformation, the world becomes completely different.”

Arendt looked at Heo and said, "Jess, you have a fine and extraordinary soul. Staying here and becoming a part of that great being will be the best decision you've ever made."

"Have you matured yet?"

He looked at the emaciated Allent in front of him and asked, "Then why do you still have such a strong will? Is it because the being you believe in doesn't want you?"

"How could you possibly fathom the will of a great being! I was chosen to be the guardian of this farm,"

Arendt gazed at Heo, "Your soul is so beautiful that even great beings would like you. Join us, and you too can obtain a great job like mine."

"So, what you're guarding includes the door behind you?"

He's gaze passed over Ellen's body and landed on the wall behind him. On that seemingly seamless wall, there were actually four barely perceptible cracks, forming the shape of a door.

During his brief scan with his super memory activated, he actually discovered the door. Judging from the structure of the entire building, the lobby where He Ao was now was only a small part; the larger area was behind that door.

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"Greed will ultimately lead you into the abyss," Elente said, his head bowed as he looked at Heo. "Animal shouldn't covet what it shouldn't covet; crossing its own fence will bring about its own destruction."

"Just like how you killed Tini for that commission?"

He Ao withdrew his gaze and looked at Ellen.

"How dare you compare yourself to that great being!"

These words provoked Ellen, and his somewhat pious and frenzied face immediately contorted.

“I don’t think it’s great, it doesn’t even deserve to be my friend.”

He observed Ellen's expression and spoke slowly and calmly.

"You deserve to die!!!"

Alan's body collapsed to his knees again. He stared at Heo, his bloodshot eyes wide and bulging from their sockets, and a distorted, incoherent voice came from his mouth once more.

"Eat him! He looks delicious!!!"

"The human body is inherently weak; to merge with a great being—that is evolution!"

"We can get behind him."

"Eat him! Eat him!"

"He has defiled our faith!!!"

Ellen's expression became increasingly distorted, and his previously somewhat stable rationality once again became chaotic.

His mind had been completely corrupted by that unknown entity, turning him into a twisted fanatic who could not tolerate any judgment of that unknown entity.

He's words were nothing short of blasphemy in his eyes, a desecration of what was most important to him.

He raised his head, his bloodshot eyes fixed on He Ao. Behind his emaciated body, thick bones extended out, and then huge, writhing flesh grew out of those bones.

He stared at the crazed Allent, at the hatred in his eyes.

At that moment, his gaze seemed to travel through time, back to the day when Ellen was declared innocent but sent to a mental hospital for treatment.

Allen has the best defense lawyers, the most professional team, and a near-perfect hospital report.

His hands were stained with blood, yet he ultimately escaped all punishment.

Standing at the foot of the courtroom steps, Jess stared angrily at Ellen.

He pulled out his handgun, intending to kill the bastard with him, but was tackled to the ground by the crowd that rushed up to him.

He was thus restrained, watching as Erent, with a defiant smile, got into the car heading to the hospital.

The world was so quiet then, as if everything had turned into a dull gray.

As crows flew overhead, the angry but powerless man's mind went blank.

Arendt may have long forgotten the scene of that day, forgotten that crazy man, more like a madman than himself, who recklessly drew his gun and charged at him.

Forget the rage in that man's eyes, forget that he once used a hail of bullets to destroy that man's last attachment to the world, to destroy the last glimmer of color in that man's life.

But Jess remembers.

He always remembered.

Even knowing that the mysterious man might have already killed him to cover his tracks, he never gave up searching for the address of the mental hospital.

Time and time again, year after year.

Ellen's body twisted and contorted, supported by the thick bones protruding from his back, which surrounded him.

He hunched over, staring angrily at Ho, at this arrogant man who disrespected his god.

Anger burned fiercely in his heart.

He stared at Ellen, as if he were looking at the man pinned down on the courthouse steps, a pistol in his hand, angry but powerless to do anything.

But now, the mockers have taken the place of the angry ones.

Heo calmly gazed at Ellen's face, which was contorted with rage, and slowly raised his right hand forward, spreading it upward.

"You come."

Twisted flesh and blood formed a massive body, and a piercing scream echoed in the narrow space.

The furious roar was like thunder, and the flying bones summoned a fierce wind.

Amidst the thunder and howling wind, a thin man holding a short dagger stood calmly, like an ancient mountain peak.

Standing tall in a turbulent world.

Chapter 562 Monster (Long Chapter, Requesting Monthly Tickets)

"Roar!!!!!"

The angry roar vibrated Heo's eardrums.

When the raging winds of bones and flesh subsided, what appeared before Heo was a gigantic monster nearly five meters tall.

The monster has a human-like shape, with a head, torso, and limbs. Its arms are thick and covered with fine, bony bones. These thick arms are wrapped together, embracing a huge bone pillar made of stacked human skeletons.

Fine bones extend from the arms to the bone pillar, as if they have grown together with the bone pillar, but upon closer inspection, gaps can be seen.

He stood with his legs apart, his bony pillar planted on the ground, staring at He Ao.

Despite being described as staring, the monster's eyes didn't actually have pupils; instead, they were two open mouths filled with sharp teeth. In the place of its mouths was a huge, slightly protruding, red eyeball that took up half of its face.

At this moment, the eyeball was staring directly at He Ao, its angry gaze seemingly bursting with flames.

This monster had no hair, but it had thick, rope-like fleshy tentacles growing on its chin where a beard should have been. These tentacles swayed and wriggled, making its head look like an octopus that had just been pulled from the deep sea.

"Eat him!!!"

"Eat him!!!"

At the base of these swaying tentacles, on their slender tips, split open slender mouths that, along with the two mouths on the giant's face, produced a piercing, hissing cry.

"First Amendment, Section 2 of the Federal Constitution,"

He Ao calmly gazed at the terrifying monster. "Anything that does not possess a normal human form without mechanical modification is not considered human unless it appears on the Federation's special citizen list. If it was previously a Federation citizen, it will automatically lose its Federation citizenship."

"What are you trying to say? Blasphemer!"

The two mouths on the monster's face, which Allent had transformed into, opened simultaneously, and he questioned in a sharp voice.

“I’m sorry,” He Ao said, gripping the dagger and slowly raising his hand so the tip was pointing backward, “you are not on the special citizen list.”

Federal law protects only humans and certain special citizens.

"He's saying we're not human!"

"We weren't human to begin with!"

"This isn't mutation! This is evolution!"

"Stupid humans!"

The whisker-like tentacles began to flutter.

"You blasphemer, you deserve to die!"

Ellent then raised the heavy bone pillar in his hand and slammed it forward towards Heo.

Although his body was enormous, he was extremely fast, and the massive bone pillar arrived at the spot where He Ao was standing almost instantly.

But before he could make those moves, Heo had already jumped to the side, and just like that, the seemingly extremely heavy bone pillar grazed the hem of Heo's clothes and crashed to the ground.

In an instant, the entire ground shattered, and the strange patterns carved on the ground lit up rapidly, illuminating the entire space with a dazzling purple glow.

These shimmering patterns, like a resilient network, forcefully absorbed the force of Allent's blow, preventing him from easily smashing through the floor.

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Even so, the long crack extended for three or four meters, with numerous crisscrossing fissures.

The entire ground looked like rubble forcibly bound together by a spider web.

Heo, who had dodged away and was leaning against the edge of the wall, stared at Ellen.

The bone pillar in Allent's hand was over four meters tall and over one meter in diameter. Judging from the force with which he swung it, the weight of the bone pillar must have been in the tons.

The hall looked spacious, but it was at most twenty meters in diameter and about seven meters high. Compared to Allent's enormous figure and the huge bone pillars he was wielding, it suddenly seemed crowded.

This crowding also reduced the space that He Ao could dodge.

Judging from the attack just now, Allent's physical attributes, now transformed into a monster, far surpass those of Heo at this moment, but he has not reached the B-level.