Life Dungeon Game

Several metal spikes flew past the man's cheek as the monster behind him fired out the metal 'nails' from its claws.

At the same time, the monster's sharp metal claws dug towards the man's heart and head.

I'm going to die.

The man watched all of this.

In the dim space, it was as if the vast fields of the real world appeared, and the low house that was called home appeared.

Then, these scenes, like morning mist, vanished like smoke.

At that very moment, a blinding light burst forth from the darkness behind the man.

Out.

The dazzling light shone like the sun, and the scorching power baked everything around it like flames.

What is this? A hallucination?

The man stared blankly at the scene before him, watching the monster rushing towards him be shattered, melted, and turned into a charred corpse, a mixture of metal and flesh.

The radiance stunned the entire monster horde, but did little to alleviate the man's impending doom.

Several monsters had already reached him.

The man wanted to extricate himself and buy himself time, but he had already run out of options.

Just as the claws were about to pierce his heart, a pure white light, like a blade cutting through the night, swept across the man's vision and also across the monster's body in front of him.

These monsters were cut in half at the waist, their upper bodies shattered and sent flying into the sky.

The man stared blankly at the figure standing before him, holding a bone sword; his eyes were wide with shock.

"Minister He?"

Then, he looked at the limbs that had been blown away in the sky. These monsters were not dead; the damage to their bodies did almost no harm to them.

At this moment, these monsters raised their hands, their metal claws aimed at Heo.

The man quickly shouted, "Watch out for their sneak attacks! Their vital point is above their heads!"

"Ah."

He Ao gently tossed the bone sword in his hand upwards, then leaped into the air.

Several metal spikes were shot from the monster's claws, striking the spot where Heo had just stood.

At that moment, He Ao, who had leaped up, caught up with the bone sword that had been thrown into the air and then grasped the hilt.

At this moment, his body was already very close to the monster he had knocked into the air.

He raised his bone sword, and the white sword light traced the trajectory of a crescent moon in the air, slicing through the black helmets one by one.

Finally, he sheathed his sword and landed on the ground.

Above his head, helmets exploded one after another in the sky, like fireworks in summer, bursting out in brilliant colors.

The man behind He Ao stared blankly at the scene.

The monster that he saw as extremely dangerous was as fragile as a potato chip that could be crushed at will in the hands of the young man before him.

The monsters standing in front of He Ao at that moment also 'saw' what had just happened.

They slowly retreated, their bodies gathering together, gradually converging on a certain monster in the center.

They huddled together, some even climbing onto the shoulders of another monster.

Thin, long metal wires extended from the monsters' bodies, like needles and thread stitching flesh together, stitching the monsters' bodies together and forming a gigantic body in the blink of an eye.

The giant's head was almost entirely made up of a gray-black helmet.

A terrifying pressure spread out.

This giant is no weaker than the monster with tentacles on its back that Heo had just encountered.

He stared at the gray-black helmets.

It looks like some kind of parasite.

Judging from the structure that He Ao just split open, these helmets should be purely mechanical.

Those 'monster' bodies looked like those of humans who had once been on this spaceship. After being parasitized by the mechanical helmets, they underwent some kind of mutation, becoming what they are now.

kind.

Mechanical parasitism, controlling the flesh and blood body.

A peculiar parasitic method.

The enormous monster before us may be the true 'original form' of these mechanical parasites.

He squinted slightly, staring at the thin silver threads used to stitch flesh together, which were almost invisible in the dim light.

These thin lines are also clearly all made of metal.

And it covered the monster's entire body.

It's all metal.

He reached for the miracle wand on his waist.

The enormous monster stared at He Ao, but instead of attacking him directly, it removed a helmet from its body and handed it to He Ao.

The man standing behind He Ao watched this scene; he understood what the monster meant.

It wanted Heo to put on the helmet, 'join' them, and accept its control.

It did not give Heo any other choice.

The result of refusing is obvious.

The man watched He Ao's retreating figure with some nervousness. The oppressive feeling this monster gave him was beyond his comprehension. He didn't know if this young minister could handle such an enemy.

He glanced at the short sword that had been knocked away, thinking that perhaps it could relieve some of the pressure on Heo.

At this moment, He Ao only glanced down at the helmet in the monster's hand, and then at the bone sword in his own.

He had just easily shattered those helmets.

Then he shook his head in disgust, "Your stuff is of very poor quality."

He then turned around and walked towards the man behind him. "Your name is Shu Gui?"

"Minister He, do you know me?"

Shu Gui was momentarily pleasantly surprised, but then he immediately realized that this wasn't the time to discuss such matters. He looked at He Ao, then at the terrifying monster behind He Ao, and said, "Minister He, you're just putting your back to this monster..."

Are you talking about it?

He Ao glanced back at the increasingly enraged monster. Although the monster couldn't understand what He Ao was saying, it seemed to understand He Ao's disdainful expression, and its state became even more frenzied.

He Ao turned around and looked at Shu Gui.

"It's actually quite nice. It just gave me a gift, though it wasn't much. These monsters are all kind-hearted. Just now, a generous monster gave me a storage chip, a plasma cannon, and some energy blocks..."

Shu Gui: ? ? ?

Behind He Ao, the terrifying monster had already raised its claws and was about to strike He Ao.

"Of course, receiving these gifts was not without its challenges."

At this point, He Ao continued, "Sometimes small accidents might happen, such as..."

The terrifying giant hand had reached He's head, obscuring all the light above him.

"Now."

He Ao didn't turn around; he just shrugged.

Lightning flashes!

A dazzling bolt of lightning descended from the sky, carrying the immense power of nature, piercing the darkness and illuminating the entire space, as well as the monster's enormous body.

The power of thunder traveled through all the metal equipment, reaching every corner of the monster's body.

bang bang bang-

That was the sound of a gray-black helmet exploding, and blooming flames burst forth on the massive shell.

It was like a grand closing fireworks display.

“Hmm,” Heo glanced back at the collapsed monster, “but we probably won’t get the gift this time.”

Thunderstrike is a C-rank miracle in the Miracle Wand.

Sometimes, this special power can be surprisingly effective in dealing with special situations.

Heo once performed this miracle in the main world.

Shu Gui stared in disbelief at everything. He watched as the terrifying, seemingly invincible monster collapsed, crumbled, and turned into exploding flames with such ease.

He was speechless with shock; a thousand words welled up in his mouth, but only one remained:

"Fuck!"

At this moment, He Ao had already turned around and begun to examine the things left behind by the monster.

"Surprised?"

A soft laugh came from behind me.

Shu Gui turned her head and saw a gentle and quiet-looking woman carrying a cannon barrel that was even larger than herself as she walked over.

She walked up to Shu Gui, smiled, placed the cannon barrel beside her, and took a breath. "You'll get used to it. Our Minister He is good at accomplishing the impossible."

"He looks so young,"

Shu Gui sighed, "I never believed before that anyone could be so talented, but now I do."

"Geniuses are the legends of the future,"

Zhang Yusi shook her head. "And He Bu is now a legend."

At this moment, He Ao returned carrying something with a slightly dark surface that looked like a storage chip. He looked at Shu Gui.

"What about those non-research institute people who were with you before?"