I, a cultivator, have ended up in the wizarding world

Chapter 940 Parasite

When Jemin stepped out of the teleportation portal, Viola was already waiting there.

She stood with her arms crossed over her chest on a scorched wasteland, her long, silver-gray hair fluttering wildly in the wind.

Not far away, on a low rocky hill, Bert Vera Augusta also arrived and was sitting alone.

Her long black hair was tied into a neat high ponytail, and the sleeves of her robe were rolled up to her elbows, revealing a section of her smooth forearm.

When she saw Jemin appear, she simply nodded slightly as a greeting, and then turned her gaze back into the distance.

"Where's Carl?" Jemin asked Viola.

"He's holding up the plane's origin inside." Viola gestured with her chin toward the room next to her, which was protected by multiple magic arrays. "That insect's parasite has already eroded about a third of the plane's origin control. Karl is currently pinning himself to the core area, doing everything he can to stabilize the remaining control."

"The situation is rather troublesome now. That insect's parasitic ability is stronger than we thought. Once he relaxes, the insect can completely control the entire plane. So don't count on him for the battles to come."

"What about the other level seven wizards?"

"The timing is unfortunate, both of them are at the most crucial moment of the campaign." Viola's tone was tinged with annoyance. "The Augusta Wizard has infiltrated the Zerg's springboard world, the old man and his wife are also closing in, and the other level seven wizards are all out of manpower, so we three are the only ones left here."

Jemin nodded, having a general understanding of the current situation.

He sensed Karl's aura and found it to be quite stable, so there was no need to worry too much about him for the time being.

"What's the situation with that bug? Do you have any general information?" Jemin asked.

"I don't know the specifics, but I speculate that the thing itself is very strong." Viola put away her irritation and said seriously, "In addition, because it has parasitized and controlled too many individuals, its size has increased too much, which has caused it to move slowly and not have complete control over its own power."

"What we need to do now is to continuously reduce the number of life forms it controls. Every time we eliminate a batch of parasites, its overall power weakens, and its control over the plane's origin will also weaken accordingly. Once it is weakened to a certain extent, Karl will be able to suppress it and squeeze it out of the plane's origin."

Jemin nodded. The solution was simple and straightforward, but it was indeed effective.

He turned to look at Augusta.

Sensing Jemin's gaze, she stood up from the rocky hill, stretched her wrists, and the hem of her black robe fluttered in the wild wind.

"Now that everyone's here, let's go," she said.

Undisguised fighting spirit flickered in his dark eyes.

Viola led the way, with Jemin and Augusta on either side.

The three advanced rapidly across the wasteland, the scorched earth beneath their feet becoming brittle, each step crushing large patches of cracked ground.

The ground trembled more and more violently, and in the distance came roars that rose and fell, mixed with the ear-piercing sounds of creatures' carapaces rubbing against each other and their limbs striking the ground.

Soon, Jemin spotted his target.

Ahead lay a plain overrun by parasitic beasts, the gray-brown ground covered with countless parasitic hosts.

The strange beasts were of various shapes and sizes, and in addition to the beasts, there were also many other races that we had seen before, such as dinosaur people and bird people.

They all had empty eyes, with a faint, dark green glow flickering in their pupils.

Each host has a thin worm protruding from under the skin at the back of its neck, constantly wriggling with the host's movements.

"This method of parasitism—it's much more brutal than that of the Holy Spirit Clan." Jemin's True-False Vision Eye swept over the nearest host. "The host is brain dead, and the body is controlled by the parasitic worms. These worms are themselves part of that worm, and after parasitizing, they become extensions of its power."

Before he could finish speaking, the horde of parasitic beasts on the plains had already spotted them.

Tens of millions of hosts turned their heads simultaneously, their empty eyes locking onto the three people.

Immediately, the parasitized creatures emitted piercing screechs and pounced on them from all directions.

The ground trembled violently as they ran, and the dust they kicked up blotted out the sky.

Jemin opened the passage to his inner world, and black cracks tore open in the void, allowing the legions of black giants and dragon-blooded mushroom men to surge out like a black tide.

The black giants opened their chests and roared with excitement as they charged head-on into the onrushing horde of parasitic beasts.

The Dragonblood Mushroom Men were arranged in neat square formations, their breath pouring out like a torrential downpour.

Viola simultaneously summoned her plant army; green vines and leaves spread out from the void, strangling the parasitic beasts charging at the forefront.

As a combat wizard without a cannon fodder legion, Augusta directly bypassed the legion's lines, pushed off with her feet, and transformed into a streak of light, rushing straight towards the rear of the parasitic beast horde.

Her target was an exceptionally large dinosaur-man in the center of the parasitic horde.

The dinosaur-man was over ten meters tall, covered in metallic scales, and held a massive bone blade in his hand. His aura was above level seven.

Bert Vera rushed up to it and threw a punch.

The four fundamental forces intertwined on her fist, and the dinosaur-man commander raised his giant blade to block, the blade shattering upon contact.

Bone fragments filled the air.

boom!!!

The shockwave spread out from the point of impact.

Even across vast distances, the shockwaves from the battle between Augusta and the dinosaur-man commander continued to spread in all directions in the form of elemental waves.

The aftershocks plowed deep trenches into the ground, and the air was ionized into shimmering plasma clouds.

Instead of immediately taking action, Jemin observed the battlefield for a few moments, confirming Viola's assessment.

The parasitic insect-man that rarely shows itself can indeed transmit its power through these parasitized individuals, and these parasitized individuals all exhibit strength far exceeding normal levels.

However, he could also sense that because there were too many parasites and the main body was too large, the other party's own will could not be fully controlled.

It is foreseeable that as the number of parasitized life forms decreases, its flexibility should increase significantly.

"Let's get rid of these things first." Jemin turned to look at Viola.

Viola nodded.

The two exchanged a glance, each chose a direction, and then left the field at the same time.

As Jemin landed in the densest area of ​​the parasitic beast horde, the invisible force field of the Returning Void Armor expanded, deflecting all the incoming attacks.

Faced with such an enemy, Jemin didn't intend to use overly complicated witchcraft.

Unleashing alchemy, the power transformed into countless invisible tentacles, piercing the nape of the neck of each nearby parasite, detaching the writhing worms from the host's nervous system.

The insect shrinks rapidly the moment it leaves the host, causing the host's body to collapse.

The Black Giant Legion's advance suddenly accelerated, and the Dragonblood Mushroom Man's breath burned swathes of the stripped parasitic beasts to ashes.

Viola's Law of Pain enveloped another area; wherever the gray-white light passed, the parasites curled up and collapsed to the ground, their bodies detaching themselves in agony.

The three of them quickly cleaned up the battlefield.