Physics God

Chapter 51 The Great Grinding Wheel of Life and Death

"After injecting the berserk drug, it seems like I've really become a Kaioken user." Mu Kange simulated a drug that enhanced his explosive power using the life elements of the Outer Realm of Mind, and used the secret technique he used in his fight against Yu Yi.

Under Neil's horrified gaze, the space created by Mukange's inner realm instantly transformed from a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood into the underworld. The Black and White Impermanence, Meng Po, the judge, and the Ten Kings of Hell all stared at him, bringing him boundless psychological pressure.

At the same time, a giant millstone rose from behind Mu Kange and slammed towards his head. Simultaneously, Mu Kange mentally recited the name of this attack:

"Life and death...the great millstone!"

According to legend, all souls that are to be reincarnated must be ground up by a millstone to wash away their memories and consciousness, turning them into pure souls before they can be reincarnated again. The millstone of life and death embodies this idea.

The collision appeared silent, but many gray fragments suddenly appeared from Neil's body. These gray fragments vaguely coalesced into a human shape behind him, as if his soul had been blown away by the millstone.

Neil wasn't a psionicist, so he didn't have much mental resistance... Oh, he had a super-sensory electromagnetic wave weakener, but it wasn't very high-end, and his mind went blank.

At the same time, a giant millstone of life and death appeared behind Neil, sucking his soul in and beginning to grind it, pulverizing his memories bit by bit, and then destroying them.

If Mukango shatters the vacuum, then his physical body can also be absorbed and obliterated together.

Even as Neil's consciousness was struck, Mukango's super-memory alloy sword did not stop. Ordinary people could only see his arm moving so fast that it became blurry, and the area of ​​his arm's movement was stained gray.

With his mind under control, Neil is unable to move his body. Unable to move his body, he can only take attacks head-on. So, death is the only outcome for Neil!

The ultimate grinder of life and death is to completely crush the opponent's consciousness and memories, causing them to die and be reincarnated!

If the opponent's cyborg prosthetics were more prominent, or if they had evolved the ability to edit their muscles instinctively, or designed an automatic counterattack program in the event of loss of consciousness, they could respond in this state. Unfortunately, NieR is neither of those.

Mukango spent thirty seconds cutting Neil to dust with 13,500 sword strikes. Each strike had an impact force of nearly 123 tons. 1,500 of the sword strikes killed Neil, while the remaining 12,000 sword strikes all hit the cyborg prosthetic body.

The reason for this was that Mu Kange wanted to test how durable these cyborg prosthetics were. In fact, even if he didn't add any more attacks and focused on the output of the Great Millstone of Life and Death, he could still completely erase Neil's memories and consciousness, turning him into a vegetable.

Faced with such high-speed combat, many viewers didn't watch the fight on the stage. Instead, they recorded it in various ways and watched it in slow motion later, or watched the slow-motion version directly through their prosthetic eyes, since the speed was just too fast.

"Hoo..." Mu Kange let out a long breath and began to secrete dissolving agents to soften the exoskeleton armor, turning it back into a solution, and then ingesting it again.

This exoskeleton is connected to a neural network, and its generation and ablation are controllable. When not needed, it can generate a dissolving agent to allow the exoskeletons to dissolve on their own.

Then, with the help of life elements in the outer realm of the mind, some of the exoskeleton solution was transformed into medicine to begin repairing his body. The missing exoskeleton solution could be replenished later, and reducing the amount of exoskeleton solution could help skip the period of weakness after the outbreak. The cost-effectiveness was simply too high.

"This is quite a drain on my energy." Mu Kange sighed inwardly as he felt that he only had three-quarters of his spiritual energy left.

Only after reaching the third level can a psionicist guarantee their endurance, because only after reaching the level of 10 to the power of -15 meters can they obtain vacuum zero-point energy from the Dirac Sea. Before that, they can only generate energy through intra-hour biological nuclear fusion or through antimatter annihilation.

A loser like the Mind-Body Psionicist can only absorb spiritual energy from the illusory realm like a primitive man, which is quite shameful.

"What virtual characters can I be compared to now?" Mu Kange pondered this question as he stepped off the arena.

The examples he gave earlier, such as the first-level Five Greats of Jin Yong, the second-level Nine Pillars of the Demon Slayer Corps, and the third-level Kung Fu Master, were all based solely on Ona's output, without considering anything else.

Having the same ki doesn't necessarily mean having the same fighting power. Take Saiyans and Majin Buu for example. If their fighting power, or ki, is close or the same within the Dragon Ball system, the latter will basically win in a fight, since the latter's regeneration ability is something Saiyans can only dream of.

Furthermore, StarCraft doesn't take into account the boost from burst damage. According to StarCraft's explanation:

[If you're bad at cooking, practice makes perfect.]

If you can't handle losing, don't play.

An outbreak is an outbreak, and normalcy is normalcy.

If you keep making explosive outbursts the norm...

Dude, why don't you compare this to when you self-destructed?

Although the original words were not exactly like that, the meaning is similar.

After completing the task, it's time to collect the reward. The Super Regeneration gene module is excellent; it not only has a high potential but is also usable immediately upon acquisition.

Well, the upper limit isn't that high either. At most, it's comparable to the blood regeneration stage, where a complete physical body can be regenerated from a single cell. Moreover, the super-fast regeneration speed is locked at reaction speed, at most one millionth of a second, and the regeneration is completed in one thousandth of a second.

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The northwest and southwest of the island are occupied by the secluded village and outsiders, respectively, while the center and part of the eastern area are the so-called wild areas. Since the island lord was located in the east when he was asleep, the stronger the monster's territory is located further east.

The core area of ​​the demon spy camp is a lake, or more precisely, a small island in the lake. On the island is a small town, which can only be inhabited by demons with a strength of level two.

Once a monster reaches level one, it can adjust the combination of muscles, bones, nerves, blood vessels, and tissues, freely changing their positions within a permissible range, and even sacrificing one part to increase another.

So, while Lake City appears to be inhabited by orcs and beasts, it is actually entirely inhabited by beasts.

Accompanied by the High Priest and High Priest of the Church of the Evolution Pioneers, Ling Hao arrived in Lake City. At this moment, they were on the top floor of the central tower.

The top floor of the central tower was the residence of two level-three demons. They were naturally in the room of the level-three demon from the bloodline faction, and it was even explaining something to them:

"This is information I found in a ruin many years ago. It presupposes some possible situations that the island owner might encounter, including core damage and falling into a slumber."

"According to the records above, the first step requires the death of a large number of living beings, and the second step is to replace the nuclear fusion energy source."

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