Curse Return: Demon Void Girl Doesn't Want to Be a Weakling

natural enemy.

But it will not feel fear because of this; such a feeling does not exist in a cockroach's body.

Hei Mu walked step by step toward Zhen Bai, finally stopping in front of her, only a few meters away.

"Human," Hei Musi spoke, his voice hoarse, "why are you trying to stop me?"

Mashiro stood there, looking at it, and sneered.

"I hate bugs."

Hei Mu's compound eyes flashed with a fierce light, and he let out a roar as he lunged forward with his entire body.

Its claws, imbued with magical power, slammed down, fast and heavy.

Mashiro dodged to the side, her claws grazing her shoulder and slamming into the ground, tearing a deep gash in the pavement.

"So, the battle has begun, right?"

Mashiro swung her palm back, flames gathering in her hand, and struck Kuromu's chest.

The black carapace was scorched by the flames, and debris flew everywhere.

Hei Mu took a half step back to steady himself, and then swept his other claw across.

"Let me show you some physical skills at the level of Heaven and Curse."

Mashiro's eyes narrowed, and with a swift movement, she dodged its claws.

Then, with his left hand, he grabbed Hei Musi's wrist, and with his right hand, he elbowed it in the forearm.

"Click".

The sound of a forearm breaking and Hei Mu's death scream came at the same time.

Mashiro had no intention of stopping so easily. She pulled Kuro Mushi into her arms and slammed her knee into Kuro Mushi's chest.

"Boom!"

Hei Mu was forced back two steps, his broken arm was ripped off, and his chest caved in.

"Again."

Mashiro got into a fighting stance and provocatively waved to Kuromu.

With a roar, it swung its other claw across.

Mashiro bent down, crawled under the claws, spun around, and slammed his elbow into Kuromu's ribs.

She then continued her attack, raining punches and kicks down on the same spot like a machine gun.

"Click, click, click."

The cracks under Hei Mu's ribs continued to widen, and the carapace peeled off, revealing the flesh and blood underneath.

This guy's attacks are too dense, there's no way to escape!

If we keep getting beaten down, we'll eventually be beaten to death. We can't let this continue.

Hei Mu stared intently at Zhen Bai, realizing he had to create some distance first.

Its body shuddered, and its tentacles sprang out from both sides of its body, lashing out at Shinshiro from different directions.

"Mu Da Mu Da Mu Da!"

Mashiro grinned, neither dodging nor flinching, and directly reached out and grabbed one of the tentacles.

Then, using the momentum, she flipped over, rising into the air and landing on Hei Musi's shoulder.

She clamped Hei Musi's head between her legs and twisted her body suddenly.

Hei Mu's massive body was flipped over by this enormous force and crashed heavily to the ground.

The moment Mashiro landed, she sprang up and relentlessly pursued Kuromu.

Hei Mushi quickly got up from the ground and frantically waved his claws, trying to shake Zhenbai off him.

But Mashiro dodged and weaved through its attacks, and none of the attacks managed to touch a single hair on her head.

She grabbed Hei Musi's outstretched claws, pinned its wrist, twisted its arm behind its back, and then kicked its elbow.

"Click".

The entire arm was crushed and hung limply down.

Hei Musi let out a shrill screech and desperately slashed at Zhen Shiro with its other claw.

But Mashiro scoffed disdainfully and punched Kuromu in the face, sending him flying.

Hei Mu crashed through a building, then flew out from the other side of the building and crashed into the street opposite.

Mashiro followed him in and then knocked him out.

Hei Mu was chased and beaten, retreating all the way from the east of the city to the west.

Their figures constantly shuttle between cities, smashing through buildings, creating craters in streets, and overturning vehicles on the roadside.

The fighting intensified, with billowing smoke and dust obscuring half the sky.

In the distance, the little deer stood at the intersection of a street to the south, watching the smoke and dust rise into the sky.

The second bone is in the north, also looking in that direction.

One of them held a knife at his waist, while the other leaned on an iron bar.

Clearly, they were all aroused by this one-sided beating and their fighting spirit was ignited.

But they can only be patient for now; it's not their turn to step in yet.

Chapter 194 Burning Heaven

Shinpaku trailed several body lengths behind Kuromu, occasionally urging it to run faster.

Then occasionally throw a couple of balls of fire so that he can't think of anything else while escaping.

After chasing Hei Mu relentlessly for half of the barrier, Mashiro felt that it was about time.

She would accept it if those three didn't come to check what was going on after making such a commotion.

Let's just pretend they're blind, what can we do?

Mashiro suddenly accelerated and appeared in front of Kuromu in an instant.

Hei Mu stopped abruptly and opened his mouth instantly.

Countless insects poured out of its mouth and rushed towards Mashiro.

The cockroaches were swarming, each one shrouded in cursed power. Once entangled, they would be devoured until not even bones remained.

"Ugh."

Mashiro stood there, letting out only a soft sigh.

Flames exploded from beneath her feet, spreading outwards from her.

The swarm of insects crashed into the flames with a crackling sound, then burned to ashes and fell to the ground.

"That's all the bugs?"

Mashiro took two steps forward, flames surging around her.

Hei Mu stood still, stared at Zhenbai for two seconds, and then drew a knife from behind his back.

Rotten knife.

“Human.” Hei Mu gripped the knife tightly, his voice low, “You’ll regret this.”

Hei Mu gripped the Rotten Life Blade tightly, the insect eggs on the blade wriggling under the catalysis of the curse power, gleaming with a disgusting luster.

It didn't rush forward immediately, but instead lowered its body, preparing to pounce.

Mashiro looked at the knife and stopped approaching.

She knew the effects of the Rotten Life Knife; the knife was covered with cockroach eggs, and if she was cut by it, the eggs would grow by feeding on flesh and blood.

It was disgusting; she couldn't stand having even a tiny bit of bug on her body.

Although Hei Musi is an insect, his overall appearance is still quite good, so simply attacking him is psychologically acceptable.

They were locked in a stalemate for a moment, but Hei Mu couldn't hold back any longer and rushed over.

The rotten blade swept across, accompanied by the sound of wind being cut.

Mashiro dodged to the side, the blade grazing past her ear before embedding itself in the wall behind her.

The bricks and stones crumbled, and insect eggs crawled into the wall through the cracks.

Hei Musi drew his sword and continued to slash vertically.

Mashiro leaned back as the blade swept past her, flames scorching the air in front of her, preventing any pollution from getting close.

After several strikes missed their mark, Hei Mu roared in fury, his sword strikes becoming even more ferocious, unleashing one slash after another in a fit of rage.

Mashiro weaved through the flashing blades, her eyes fixed on their trajectory, always moving ahead of the blade's fall.

The danger of the Rotten Life Blade lies in being hit; if it is not hit, it is nothing more than air, posing no threat whatsoever.

"I'm tired of just hiding. Those guys should be arriving soon."

The knife slashed horizontally again, but Mashiro didn't dodge. Instead, he kicked Kuromu's wrist, which was holding the knife.

"Click".

His wrist bent, the Rotten Life Blade slipped from his hand, flew out and stuck into the ground. The insect eggs on the blade quickly shriveled after losing their magical power, emitting a series of faint popping sounds.

Hei Mu stared at his wrist, then at the rotten knife stuck in the ground, and let out a low growl.

Then its body began to tremble, and then it completely disintegrated in front of Mashiro.

"Self-destruction?"

Mashiro was slightly taken aback, then looked closely and said, "Oh, I am the Nest, right?"

Hei Mu's dead body transformed into countless cockroaches, which surged up from the ground and densely covered half of the street.

The swarm of insects coalesced into a black tide, rising into the sky and blocking out the light overhead.