Unspeakable bubbles

However, according to Yu Zi's observation, the strength of those who have recovered is steadily increasing.

Each time a survivor is encountered, they are always a little stronger than the last.

This shows what?

Bubble's strength continues to increase, and its rate of increase even far exceeds that of the Resurrected.

That's so strange, it's really so strange.

It's understandable to suddenly 'get it' and become very capable, just like you, but Bubble not only became capable, but kept becoming even more capable!

'She's almost ready to fight Misa Ohara, if she doesn't improve during this time.'

Thinking of this, Yuko became even more worried.

It keeps getting stronger for no apparent reason, and even its food intake is decreasing. No, Bubble hasn't eaten anything at all these days.

"Bubble, are you really alright?"

Chapter 70: The Freeloader Bully

"The fog feels so nice," Bubble thought for a moment and then expressed her feelings.

"I felt warm all over, enveloped in mist. The bubbles were full of energy and seemed to have gained strength."

I'm not hungry.

Patting her belly, Bubble smiled happily: "It feels great!"

"Yes, is that so?" Yuko didn't feel that way. Being in the fog, she only felt that it was obstructing her vision, and had no other feelings.

'Becoming stronger is good; at least I'll have a fighting chance against those two.'

Yuko prayed in her heart, "I hope this time passes by like this, and that Nakamura and Misa Ohara don't come here."

At this moment, Nakamura, in his dwarf form, paced anxiously back and forth in the office.

After a few days of absence, its body underwent a strange change.

It appeared both real and unreal, hazy and indistinct, as if it had merged into the surrounding mist.

The monster awakened a new 'Mist Transformation' skill a day ago; once activated, it can completely transform into mist.

After being atomized, its speed is greatly increased, and it becomes immune to ordinary physical attacks.

Despite possessing powerful skills, the monster showed no joy whatsoever.

It's absolutely furious now!

The sacred text embedded in its chest constantly emitted a thick fog, and this fog was no ordinary thing.

It can both disrupt the space and cultivate capable subordinates.

Ordinary creatures that absorb this mist will mutate, and the mutated creatures will be born to obey Nakamura's orders.

That's how the school's revitalizers came about, and Nakamura was quite satisfied with them.

But alas! Two thugs dared to dine and dash in its territory!

They were fiercer than anyone else at seizing the power of the 'fog', and completely ignored the orders they had issued.

The Holy Scripture does not produce mist indefinitely; it diminishes as it is used.

At first, Nakamura was quite happy, thinking that two powerful monsters had appeared on his territory.

Eat, eat, and become stronger!

With that in mind, Nakamura generously increased the fog output.

However, Nakamura soon found himself unable to keep up.

Those two guys had an unusually large appetite; they ate as much as they were given and still seemed to want more.

That won't do; I need to evolve too.

I've given it all to you, what am I supposed to do? I can't be the boss and be weaker than my subordinates, can I?

"Eat slowly!"

One day, Nakamura gave them a command.

"..."

"????"

Afterwards, it received the above response.

The former completely ignores themselves, continuing to do things their own way.

The second one seemed very curious.

Nakamura didn't know what it was curious about, but it also didn't obey his commands and didn't reduce its daily food intake at all!

At that moment, Nakamura felt a deep sense of malice.

It felt it needed to talk to those two guys in person; it couldn't just eat and do nothing.

The closest thing to me at that time was... that bear monster.

It seems that its predecessor was its own disciple.

The monster that Nakamura had transformed into still retained a small fragment of memory, from which it concluded that negotiations were possible.

Since he's my disciple, a proper discussion should yield a mutually satisfactory result... right?

As it turns out, Nakamura was really overthinking it.

That bear monster was completely unreasonable; it attacked with its claws as soon as it saw him.

Poor Nakamura hadn't awakened his mist-transformation talent yet, and he almost got smashed into mincemeat by Misa Ohara's claw.

Having finally escaped back to his office under the cover of a group of survivors, Nakamura gave up on the idea of ​​negotiation.

"I'll eat you all up!" it thought angrily.

As luck would have it, just as Nakamura was preparing to gather the survivors for a major operation, another somewhat familiar person barged into the office.

It was a human girl, and the way she looked at it made it very uncomfortable.

A name popped into its head: 'Sakakibara Ikuko'. At the same time, it mastered a special skill for Ikuko: 'Five Senses Resonance'.

There's not much to say. Driven by a sudden surge of anger, Nakamura caught Ikuko off guard with his 'Five Senses Resonance'.

Killing this human is fine, but Nakamura had a new idea.

This human is pretty amazing.

It would be a shame to kill him; we could have made better use of him.

Watching Yuko escape, Nakamura subtly manipulated her escape direction using the mist, causing her to run into the bear monster.

As expected, they engaged in a fierce battle as soon as they met.

To Nakamura's surprise, the human gradually gained the upper hand during the battle!

This is terrible. Only by devouring that bear monster Nakamura alive can he plunder the maximum power. If he dies, he will only get some remnants of power.

Just as it was about to make its move, the human suddenly spaced out for some reason.

Huh, didn't you know that bear monster is hard to kill? You're actually spacing out.

The bear monster didn't waste the opportunity and immediately launched a major counterattack.

In the end, with one escaping and the other seriously injured, Nakamura achieved his desired outcome.

Wait, what are you doing!

Then, Nakamura was astonished to see that the ferocious monster was actually devouring its own kind!

It shouldn't be like this. How could a monster born from the same mist do such a thing?

Nakamura arrived angrily with a group of survivors, but they were too late.

The bear monster has recovered some of its strength.

A fierce battle ensued, ending with the bear monster fleeing.

He won, but he didn't take it on the spot, so he lost.

"How to do?"

Nakamura was in a dilemma; stopping the supply of mist at this point was not an option.

Those resurrected beings haven't evolved to a certain level yet; without the mist, they would immediately revert to corpses.

Those two guys plundered too much power. Even if Nakamura stopped transferring power and used the remaining mist to evolve himself, it would still be a losing proposition.

After much deliberation, it finally made up its mind.

"Eat, you can eat!"

Instead of reducing the delivery of fog, Nakamura actually increased the output at an alarming rate.

You can evolve, and so can my resurrected ones!

Of course, relying solely on the survivors to gang up on him is not enough, so Nakamura has prepared a secret trick.

It awakened a targeted 'mist' skill with its accumulated power, figuring that its misted form, combined with the Resurrector, could suppress the bear monster.

Well then, let's go meet the other guy first.

The injured human was with it too. Hmph, kill that human first, and I can turn the corpse into a powerful subordinate. Then I'll devour that monster, and finally fight the bear monster to the death!

What a perfect plan.

Nakamura activated his atomization ability and arrived at the classroom where Ikuko and the others were.

"You are the one!"

The other one looked like a cute little girl with a round face, two little braids, and an innocent look.

Nakamura couldn't remember his name, since only a tiny fragment of his memory remained.

It doesn't matter if I can't remember, as long as it's edible.