reincarnation npc, but tomorrow's ark

Bai Ye's hands moved without the slightest slackening.

The trajectory of a weapon attack, which is difficult for ordinary people to detect with the naked eye, was no challenge for Bai Ye. He stretched out his right hand and steadily caught the long spear that the woman swung at him.

His body remained completely still, and a pale white light emanated from Bai Ye's right palm. This protection prevented his skin from being cut by the alloy, which didn't exist on land.

However, this immense force wouldn't simply vanish. It traveled along Bai Ye's right arm, which was bracing the weapon, through his powerful body, and then continued to the ground. Their foothold sank once more, collapsing with a deafening roar.

Bai Ye and the Deep Sea Hunter fell into the hole beneath the church together...

Chapter 85 Tacit Understanding

During the descent, Bai Ye and the Deep Sea Hunter on the other side were temporarily separated.

Bai Ye released his grip on the spear, letting the Deep Sea Hunter fall downwards.

The deep-sea hunter crashed to the ground like a straight spear, requiring no cushioning as her long, straight legs absorbed the immense energy of the recoil. A fall high enough to break an ordinary person's leg was easily averted by her.

The surgery that integrated Haizi turned these guys into genuine superhumans and monsters, so it's no wonder that the normal people on Rhodes Island couldn't accept their fighting style.

As for Bai Ye, she floated lightly to the ground, like a willow catkin blown by the wind. In fact, this was quite a counterintuitive scene, as if Bai Ye was not affected by gravity.

Although he looked light and airy, Bai Ye landed almost at the same time as the Deep Sea Hunter, and his speed was not much slower. By the time the Deep Sea Hunter had regrouped and started to exert force towards Bai Ye, he had already stood firm on the ground and was ready to withstand the next impact.

Bai Ye's right hand was once again covered with a layer of paleness.

He had previously blocked the Deepsea Hunter's spear with just one hand, but that wasn't just bragging; it was because all he could do now was apply a protective enamel layer to his right hand.

This is the result of his current study based on the detailed information about the "calcification" skill provided by Ms. Seria—of course, the key point is the use of experience points to assist in the learning process.

This is a rather profound skill, not just a simple Originium Arts. Therefore, without investing a lot of experience points, Bai Ye only mastered the basics.

Only the highly adaptable right arm can cooperate with Bai Ye to mess around without causing himself to become calcium deficient and osteoporotic.

……

With a light touch of his toes on the ground, Bai Ye dodged the hunter's attack once again. In truth, even with his immense strength and physique, Bai Ye's fighting style remained fundamentally unchanged.

Instead of recklessly unleashing his power, he observed the enemy's movements and fighting style as before, figured out their patterns, and then formulated countermeasures.

Finally, seize the initiative in the battle.

His instructors had told him that the essence of fighting is to subdue others without being subdued.

Therefore, after tentatively intercepting one of the hunter's attacks, Bai Ye stopped engaging in direct confrontation.

……

Dr. Kal'tsit was hurrying towards the church.

She can neither fly nor has the physical strength of an ordinary person, so she naturally doesn't have Bai Ye's superhuman speed.

However, it was clear that she was too late.

Before she even arrived at the scene, she heard terrifying noises coming from the church not far away.

She could imagine the groans emanating from the building as it collapsed before that unbearable force.

There was a lot of movement.

"I knew it would be like this."

Kal'tsit wasn't surprised, but she still shook her head and shrugged. What two reckless individuals; she'd definitely be the one cleaning up their messes in the end.

"We need to make them stop."

Dr. Kal'tsit knew that they couldn't let this continue; if they went too far, they would attract the attention of the Inquisition and the Punishing Army.

Dr. Kal'tsit didn't want to deal with those guys too soon.

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In fact, Bai Ye and the Deep Sea Hunter did not fight all the time.

This was the third time the two had met after their fall.

Suddenly, some followers of the Deep Sea Church appeared around them.

Such a commotion could not be kept from them. Instead of running away, these guys twisted their bodies and transformed into half-human, half-terror fish monsters, while attacking Bai Ye and the Deep Sea Hunter from behind.

Yes, in their view, the two non-humans locked in a fierce struggle had no time to pay attention to the attacks from the side. And the incomplete transformation naturally came at the cost of losing their minds and turning into monsters.

Without a second thought of waiting to reap the benefits, the power flowing through their bodies perhaps also eroded their already dwindling intelligence. The monsters charged towards the two.

"..."

Bai Ye and the Deep Sea Hunter exchanged a glance, and in that instant, Bai Ye saw her own reflection in the Deep Sea Hunter's crimson eyes. Bai Ye believed that she must have seen it too.

The two charged at each other once again.

This time, Bai Ye did not dodge as before, nor did he reach out to block the spear thrust out by the deep-sea hunter opposite him.

However, as the two were about to make contact, both Bai Ye and the Deep Sea Hunter seemed to have a tacit understanding that was hard to put into words.

In this indescribable atmosphere, the two simultaneously went in opposite directions.

Bai Ye and the Deep Sea Hunter brushed past each other.

The spear thrust forward and instantly pierced through the monster's body, then vibrated and swung at a strange frequency, tearing the incompletely transformed freak apart from the inside.

This skill is beyond the comprehension of ordinary people; their naked eyes cannot capture this swift and powerful trajectory.

As for Bai Ye, after passing the Deep Sea Hunter, a long sword appeared in his hand at some unknown time.

The blade gleamed with a cold light, slicing through the air and, in an elegant and eerie manner, cutting another monster that had originally intended to steal from the hunter's back into uniform pieces.

The tentacles with suction cups landed on the ground, still alive, before being incinerated by the high temperature emitted by Bai Ye.

A faint, smoky aroma, like that of grilled squid, seemed to waft through the air. Of course, this smell was probably something only Bai Ye had ever encountered on Earth; he had never seen the Terrans here eating squid.

Yes, neither White Night nor the Deep Sea Hunters tacitly agreed to attack each other again; instead, they began slaughtering the Deep Sea Church members who remained in the church's underground area.

This near-crushing massacre did not last long. By the time Dr. Kal'tsit finally arrived, there were no other living beings left underground besides the two of them.

Dr. Kal'tsit entered the church, where the floor had been completely destroyed by the two heavy blows, turning into a collapsed hole.

Through the opening, you can see the huge space below the church. The Deep Sea Church dug a large hole under the church, just like when White Night rescued the ghost shark last time.

It's the same old thing, nothing new.

Dr. Kal'tsit looked down and saw only White Night and an unknown deep-sea hunter below, along with a jumble of broken pieces of flesh.

Some of them still have human characteristics, but most of them are strange fragments of dinosaurs, beyond the comprehension of ordinary Terran people. It is hard to imagine that such twisted life exists on this land.

Chapter 86 Goredia

Bai Ye and the Deep Sea Hunter suddenly stopped fighting each other, and then slaughtered all the church members.

If these guys still possessed any precious rationality, they would probably cry foul. They probably couldn't understand why two people who were fighting just a second ago would suddenly change their attack direction without warning.

Then they easily and happily slaughtered all the bastards.

……

After resolving the battle, the hunter turned around and looked at Bai Ye.

She did not launch another attack.

It's clear that both the high-speed, high-intensity battles that far exceeded ordinary people's comprehension and the subsequent slaughter of monsters were all effortless for Bai Ye. His breathing rate didn't change significantly, his blood flow was within the normal range, and his heart rate was stable.

Bai Ye exhaled softly, even having the leisure to slowly wipe the blade in his hand.

If we disregard the natural disaster storm that "killed" them, then the first living creatures to fall under the White Night Sword "Wind Chime" were these ugly hybrid sea monsters.

They should have been considered human beings in life, but in Bai Ye's eyes, they were not human at all.

However, "Wind Chime" still faithfully completed its mission. If famous swords have spirits, "Wind Chime" is obviously very good-tempered.

Or rather, it's not picky. Bai Ye believes this is what a weapon should be like. Those swords that throw tantrums and refuse to be drawn, in Bai Ye's view, don't qualify as weapons. The purpose of a weapon should be to kill the enemy, regardless of the enemy's nature; the decision should rest solely with the hand wielding the sword, not the sword itself.

A true weapon should act according to its master's will; no matter whose blood it is, the blade should gladly step forward, bite tightly, and show no mercy.

Bai Ye was very satisfied with the "wind chime".

He could feel the blade dancing harmoniously with the air as it was swung out, the edge gently brushed by the breeze, then drawing graceful lines that sliced ​​through the enemy's body without any obstruction, as smoothly as a hot knife cutting through butter.

Prosthetics, swollen lumps of flesh, mutated muscles, bizarre bones, slippery soft tentacles, fluid-filled sacs...

The sharpness of the blades made them seem as if they didn't exist, and they were quietly dismantled by the white night.

Although there was no impurity left on the sword, Bai Ye still carefully wiped the "wind chime" clean. Then, Bai Ye sheathed the longsword.

He already knew that the deep-sea hunter opposite him had no intention of continuing the fight. Or rather, for the time being, she wouldn't make a move.

These church members, now reduced to fragments, were actually good people; their only purpose was to temporarily appease the deep-sea hunters.

……

As expected, after Bai Ye wiped the blade and put it away, the Deep Sea Hunter slowly turned around and placed his long spear on the ground.

She looked at Bai Ye, then said, "You should have left some alive."

The huntress's voice was cold and pleasant. However, both her tone and manner of speaking were awkward. If Bai Ye were a native Iberian, she would probably recognize that this kind of phrasing came from a satirical musical that was popular decades ago.

Bai Ye knew that this was the huntress's response to what she had said when she first entered the church.

As it turned out, he was wrong; in this situation, there was no way to leave anyone alive.

These fanatical church followers uttered no useful information; upon seeing the two, they began to transform into the terror fish, and then their reason was swallowed up.

"However, you are indeed very strong, not an ordinary person. I have never seen anyone like you on land."

The hunter continued, expressing her approval and appreciation for Bai Ye's skill and strength. At least, he had seen through and blocked her attack.

Bai Ye was about to say something.

Dr. Kal'tsit arrived, having been brought down by Mon3tr. Mon3tr released his grip on Kal'tsit, shook himself, and roared at Bai Ye.

Whether it was a misperception or not, Bai Ye heard a hint of schadenfreude in this guy's voice.

As expected, Dr. Kal'tsit first glared at Bai Ye and then gently scolded him, "Don't say anything."

After silencing Bai Ye, she turned to look at the Deep Sea Hunter opposite her.

"I suggest you don't launch an attack casually."

“If this happens a few more times, this place will collapse. You don’t care about the Punishers, but I assure you, even you wouldn’t want to be targeted by the Iberian Inquisitors.”

The judges are the elite force of the court, carrying a lantern in one hand and a sword in the other, with a special handgun hanging at their waist, possessing powerful firepower.

Their firepower was even capable of injuring deep-sea hunters, something Skadi knew all too well; she had once told Baiye about her encounter with the Inquisitor in Iberia.

“Birds on land…” the hunter murmured, as if she had seen those Liberians before.

"This pointless conflict will only slow down your search for companions."

Dr. Kal'tsit glanced at Bai Ye again, clearly displeased that Bai Ye had taken the initiative to fight.

Subsequently, she stopped using the Common Tongue and switched to Agor's language.

"The underwater kingdom may still be within reach."

"It's not necessarily the case for stranded hunters."

……

Bai Ye turned his head away, somewhat unable to bear looking at the hunter's expression.

Sure enough, as soon as the words in Agor were spoken, the expression on the other side froze.

"!"

The hunter's face showed surprise, and this was the first time Bai Ye had seen a change of emotion on that expressionless, delicate face.

This is Dr. Kal'tsit's negotiation style. Based on her incredibly powerful knowledge base and information gap, she can always gain an informational advantage and dominate the direction of the conversation.

Bai Ye had certainly experienced this kind of dialogue before.

The condescending attitude is indeed annoying, but one can only unilaterally accept the disadvantage brought about by the information gap.

“You…you know Agor, you even know us…” The Deepsea Hunter involuntarily raised the weapon in his hand.

“You should be glad that you have no hostility and that he is with you... Otherwise, the information you have revealed would have been enough for me to kill you.”

The hunter's voice turned cold.