Chapter 789 - 145: Phantom
Su Changxing’s body was pierced with two huge, bloody holes.
The shapes of the holes were neat, as if they were cut bit by bit, clearly revealing the internal organs.
Yet even so, his steps did not stop, and the blood flowed from his body to his feet, leaving bloody footprints on the ground.
The more it was like this, the less he believed the opponent could kill him, his skin shining with a faint golden light, intertwined with scarlet patterns.
Since he couldn’t avoid it, he decided to endure it head-on.
This kind of conceptual attack probably couldn’t kill him directly, only cause continuous damage.
As long as he had sufficient recovery ability, he could withstand such attacks.
At least in theory, this was the case.
Then.
He took out a large number of mysterious items with healing abilities from the Pocket Galaxy.
These were things obtained from the Land of Slaughter, some good, some bad.
But he couldn’t care about that, using them all on himself, maximizing the body’s recovery ability. His Physique was high enough to endure the attributes of so many mysterious items.
The wounds on his body healed at a speed visible to the naked eye, recovering more than half in just a few seconds.
The High-Sequence Insect Race, seeing this scene, fell into a brief silence, not expecting Su Changxing to respond in this manner, ignoring everything and enduring it.
This reminded it of an ancient race, long extinct, which was the same, extremely resistant to beatings and had tremendous recovery ability, not fighting back or retorting, but in the end, it was devoured entirely by their Titan Insect Race.
The High-Sequence Insect Race spoke again: "Do you really think I can’t kill you! Pitiful human, you are indeed a weak and self-abased race."
Su Changxing turned his head and gave it a cold look, without speaking, the meaning was obvious: try if you want to kill me.
However.
His heart started to doubt, earlier what the High-Sequence Insect Race said about the divine target was not him, but others.
It believed that among them, there was one who was divine, or had a relationship with the Divine Spirit.
This was quite intriguing.
After taking no more than two steps, another flying spike pierced through his body, breaking off at the shoulder blade, almost causing his left arm to fall to the ground, hanging by a few strands of vein and muscle.
Then.
The High-Sequence Insect Race took quite some time before launching another flying spike, hitting his right leg and breaking it entirely.
He could feel that the High-Sequence Insect Race was also in a dire state, each attack being made with utmost effort.
At this rate, it might not survive to see him dead, with the High-Sequence Insect Race failing first.
The High-Sequence Insect Race watched as Su Changxing hopped forward quickly, looking somewhat comical, yet it fell into silence.
This strange human had a life force that was too tenacious.
It indeed had no way to kill him, unleashing such conceptual attacks took a huge toll on it now.
Su Changxing sensed that the other side hadn’t attacked for a long time, looking back to see that the huge shadow had disappeared.
"Seems like it gave up."
He exhaled heavily.
It seemed like he had no reaction, but such attacks inflicted immense damage, not only to his body but also to his Spirit.
Each flying spike could cause severe trauma to his soul.
Perhaps three or four more, and he would not be able to endure it.
The strengths of the two sides were not on the same level at all.
Luckily, they were about to leave here.
However.
The words of that High-Sequence Insect Race provoked deep thought in him, thinking that there was a divine presence among them.
And it was definitely not speaking to him, thinking that their group had some relation to the Divine Spirit or that they were here under the Divine Spirit’s instruction.
So who could it be?
This kind of thing wouldn’t surprise him too much.
With the Sindaga divine intervention, they had indirectly come into contact with that Divine Spirit, and it was quite possible that means were left on them.
Mi was the most suspicious.
She had previously been completely controlled by the Divine Spirit, and perhaps she was still in that state.
Su Changxing found it hard to estimate what means a Divine Spirit might possess, without a rough estimate, there could be no accurate judgment.
After walking a certain distance, the injuries on his body had almost completely healed, and he had even reattached his broken foot.
As he reached the midway point at the edge of the space fragment, the light dimmed completely, as if night had fallen.
The sky resembled a shattered mirror, reflecting the dazzling starry sky.
In a flash.
A spatial rift slid over from afar.
"Dodge!" Mi used her hand to push Kyle aside, causing him to avoid the cutting edge of the rift, but her left hand was sliced into four or five pieces from the forearm.
Kelsey’s scalp tingled, knowing that if it had struck him, it would have surely meant death.
Mi saved his life.
"Are you okay?" Kelsey looked back, seeing Mi’s arm gushing blood, spilling onto the ground.
Mi’s expression remained mostly unchanged; she shook her head, "It’s nothing serious, just a minor injury for me."
Her healing ability was strong, and the severed arm healed at a visible speed, growing a new arm along with four or five tentacles,
Each healing accelerated the collapse of her body.
Injuries like this were not fatal to her, but they were deadly.
Mi stepping in to save Kelsey was unexpected for Su Changxing.
One could only say that Titan Humans were indeed a tolerant race, naturally inclined to goodwill towards other races.
The connections from one space fragment to another were the most dangerous.
They were currently in this position, where there were densely packed spatial rifts, even Su Changxing couldn’t predict them with one hundred percent accuracy.
Su Changxing’s expression was unpredictable; each rift had hundreds of possible movements, often involving hundreds of variously sized rifts joined together.
If they failed to clearly determine the trajectory of their movements, all six of them could be wiped out at any moment, even Mi, the Titan Human, couldn’t withstand it.
Another spatial rift swept past them, neatly slicing off a small part from Bruce’s shoulder, leaving a smooth and even cut.
"Not going to die, are you, Bruce?" Du’an shouted with a hint of mockery.
Bruce angrily responded, "How could that be? I’m still fine!"
He nonchalantly shrugged his shoulder, dark red blood splattering, and the bones in his body extended outward like silk, constantly weaving into new bones, a new arm.
Bai Shan saw his appearance and exclaimed, "Truly a brute, acting like nothing happened."
Su Changxing reminded, "Everyone be careful. I can’t guarantee a one hundred percent avoidance of the spatial rifts; whoever crashes into one is just unlucky."
In the remaining time, they were rather lucky, encountering no unforeseen incidents, passing through the densest part of the spatial fissures. The journey ahead would be easier.
It was night here, with stars filling the sky.
A gigantic humanoid shadow appeared in the sky; they could only see an overwhelmingly tall leg, its flesh rotting, exposing golden bones.
This was a dead Titan Human.
Mi steadied her breath, standing still and staring at that shadow, "This is Valola, the most powerful Titan Human after the younger generation, said to have strength comparable to Divine Spirits, yet he fell here."
"So the last of the Titan Humans fell here, no wonder... no wonder..."
Su Changxing also stood still, gazing at the enormous shadow, feeling an unparalleled shock merely from his senses.
This was no longer a corpse, but a remnant of power left behind, a reflection of its state before death, lingering for millions of years.
It was filled with a sense of unwillingness, this Titan Human died in extreme anguish.
"This should be the center of the battlefield back then, where beings on par with Divine Spirits battled."
Su Changxing analyzed, thinking this place might be very dangerous, but if they wanted to leave the Ninth Dimension, they likely had to start here.
Kelsey’s eyebrows twitched, looking around as he pondered aloud, "If that’s the case, wouldn’t there also be insects here?"
"Jinx!" Bai Shan gave him a sidelong glance, speaking lightly.
Kelsey felt his heart race, taking a step back and taking a deep breath, saying:
"Ha, Bai Shan, don’t look at me. I can’t take it. Besides, this is a rational analysis. Those Insect Races are highly likely to be here. Given the way it seems, they should have won back then. I wonder why they didn’t continue the invasion and instead withdrew from here."
Su Changxing looked at him, saying calmly, "Is this something you know, or is it a guess?"
Kelsey chuckled, "Just made it up."
In their discussion, they continued towards that enormous area.
The atmosphere among Bruce and the other two had also eased considerably. They weren’t inherently averse to each other, but were on opposing sides due to their Divine Positions. As they continued to control the Divine Positions, they could actively suppress that mutual aversion.
Su Changxing still unfolded his Perception completely to prevent accidents. They were still in the spatial rift area and needed to be especially careful.
And, as Kelsey said, there likely existed Titan Insect Races here as well.