Chapter 90: Can the S-Grade Queen Insect Successfully Control the Smart chas?
The S-Grade queen insect had received Peter’s warning earlier. Thus, it controlled a large number of mutated creatures to guard it by its side. Then, it waited patiently for its master to return.
The wait was very short. When its master’s figure appeared in the cave, the S-Grade queen insect did not imdiately use its control ability. Instead, it waited for its master’s orders.
The sound of its master activating his ability could be heard from the dim cave. A mont later, the S-Grade queen insect was shocked to find that the smart chas, that were continuously rushing into the cave, suddenly fell to the ground.
Then, it received its master’s orders.
“Hurry up and control these smart chas. Don’t stop.”
Peter did not know how long it would take for these smart chas to leave the illusion. This was related to each smart cha’s ntal strength. The stronger their ntal strength, the faster they would leave the illusion. However, if their ntal strength was weak, it would take a longer ti for them to leave the illusion.
If the S-Grade queen insect could not control these smart chas before they escaped the illusion, Peter and the S-Grade queen insect would be the unlucky ones.
The power of 25 smart chas was enough to destroy all creatures in the cave.
Peter had to activate 50 tis more rage to kill these brand-new smart chas. Now that he had used up his rage, he would have to wait 24 hours to activate it again. Otherwise, if he forcibly activated it, he would explode and die.
As ti passed, Peter could feel nine smart chas standing up from the ground in the cave. However, the smart chas that stood up had not escaped from the illusion. Instead, they had been successfully controlled by the S-Grade queen insect.
After the S-Grade queen insect leveled up, it could control up to at most 30 humans. After subtracting the three humans it previously controlled, it could still control 27 humans.
Unlike controlling humans, the S-Grade queen insect’s control over other mutated creatures was different. To be precise, its control over other mutated creatures involved suppressing the bloodline of the mutated creatures. This was the queen insect’s innate ability. However, the queen insect had to be in charge of many things when controlling the soul of humans.
Peter stood in the cave, his eyes locked on the smart chas that were still in the illusion. He counted the number of smart chas that the S-Grade queen insect had successfully controlled and found that it now controlled 15 smart chas. This had already exceeded half of its control quota.
However, Peter still did not lower his guard. Once a smart cha escaped from the illusion, Peter would be responsible for holding it back and ensuring that the S-Grade queen insect continued to complete its control over the other smart chas.
The 15 chas controlled by the S-Grade queen insect stood still. They had not left the illusion yet. However, their bodies were controlled by the queen insect, which inadvertently increased the consumption of the S-Grade queen insect’s ntal strength.
The best outco would be for the smart chas that had been successfully controlled to leave the illusion first. Then, when there was a crisis, they could help Peter and the S-Grade queen insect. However, this was obviously not sothing Peter could control.
In order to prevent this from happening, Peter gathered the smart chas in the illusion that had not been controlled together and waited nearby. Once a smart cha escaped from the illusion in advance, he could react early.
However, the last thing that Peter wanted to see still happened. A cha that was not controlled by the queen insect had left the illusion ahead of ti. However, Peter reacted quickly. Just as the smart cha was about to stand up, he rushed to the smart cha and used his venom ability.
The venom was an ability Peter had obtained after killing the A-Grade mutated snake on the island and extracting its genes. It could ignore any defenses. As a result, the target’s organs would be corroded, or the target would die.
However, although this venom was potent, its weakness was also very obvious — it took so ti for it to take effect.
However, it couldn’t be helped as this was the strongest ability Peter could use now.
The black venom touched the surface of the cha and imdiately began to corrode the unusually hard tal. Then, a pungent white smoke rose and polluted the environnt in the cave.
anwhile, the smart cha that had successfully escaped the illusion quickly stood up from the ground and began to attack Peter, who was closest to it.
It would take so ti for the venom to corrode the interior of the smart cha. During this process, Peter could only keep dealing with the smart cha. He could not allow the S-Grade queen insect to be attacked by the smart cha or get caught up with it.
Peter felt that this was very troubleso. Ever since he extracted the Thunder God genes, the enemies he faced were all mutated creatures. Since they were both physical creatures, Peter’s powerful strength could blow up their bodies.
However, when faced with these new smart chas, Peter’s current strength could no longer kill these smart chas. It was even difficult for him to resist them.
The most fundantal reason was that Peter’s progress in extracting the Thunder God genes had stagnated.
Currently, he had only extracted 0.89% of the Thunder God genes.
It was mainly because Professor Eugene was a bit slow in his developnt of the Thunder God gene-strengthening potion. However, he couldn’t be blad for this. This was because after Professor Eugene was controlled by the queen insect, he listened to Peter’s orders and began to develop a new Thunder God gene potion.
The reason why Peter paid so much attention to the mysterious Holy War Organization was that he wanted to know how the Holy War Organization had produced the Thunder God gene potion with such high efficiency.
Take the smart chas that Peter was fighting with for example. This thod of integrating Genetic Warriors with chas could improve their strength in a short period of ti.
“Bang bang bang!”
Peter resisted the attack of the smart cha again. The impact caused his arms to grow numb. If this continued, Peter would not be able to last long.
anwhile, the extrely corrosive liquid in the venom had already begun to seep into the depths of the cha. However, whether it would be effective depended on the final outco.
At this mont, the S-Grade queen insect successfully controlled another smart cha.
“Master, I’ve already controlled 22 chas.”
“Damn it. Hurry up and control the awakened chas.”
Peter was fighting the smart cha with difficulty. When he heard that the queen insect had completed controlling a smart cha, he imdiately asked it to continue controlling the smart chas that had awakened.
The S-Grade queen insect used its control abilities again and started to control the smart cha that was fighting Peter. Based on the current ntal strength of the S-Grade queen insect, it would take about one to two minutes to control a cha.
The smart cha had raised its chanical arm and was ready to attack Peter. However, its body suddenly fell. This scene surprised Peter, who was ready to defend himself.
“Have you controlled this cha?”
Peter looked at the S-Grade queen insect and found that it was not what he had thought. Instead, the venom must have corroded the interior of the smart cha and produced an effect.
He did not know if he could repair this smart cha. Peter now admired this powerful smart cha. Every cha that he could obtain would be beneficial for his future plans.
A few minutes later, the S-Grade queen insect completed controlling the smart chas in the cave. A total of 24 smart chas had beco the soul slaves of the S-Grade queen insect. anwhile, only one smart cha had been killed by venom.
However, the S-Grade queen insect had no ti to rest. There were still 16 smart chas outside the cave that had been delayed by Peter’s illusion.
The S-Grade queen insect now controlled 27 humans and could control at most three more. How to deal with the 16 smart chas outside the cave beca Peter’s new problem.
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