442: Chapter 440: Drawing Life 442: Chapter 440: Drawing Life The oppressive footsteps were slowly drawing closer, but Wen Wen and his companion didn’t feel the slightest bit of fear, instead annoyed by the other’s slow pace.
When the monster finally appeared before them, Chu Wei gazed upon its face and couldn’t help but inhale sharply.
It was a tall humanoid monster, with blue skin, two horns atop its head, wearing a leather skirt, and holding a glittering golden trident.
As for its appearance, Chu Wei could not make it out.
Because its entire head was covered in dense millipede monstrosities, with even its shoulders and back bearing half-buried millipedes!
Chu Wei was already sowhat afraid of insects of such a form, and the sight of so many millipedes clustered together made his scalp tingle and nearly made him vomit his al from the previous night.
“It seems a single strange insect can’t control a Disaster Level monster, so it takes many to do the job.”
Wen Wen glanced again at the monster’s limbs and noticed traces of iron chains binding them.
It seed this monster, like the Pig Head they encountered before, was being controlled and then passively parasitized by these bizarre insects.
This made Wen Wen feel sowhat sad.
After all, it’s a Disaster Level monster, controlled by insects that could be crushed with a single footstep, which must be even worse than death.
“How pitiful…”
After retching, Chu Wei pointed at the monster and asked, “Didn’t you say there were over a hundred of these insects in Hua Shan City alone?
Just the ones I’ve killed before plus this guy should be close to a hundred, right?”
Wen Wen spread his hands and said, “One hundred and a little is over a hundred; nine hundred and ninety-nine is also over a hundred.”
After dealing with this one, one must figure out just how many of these insects there are, because that might indicate the number of Disaster Level creatures that could be parasitized!
“Let’s start by probing it.
Looking at the previous Pig Head and other ordinary people who were parasitized, the minds of the parasitized may be damaged, but their strength should increase to a certain extent…”
Having made up his mind, Wen Wen unsheathed his Ice Longsword, swinging out a blast of Sword Qi.
The power of the Sword Qi was closely related to Wen Wen’s strength.
Now, utilising the physiology of a Disaster Interdiate Sequence monster, the Sword Qi he released was naturally of Disaster Interdiate Level attack as well.
Everything in the Sword Qi’s path was sharply severed, then covered in ice.
The phrase ‘cleave tal and shatter jade’ wasn’t sufficient to describe this Sword Qi.
The blue monster roared, its arm muscles bulging as it slamd down on the Ice Sword Qi, scattering it.
The creature’s arms were covered in ice, but with a shake, the ice shattered, leaving only slight frostbite.
This was the power disparity between the Mid-Tier and Lower-Tier Powerhouses.
Although those of the Lower Order could contest with the Mid-Sequence for so ti due to their abilities, any casual attack by a Mid-Tier Powerhouse was equivalent to a full-force attack by the Lower Order, and hardly any Disaster Lower Order could triumph over the Interdiate Sequence over ti.
Seeing the blue monster withstand his strike, Wen Wen’s eyes sparkled, not because of its strength, but because of the enormous trident in its hand.
The trident was crudely forged, but the tal was genuinely high-quality.
Moreover, it was over two ters long, about as thick as a child’s arm, large enough to be substantial.
Wen Wen wanted to fashion the Golden Sea Urchin’s spines into a long spear, but the Sea Urchin Spines were only suitable for the shaft, with the tip still lacking in strength.
If he could get his hands on that trident, Wen Wen would have enough material to make a sufficient number of long spears.
After parrying Wen Wen’s attack, the monster ignored Wen Wen’s gleaming eyes and hurled the trident.
However, the target was not Wen Wen, but Chu Wei, who was off to the side watching.
The astonished Chu Wei couldn’t dodge in ti and was impaled directly by the trident, nailed to the wall like a piece of cured at.
“Are you out of your mind?
It wasn’t who hit you!”
Chu Wei was furious, stomping down from the harpoon, rubbing his stomach, and scolding angrily.
But imdiately, Chu Wei’s expression could no longer hold because a millipede monstrosity was crawling into the flesh through the wound made by the harpoon!
This millipede monstrosity had actually been clinging to the harpoon before and, as the harpoon pierced Chu Wei, it also created a pathway for the insect to enter his body!
Chu Wei tried to pull the millipede out of his body, but by then his body had already healed.
Feeling the insect wriggling inside him, Chu Wei was almost in tears and glared viciously at the green monster, saying, “We’ve got a score to settle.
So what if I die?
A few seconds later, I’ll be back in action as a new man.”
Having said that, he detonated a bomb, blowing himself to pieces, and the insect inside him was also blasted to smithereens.
Wen Wen said with an expressionless face, “Awei, you’ve died again.”
After his body reassembled, Chu Wei’s eyes widened, and he looked at the green monster with rage.
“To think I was nearly infiltrated by an insect, I, Chu Wei, absolutely cannot stand such disgrace!”
Then he said to Wen Wen, “This one’s mine, don’t get involved.
I don’t want to accidentally hurt you.”
No sooner had the words left his mouth than dark, chaotic lines enveloped Chu Wei, infusing him with an eerie sense, like an abstract painting.
Standing beside Chu Wei, Wen Wen’s eyelids twitched violently, and then he stood back a bit, feeling extrely uncomfortable just being beside Chu Wei.
The aura of death itself and the breath of utter desolation made Wen Wen extrely curious about what his powers truly were.
The swarms of insects inhabiting the green monster’s body let out shrill screams, sensing unease but not knowing where this anxiety stemd from.
Chu Wei swayed, seeming to adapt to sothing, then with a brief warm-up, he charged at the green monster.
The green monster gestured for the harpoon, which flew back into its hand, and once again it threw the harpoon.
But this ti, Chu Wei dodged skillfully and closed in behind the green monster.
Then, like a woman in a quarrel, he greeted the millipedes on the green monster’s body with his hand; the hand’s movents weren’t fast and seed to carry no special energy, so the millipedes bit at Chu Wei with their sharp forelimbs and powerful mandibles.
But the mont they touched Chu Wei, their bodies turned gray and withered, falling off the green monster!
Witnessing this eerie scene, Wen Wen’s face showed a wary expression, “Is it a toxin?
No, it’s not.
Their life force is being drained!”
Wen Wen had always just found Chu Wei’s abilities to be a nuisance, never thinking of him as dangerous.
Because, although immortal, his weak offensive strength limited his power.
But once Chu Wei transford into this state, his strength and speed reached the levels expected of a normal Assimilation Realm superpower user, and he could directly drain the life force of his opponents!
Even so, Wen Wen couldn’t help but wonder if he, with the strength of Assimilation Mid-Sequence, could escape unscathed if Chu Wei touched him!
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