Chapter 1420: 469. Feeling tampered_3
Wiping out or severely wounding this Player’s Soul could be achieved by forcibly shutting down certain functionalities of the Ga System.
As a result, Noland Lee, as the controller of Winter lon and Kelp, was able to smoothly trigger Passive Deconstruction.
Before long, the Ga Systems of Winter lon and Kelp fell into the hands of Noland Lee, their Souls becoming playthings in his palm.
Without a word, Noland Lee forcefully shut down most of the functionalities of the Ga System for these two individuals.
“Ah!”
“Ah!”
...
The sudden twin screams genuinely startled Cucumber Slice.
“Winter lon” and “Kelp,” in agony, clasped their heads, twisting and turning in space as if suffering from imnse pain that struck their souls directly.
System ssages synchronized with Noland Lee’s mind:
[You have inflicted Soul trauma on “Hysteric Brain offsprings” x2.]
[You have triggered Passive Deconstruction!]
[Deconstruction Results are as follows:]
[“Hysteric Brain offsprings”: Descendants of the Extraterrestrial Eternity Hysteric Brain lineage, offspring of a hybrid with the fallen Vaana Gilenz as the mother, belonging to the Extraterrestrial Eternity Hysteric Brain faction, proficient in shapeshifting, Spirit Control, mory Tampering.]
[You have uncovered the “sense tampering” of “Hysteric Brain offsprings” through Passive Deconstruction.]
“Huh? ‘Sense tampering’? The Hysteric Brain offsprings applied ‘sense tampering’ on ? When did that happen?”
Noland Lee raised an eyebrow, a row of question marks popping up in his mind.
“Winter lon” and “Kelp” transford from live humans into two dark green humanoid Fus, within which countless tiny black Tentacles extended, undulated, and wriggled.
At this mont, Cucumber Slice was still eagerly asking what was wrong with “Winter lon” and “Kelp,” evidently still in a state of tampered senses, unable to see through the true identity of these two Hysteric Brain offsprings.
Setting aside the question of when the “Hysteric Brain offsprings” had tampered with his perception, Noland Lee spoke in his heart to Cucumber Slice:
“Imdiately click ‘Self-break’ on the Ga Interface. I have reset your ‘Resurrection Safe Zone.’ You will resurrect sowhere else after death.”
“Oh, okay, Boss,” Cucumber Slice, looking at “Winter lon” and “Kelp” continuously tumbling in space, hesitantly asked:
“What about them? Boss?”
“They…” Noland Lee was about to concoct a lie to brush Cucumber Slice off and urge him to “Self-break” quickly, but then he thought, What if Cucumber Slice is also a Hysteric Brain offspring?
Perhaps, this Hysteric Brain offspring was much more advanced than “Winter lon” and “Kelp,” hence able to conceal any flaws before him.
Furthermore, it’s possible that the two obviously fake individuals, “Winter lon” and “Kelp,” were actually smoke screens deliberately released by the Hysteric Brain, with the goal of helping “Cucumber Slice,” who was much harder to identify as a Hysteric Brain offspring, gain the trust of Noland Lee.
As thoughts raced through his mind, Noland Lee acted on impulse, preempting Cucumber Slice’s selection of the “Self-break” button by forcibly reducing Cucumber Slice’s health to zero through the Ga System.
Without warning, Cucumber Slice’s eyes went dark, his body stiffened, and his Soul returned to its place.
[Passive Deconstruction Successful!]
[You have obtained the Deconstruction Results of “Player: Noah Bennett.”]
“Noah Bennett… That’s right, Cucumber Slice’s real na is Noah Bennett, which matches the player information given by ‘Command.’”
After reviewing the specific content of the Deconstruction Results, Noland Lee found that Cucumber Slice’s Soul was only slightly tainted, and he sighed in relief at the lack of serious issues.
This minor contamination of the Soul wouldn’t require Noland Lee’s personal involvent; the ritual array would purify it during the process of recalling Cucumber Slice’s Soul.
Noland Lee forcibly shut down the Ga Systems of “Winter lon” and “Kelp,” erased the Souls of these two Hysteric Brain offsprings, and then discontinued the ceremony.
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