Ti returned to the night before the action.
Although the comic shop owner and Luo Di had made an agreent to handle that special prisoner in the dungeon, Luo Di had not yet inquired about the relevant information.
Tonight, while the shop owner sketched Luo Di individually, he also explained the relevant information.
"Luo Di, you currently have very little combat experience, after all, you were born only a few decades ago. From my analysis of your drawings, your combat experience is primarily based on frontal combat.
You've rarely dealt with those unpredictable and magic-savvy beings.
Currently, that strand of green light has completely rged with the followers in the original dungeon and is already labeled as a 'prisoner.' As part of the selection, it is protected by the dungeon. As a non-participant, it is difficult for to provide detailed information, otherwise, I will be rejected by the Corner's will.
The only thing I can tell you is,
this guy who used to badmouth is skilled in magic, and it's quite dangerous magic. To escape from , his ans of survival are certainly not weak.
I hope you can find his true form before your body collapses.
Hua Yuan will try to maintain the integrity of your body, but it won't last long, the key still depends on you."
"Quite dangerous magic?"
Luo Di clearly understood what such a description ant coming from the mouth of the shop owner.
Moreover, the other party could completely destroy the zombie body of [Mr. Jiang], so destroying Luo Di's body would naturally be no problem.
"Is there any way to block this kind of magic?"
"This falls within the realm of prohibited information, you'll have to figure it out yourself."
...
Ti returned to the present.
The "severely injured" Luo Di successfully attracted the green light, and he knew very well that the other party would definitely seek him out.
Regardless of how well this act was perford,
just the arrogant words Luo Di whispered into the green light's ear were enough for the other party to rember for a lifeti.
Such a foul-mouthed guy even in the central prison, must be soone centered around himself, a high and mighty existence.
Fallen into such a dungeon waiting to rise again, but was openly ridiculed by Luo Di, a native body, and even kicked away, it was impossible not to be angry.
Even during the half-month when Luo Di was unconscious, the green light kept shining on the cave entrance, waiting for his appearance.
Finally,
Luo Di was caught... and in the most severely injured and weak state.
The green light entered his eyes,
leading him step by step towards that green cave.
Luo Di's main perspective remains the sa, the "Walking Backwards" gradually approaches, slowly turning his head.
This ti there was no darkness to stop it, that pitch-black eye seed to have completely died during the battle with the crow. And Luo Di himself was unable to resist due to lack of sleep and severe bodily injury.
Everything went smoothly.
The turned head presented a concave structure, filled with bulging green veins inside, as if so special biological energy was flowing through.
The perating green light reached its maximum, completely enveloping Luo Di's face.
Suddenly,
Luo Di's tongue suddenly curled up, trying to break free of the restraint through violent flapping. But his tongue was firmly bitten by Luo Di with his teeth, proactively restraining this action.
Buzz! As a flash of green light passed through his mind, it indicated that this infiltration had completely invaded.
Consciousness lost.
...
Unknown ti passed.
A strong,
pungent stench surged into his nostrils like an electric current and quickly spread throughout his body.
This was not a simple, physiological stench,
but a kind of [stink] fernted through the accumulation of flesh, number, and ti.
A stench capable of perceiving death.
He opened his eyes, only to find sothing almost stuck to the surface of his eyeballs.
Luo Di was in the embrace of rotten flesh piles, tightly stacked, and he couldn't tell how many years these old corpses had been dead. Distorted and unrecognizable, yet not completely decayed.
So green force was sustaining their vitality, suppressing decay, keeping these rotten pieces in their death state.
As if "pickled in wine."
Luo Di tried to push away the corpse chunks to leave, but found no response from his hand.
Luo Di tried to move forward, but found no response from his feet either.
Under the green light,
he attempted to look down at his body, however, in this tight space filled with corpse chunks, rely lowering his head was a difficult task.
Finally, he managed to lower his head,
but what he saw was a body reduced to a stump, with green veins crawling all over his torso. No regeneration, not even the slightest magic could be mobilized.
The entire tallic white spine was also covered with these green veins.
Like so foundational shackle, locking him in completely.
Ordinary people seeing themselves like this might have already collapsed, but Luo Di gritted his teeth, wriggling forward with his remaining torso.
Uncertain how long he crawled like this,
finally, he pushed his head out, reaching the "outside," of course, only the top layer of the corpse pile, facing the so-called [Green Light Cave].
A cave capable of moving freely within the dungeon, selectively capturing living beings, the cave that brought Mr. Jiang's flesh to death.
Rather than calling it a cave,
it's more like a straight ancient passage, about six ters wide.
The area where Luo Di is, is at the end of the passage, filled with piled corpses.
On both sides of the passage, the corpses from ancient tis are also neatly stacked, slowly fernting under the influence of the green light.
In the middle of the passage, there's a damp walkway, the green water seeping from the corpses spreading shallowly over it, like a glistening creek.
As Luo Di tried to continue crawling his body, attempting to leave the pile of corpses,
he found that these remains, which had been dead for tens of thousands of years, were clinging to him, dragging him. It seed that Luo Di had beco one with them, unable to separate easily.
This struggle and crawling caused the sound of so flesh to spread here.
Sothing was slowly approaching through the darkness...
Even though this approach was silent, Luo Di's ears could hear a series of muffled drumbeats, as if the eardrums were made of the valves of his own heart.
Each beat seed to strike directly on the heart's surface.
[Noise]
It had been a long ti since Luo Di heard this noise, representing the disintegration of physiology.
He looked down,
those green veins crawling all over his body leapt into the air, swaying as if welcoming soone's arrival.
As the veins detached from Luo Di's body, his flesh seed to dissolve gradually, incapable even of the most basic wriggle.
Even so, he continued to stare ahead, trying to see the appearance of the one who was coming.
The outline slowly erged from the darkness,
huge,
almost filling the entire six-ter width of the cave, its surface covered in sticky hair, with enormous hands and feet pressing against the passage as it moved forward.
Still walking backwards, it seed.
As the entity drew closer, Luo Di gradually realized the oppressive presence was rely an illusion.
The real thing approaching was a head, a floating head in the air.
A few remains of the esophagus were still connected at the neck break,
the black hair soaked with filth.
The head was slowly floating over,
still backward, with the back of the head facing Luo Di.
When the two were five ters apart,
the head stopped,
the noise disappeared, and the green veins on Luo Di's body reattached, restoring their unity.
Clearly,
it did not want Luo Di to die yet.
"You worthless native... how dare you boast, how dare you disrespect the one true master... I won't let you die so easily.
Aren't you going to chop into pieces and throw into a cesspit?
I'll keep feeding you, keeping you alive, living in despair and stench.
The green will seep into every cell of yours, making you feel the profound suffering of existence, making death the most decadent desire."
"Is that all?"
Luo Di's sudden question left the opponent stunned.
Before the head could speak, Luo Di continued: "Is it really useful hiding in such a dark, stinking place? Clearly you've beco a god, yet you still use such despicable ans to ambush a 'native' like , aren't you ashad?
You're a complete waste,
If I were you, I wouldn't even go on living, it's too embarrassing... Oh! Are you even human?"
Just after Luo Di finished speaking,
the green veins all over his body suddenly leapt up, completely shredding his body, and even sewing his mouth shut.
The head, still five ters away, continued to approach, coming within less than two ters.
It slowly turned its head.
An emaciated, wrinkled, and crack-filled elderly head, requiring strands of green veins to maintain its integrity, was revealed.
Its green eyes glaring fiercely at Luo Di.
Veins bulged with anger from his previous words,
"I... will take my ti playing with your body! You damned insect, for the remainder of today, I will slowly deal with your flesh."
"Oh... is that so?"
Luo Di's mouth, which should have been sewn shut, suddenly opened and spoke.
Between the lips,
there seed to be two tiny won's hands with red nail polish, inadvertently tearing open the green veins on the mouth's surface.
At the sa ti,
swish!
A perfect, pure, tallic arm burst out from the ancient flesh,
tal fingers gripping the head tightly.
"I knew... this was the easiest way to encounter your true form!"
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