I Am the Only Fertile Woman in the Game Chapter 145 - 145 145 Embrace

Chapter 145: Chapter 145 Embrace Chapter 145: Chapter 145 Embrace Zong Fang’s gaze was icy, and the laser longsword in his hand flickered with a dim light as he rushed toward Wei Shou in an instant. The sword traced a sharp arc through the air. The surrounding dust and pebbles trembled slightly within his power field, as if even the air was making way for him.

Wei Shou quickly manipulated his puppets to intercept, but Zong Fang was like a ghost on the battlefield, effortlessly cutting through the obstructions ahead. Each swing of his sword brought up a dazzling light and the sound of breaking air, slicing the puppets in two as easily as paper.

“I advise you not to ddle in what doesn’t concern you,” Wei Shou bit out, resisting with gritted teeth, his voice tinged with resentnt and fury. At the sa ti, he knew his chances were slim today.

Zong Fang ignored him completely, leaping forward to strike his opponent. His domineering presence spread out, and the figures in the arena that resembled him exactly seed to be shattered by an invisible force, turning into dust.

“What is this, even worthy of comparison to ?”

Wei Shou retreated in horror, attempting to call forth more puppets, but it was no use.

“Your ga ends now.”

Zong Fang’s voice was deep and rciless. After speaking, his cold eyes instantly changed to vertical pupils, and an imnse spiritual power shattered everything around him. He thrust his sword precisely through Wei Shou’s heart, releasing the searing energy inside his body, instantaneously vaporizing his internal tissues.

Before his eyes, Wei Shou’s body deflated like a leaky balloon, drying up into a human pelt. In the next second, all the puppets disappeared.

In the fading interstellar twilight, the silent ruins emanated a haunting sense of desolate beauty. The last ray of the sunset slowly receded from the horizon, the sky was stained a deep and mysterious violet, and the stars began to awaken against the night sky, returning everything to calm.

Zong Fang stood alone, his heartbeat growing louder in the silence.

These hands, accustod to killing, now trembled, not from fear, but from anticipation and unease.

He took a deep breath, trying to calm his emotions, then slowly turned around, facing Qiao Suisui but not daring to et her eyes. His figure was shrouded in spattered blood and the lingering light of the setting sun.

There she was, right before him, like a gentle light piercing the fog in Zong Fang’s heart. But with every step he took, his trepidation seed to grow heavier.

He feared, afraid that her arrival was just a fleeting joy, afraid she no longer wished to see him, afraid that all the beauty of the past had beco nothing more than a mory.

When he couldn’t see her, he longed for every second to be with her.

But now that she was right in front of him, Zong Fang didn’t dare to co closer.

Suddenly, a tender call pierced through the silence: “Zong Fang.”

Her voice, like a warm breeze in spring, lted the frost in Zong Fang’s heart. He looked up in a daze, seeing her smile warm and determined.

She asked, “What did I write in the first sentence of the letter I gave you?”

Zong Fang was stunned, his voice tinged with confusion, “What letter? You wrote a letter?”

By now, Qiao Suisui was already smiling, but she asked him again about sothing only the two of them knew: “When does the tree in space bloom?”

“Whenever you like, I’ll make it bloom right now.”

No sooner had he spoken than Qiao Suisui quickly ran toward him.

This ti it was no mistake.

He was the obsessive fool who loved her.

Her smile was as brilliant as the stars, radiant and warm. She embraced him tightly, and the next second, his arms wrapped even tighter around her, as if to fill all the voids of the years past.

They clung to each other tightly under the canopy of twilight, with the ruins and hardships around them seeming to drift far away.

“I’m late,” Zong Fang’s voice was hoarse and forceful.

Qiao Suisui leaned against his solid chest, her eyes red but wearing a relieved smile, “As long as you ca, it’s not too late.”

—————–

Years ago.

Zong Fang, who had just managed to transform from Beast Form to human shape, hid under the spacious conference room’s round table to avoid a disliked class and accidentally overheard a conversation among the adults.

“…If that’s the case, then we should at least use the most powerful Beastn for the experints to justify the amount of Star Coins I’ve allocated.”

“Has the outco been assessed?”

“Rest assured, once this drug is successfully developed, the Beastn’s spiritual power will reach its peak, and the injected ones will lose consciousness. Then, you will have a top-tier legion with no thoughts of its own, attacking wherever you point.”

“Zong Yan, you na this project,” said the current head of the Federation.

They sat around the lavish round table, puffing on cigars and laughing as if they were discussing not life, but a chess ga.

Underneath the table, Zong Fang heard his father’s voice rise, “Let’s call it the Furnace Plan.”

The Furnace not only represented the extre physical and spiritual manipulation of Beastn, but it also symbolized the thorough destruction and remolding of their souls and wills.

And those one-in-a-million elites selected were from the beginning destined to be cultivated into experintal subjects.

The Furnace Plan proceeded inconspicuously and achieved trendous results upon execution. All the injected Beastn increased in spiritual power, and even though the effects lasted only 20 minutes, it was already a milestone success. The only side effect was that these Beastn injected with the drug would fall into Frenzy without cause. At the ti, only 9.8% of all interstellar Beastn fell into Frenzy due to genetic defects.

The reason given by the experinters was that the drug was still in the developntal stage and not yet stable.

anwhile, news broke in Dudleyne of local villagers experiencing strange symptoms, suspected to be due to unknown chemicals in the water supply.

Seeing that the underground lab’s activities might be exposed and in the midst of election turnover, Zong Yan proposed to the Headquarters Party to silence the matter and to experint on the elite troops directly without waiting for the drug to be fully tested.

So he set a trap, sending all mbers of the elite troops to Dudleyne, and ordered the bombing of local villages, killing all those who were aware and unaware in one fell swoop, eradicating the potential threat forever.

But they forgot that they had personally trained a tough and excellent unit; a small portion of them escaped, while the majority were taken to underground labs for live experints.

When the Headquarters Party learned of the escape, they feared the secret would be leaked.

At that mont, the Emperor of the then insignificant Auslan Empire, Gorba III, extended an olive branch to the Headquarters Party, suggesting that the disaster in Dudleyne be blad on these escapees. Thus, the Headquarters Party conspired together to stage the “Battle of Two Wings.” Following the Battle of Two Wings, the Auslan Empire rose swiftly with the support of the Federation.

Zong Yan ordered the dispersal of inducers on the battlefield, which were not deployed by the Rebel Army but were instead released by agents of the Federation in disguise. They believed the Furnace Plan could alter all Beastn’s genetics to form the strongest military legion on the planet Lingkong City. So, they needed a large number of “test subjects.” This way, they could accomplish two goals with one action, eliminating the Rebel Army in the chaos and selecting the true powerhouses through brutal natural selection. These inducers were not the officially declared substances that caused the Beastn to Frenzy, but rather the drugs developed in the Furnace Plan.

As a result, there was a large-scale phenonon of Beastn falling into self-destructive Frenzy.

Zong Fang, knowing the truth, guarded this secret for many years. At first, he dared not sleep deeply for fear of revealing everything in his dreams and becoming the next target for elimination. Later, he systematically beca more rebellious and extre, often contradicting his father and showing an extre zeal for scientific research. He was always looking for an opportunity to break with his father.

Zong Fang didn’t consider himself a savior, nor did he have any interest in being one. He chose not to reveal everything to the world, but he deeply despised everything his family, his father, and the entire Federation had done.

Year after year, he acted the part of an uncontrollable, paranoid madman. And in playing this role, he seed to have truly beco that person—because only in that character could he escape his family, his father’s shadow, and this ugly world.

His disgust for this world never ceased, until he fell in love with Qiao Suisui, and then he began to worry.