Si Qingqing was bewildered as she took the ring, glanced at it lightly, and then her face quickly turned pale, with endless anger and shock appearing in her eyes.
"He did all of this?"
"Who else do you think could have done it?"
At the same time, Huyue also took the ring from the dumbfounded Si Qingqing, glanced at it casually, and couldn’t help but sigh softly.
"What a beast! No, calling you a beast would be an insult to beasts; you’re worse than one."
The reason why even the good-tempered Huyue could swear like this was all because of what was stored inside the ring.
Inside, there was nothing else but densely packed glass cabinets.
Inside the glass cabinets were human specimens, vivid and lifelike.
You could see people of all ages, men and women alike, all sealed in the glass cabinets, perfectly preserved.
You could even discern from the expressions on their faces just how much pain and despair they experienced before they died.
It’s certain these specimens were made while the people were still alive.
And that Purple Scorpion, despite his rough exterior, had quite an artistic flair. Before pleting these human specimens, he would often perform some kind of modification on them.
The so-called modification was actually cutting out certain organs entirely, leaving them exposed.
What truly enraged people were the few specimens of pregnant women.
To spare the readers from nightmares, the details will not be elaborated.
In sum, every item inside was filled with blatant evil.
At least when Si Qingqing snapped back to reality, the first thing she did was squat down to the side and retch messily.
Xue An didn’t urge her and merely waited quietly.
Until she had nothing left to vomit, he finally said calmly, "Do you still feel sorry for him now?"
Si Qingqing shook her head without any hesitation, gritting her teeth, "I just hate that he has only one life, or else I’d kill him a few more times!"
Xue An smiled slightly, "Don’t worry, he won’t die that easily. Not before he experiences all that he’s inflicted upon others."
With that, Xue An stepped forward to face Purple Scorpion and then slowly squatted down, staring into his eyes.
By now, Purple Scorpion was numb from pain, his eyes vacant, clearly on the verge of collapse.
Xue An definitely wouldn’t allow him to escape pain in this manner.
A wisp of air entered his body, and his barely beating heart suddenly leapt with vigor.
Then Purple Scorpion regained consciousness.
But when he saw Xue An crouching before him, his once-alert mind almost collapsed again.
He was now utterly terrified of Xue An.
But Xue An just smiled mildly, "No need to be so afraid. Isn’t this your favorite game? I’m just enhancing it and using it on you."
Purple Scorpion’s very blood vessels began to tremble.
Xue An said flatly, "Let me think... what should the next step be? Oh right, it’s to pour a special potion over you bit by bit, keeping you in this state, right?"
As he spoke, Xue An casually summoned, and a glass coffin dropped out of Purple Scorpion’s ring.
At the sight of this, Purple Scorpion trembled even more violently.
Although his tongue had been cut out, he opened his mouth wide, seemingly begging for mercy.
But Xue An gave him no chance, pointed his hand, and he floated lightly before landing inside the glass coffin.
Soon after, a transparent potion began to pour in, starting from the ankles, then the thighs, then the abdomen...
The potion gradually spread upwards, and with every inch, Purple Scorpion writhed in unimaginable agony.
Clearly, this process was extremely painful.
But no struggle could change the oute.
In the blink of an eye, the transparent potion pletely encased Purple Scorpion in the glass coffin.
But he was now unlike the specimens he’d created with his own hands.
Even through the glass, you could see his eyes subtly moving, evidently still alive.
Yet living was countless times more horrifying than death.
For it signaled the start of an endless torment with no foreseeable end.
For someone like Purple Scorpion, this was but a fraction of the interest on the monstrous sins he mitted.
Xue An flicked a finger, a flame flashed, and then the ring with all the specimens turned to dust.
What should return to dust did so, and what should ascend to the clouds rose away.
After doing all this, Xue An put away Purple Scorpion’s glass coffin, and said calmly,
"Let’s go!"
"Go? Where to?" At this moment, Si Qingqing was dumbfounded by Xue An’s calm and extreme methods, and asked in a daze.
"To the Drunken Dance Bar to save your brother!"
Though the bar is quite a distance from this small town, it was but an instant for Xue An.
Soon, the three of them stepped into the street where the Drunken Dance Bar was located.
This was the main street at the heart of the city, flanked by various bars and nightclubs.
The largest and most luxurious one was where the Drunken Dance Bar stood.
When Xue An and the others arrived, it was the lively hour when the lights had just e on.
The street was teeming with people clad in bizarre attire.
By contrast, Xue An and the others were less conspicuous.
But because of Xue An’s outstanding appearance, many admirers were drawn.
"Hi handsome, want to have a drink with sister?"
"Name your price, sister’s buying you tonight!"
Such e-ons were unceasing.
Xue An wasn’t annoyed; he merely brushed off hands trying to take advantage without showing it and stepped into the Drunken Dance Bar.
As soon as he crossed the threshold, he was hit by a blast of aggressive, hot heavy metal music.
And it seemed the music was infused with something else; those with weaker willpower would involuntarily fall into extreme excitement just from hearing it.
At least Si Qingqing experienced a moment of confusion.
But soon those sounds faded, replaced by Xue An’s voice at her ear.
"This bar is indeed suspicious; stay behind me and don’t wander off!"
"Okay!" Si Qingqing nodded nervously.
Meanwhile, they crossed the corridor and finally entered the bar’s main hall.
Deafening music, rhythmically swaying lights, and girls in hot pants gyrating wildly.
All of this formed the tapestry of life inside the bar.
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