Chapter 180: Mutation
However, the king would still forgive him even if he killed a thousand Atlanteans. That was how paramount he was to Atlantis.
He was worth more than a thousand, if not ten thousand, Atlanteans. In fact, he was probably more important than half of Atlantis.
“My lord…”
Roams tilted his head, looked at the king, and activated the I-Soldier.
The I-Soldier disappeared from where it was. The next second, it reappeared behind the king with its hands on the king’s neck.
“Roams, what are you doing?!”
“How dare you?! Roams, this is treason!”
“Roams, don’t! He’s your king! You can’t harm him!”
The king’s guards grew nervous and shouted at Roams. Kabaron himself broke out in a cold sweat.
What kind of a robot was this?
Why was it so fast?
How did it get behind him?
The king had brought many robots with him, but they were like toys in front of the I-Soldier.
Roams laughed and waved at the I-Soldier. It flew back to him before shutting down.
Kabaron let out a breath of relief.
Roams said, “My lord, did you see that? That’s my latest invention. It’s a product of the sixth age! The mainstream robot of the future!”
“The sixth age?”
The king was pleasantly surprised and took a few steps toward Roams.
“Is that true? Didn’t you say we need to collect more wishing power to get to the sixth age? We haven’t collected enough yet. How did you make it happen?”
“The wishing power is only one of the keys to reaching the sixth age. Himl Soan, that human scientist, has found another key, IVE. I found that compared to the wishing power, IVE is much simpler to obtain. It’s not a substance of either the fourth or the fifth age. It’s produced in the human body and has great potential. It’s the only reason Earth could get through the catastrophe.”
Kabaron said, “Do you know who Himl Soan is? He was here a mont ago, provoking us and threatening to destroy Atlantis! Roams, do you have the confidence to defeat him?”
“Really? He was here?” Roams was surprised at first, but he soon burst out laughing. “I’m looking forward to fighting him. I won’t take anybody else’s challenge. However, I’d love to have so fun with Himl Soan.”
Kabaron was worried. “Himl Soan could breach our network without difficulty. Are you sure you can defeat him? If not, we can hide deeper into the ocean and avoid him altogether!”
“He’s not from the fourth age. I think he’s from the sixth age. The only way to make progress is to fight powerful opponents!”
“What are we supposed to do?”
“I’ll let him make the first move. We’ll react accordingly!”
“What if he doesn’t make the first move?” Kabaron asked.
Roams looked at the screen that showed so figures about wishing power.
“He will!”
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Earth’s gravity slowly recovered as the artificial moon rose further into space.
In Flamia.
Yamano was a wealthy Flamian that had knelt at the ocean. He had his own room in the ark. Right now, he was fighting the Moonians online.
“Why do you care about what we’re kneeling at? It’s none of your business!
“Just because you saved us doesn’t an you can ddle with our lives forever! We’d rather die than put up with the insult! We won’t surrender!
“As long as Flamia still exists, you won’t beco the ruler of the world! If you don’t want us to kneel, more of us are going to do it!
“Guys, I’ve tried. There’s no side effect! It’s risk-free! Just kneel!”
Yamano was typing as fast as he could. His thumb felt itchy, so he scratched it without paying too much attention. Then he felt sothing.
He had scratched sothing off his skin. He picked it up and saw that it was a fish scale.
“What’s that?” Yamano studied it curiously. It slt fishy when he sniffed at it.
He looked at his hand to see where it might co from. When he couldn’t find the source of that scale, he searched the room.
Was there a fish anywhere?
Or was sothing else hidden in the room?
Were they washed into the ark by the ocean?
The idea gave him the creeps. He started tearing the room apart.
It was a small room. After all, the ark was only a shelter, and even the private room the wealthy people bought couldn’t be over three square ters.
He looked everywhere, but he couldn’t find where the scale ca from. He was confused when he saw sothing glimring on his arm. It even reflected light.
It was as if he had a cling wrapped around his arm.
“What…”
He scratched where his arm reflected the light, removing three more scales.
“What’s that…” Yamano was surprised and scared.
“What’s going on?” His leg felt itchy, so he unbuckled his belt and removed his trousers.
Holy crap!
His leg was covered by scales!
He still had both legs. However, the skin had been replaced by fish scales!
“No! No! What’s going on? Why is this happening?
“What’s that?”
He felt sothing had scraped his hand, and it hurt a little. Looking down, he saw his palm was bleeding.
He checked the spot and saw sothing he couldn’t believe. Spikes that looked like fishbones had stuck out of his arms. There was a layer of film between the spikes like fins that hadn’t been fully ford.
“What’s going on with ? What’s happening?” Yamano had a nervous breakdown.
His body wasn’t the only thing that had changed. His breathing felt different, too. As the moon rose, he felt suffocated. It was as if sothing had blocked his nose.
His shoes felt too small, which only made him panic more.
Was sothing happening to his feet as well?
He sat on the bed, perplexed, and removed his shoes.
He felt awful.
He was dumbfounded the mont he removed his shoes.
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