Chapter 634: Deviation
The more ti Hao Xuan spent in the cocoon, the stronger the side effects in the outside world got. The dark clouds in the upper atmosphere had ford a whirlpool with different rings rotating in opposite direction to the preceding one.
The first ring was located right above the cocoon about five thousand ters in the air. It was barely a few ters in diater, rotating clockwise. The second ring was rotating anti-clockwise and it was more than a hundred ters in diater.
The size kept increasing while the rotation reversed every ti. Each ring was also a little higher than the previous one.
Since the first one was at the height of five thousand ters, the second was at fifty-two thousand ters, the third at fifty-nine thousand, the fourth at seventy thousand, etc. The sixth ring had already reached the highest point this world could handle so it could not be determined how many there were in total.
It looked like each ring was connected to the one above. Their inverted, grinding motions creating arcs of electricity that traveled up and down the rings. From afar, it looked like an absolutely massive engine of sorts, slowly building up to sothing.
Violent white and blue lighting bolts struck each ring, chaining them together in hopes of bringing them closer to one another while they pushed against it with an invisible yet tangible force that could be felt by most spiritually sensitive beings.
It made for a marvelously breathtaking view. Unfortunately, no one other than Hao Xuan could see it, and he himself was preoccupied at the mont.
Down on the ground, the cocoon continuously rumbled with each booming thunderstrike from the cloud rings. It already looked like it was made from solidified tar but threads of electricity that ran along its length created even more tree-like lesions, a unique characteristic of lightning burns.
Inside the cocoon, Hao Xuan's body was undergoing its own changes. The Chaos Qi had ford a whirlpool, mirroring the one in the sky above. The ridians that were used for housing the various Qi's were being torn apart by the movent of the whirlpool, and their contents incorporated within the whirlpool.
Only the largest and sturdiest five were still left intact, barely holding on for dear life while trying to fight against the battering forces of the whirlpool. They were on the verge of being destroyed, full of the sa tree-like burns that enveloped the cocoon outside.
But due to Hao Xuan's superhuman regeneration ability, every ti they got close to shattering, the healing factor would kick in at full force. But this endless cycle of near-annihilation followed by a short period of convalescence required a large amount of blood energy.
It was only a matter of ti before the blood energy would run out, at which point they would be destroyed completely, turning Hao Xuan into a cripple.
For normal individuals, the ridians were ford by a network of vessels and arteries physically located within their bodies. That's why it was quite easy to asure their quantity, quality, and nurous other factors given there were appropriate tools available.
But at this mont, Hao Xuan had greatly deviated from this path of normalcy that was followed by most others. His ridian network was completely destroyed, leaving only the main ridians that were also in a perilous state.
Arcs of electricity struck the ridians over and over again as if they were mortal enemies.
Soon the whirlpool expanded to every single part of Hao Xuan's body, covering everything within the bubbling chaos that was its essence. Although strangely enough, they didn't damage any of the other organs other than the ridian system.
All the nanites that got even close to this continuously expanding whirlpool were instantly destroyed, rendered into their most basic components before being absorbed by the whirlpool.
All Baracus could do was watch on from the sidelines and record this appalling turn of events in detail.
anwhile, Hao Xuan's mind was still in the inner space that he had created for understanding the Chaos Laws. His feet that had previously been one with the mountain below now had large cracks on them.
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