236: Chapter 133: A Series of Misunderstandings 236: Chapter 133: A Series of Misunderstandings Dark Magnetic Titanium was evenly distributed across the entire tal patterned floor.
The Firework Master quickly walked to the center and, with a glance as a signal, the Angel Envoy pressed the start button, accompanied by the sound of electromagnetic convergence–
“Buzz”
The ground blossod with brilliant blue electrical arcs, and those black pieces of Dark Magnetic Titanium emitted a red glow and gradually lted, filling the gaps in the patterns.
Crackle–
The entire factory was flooded with red brilliance, along with the overlapping and cryptic syllables chanting from the player.
Everyone present felt their skin crawl, as if sothing was watching them from the shadows, ready to devour them at any mont.
Crack!
A thin red crevice split open, like a crack torn in the air, accompanied by red electrical arcs, particles escaping from the ground being slowly absorbed by the crack, gradually expanding.
The onlookers’ eyes blazed with fervor, trembling with madness.
But at that mont, an unpleasant creaking noise ca from above.
They first looked puzzled, then horrified, only to see a sar of black light descend from the sky, tearing open the entire roof, revealing the starry sky clearly above.
Accompanied by the sound of aircraft and the eternal intersecting electromagnetic nets.
“Torch!”
The black flas faded, and Chen Jinglong’s gaze slightly hardened, looking at the thin red crevice in the center.
He had not expected these people to act so quickly; gathering his n, formulating a plan, and determining their whereabouts so promptly.
“Chen Jinglong!” Cried the Firework Apostle standing in the center, astonished and furious, not expecting to be exposed so soon.
But he sneered, “I underestimated you Blue Star, but it’s too late.”
“Thunder Hormuz is about to descend!” The Firework Apostle shouted fanatically, his voice hoarse with effort.
Chen Jinglong’s face darkened, and with a boom, fierce black flas rolled back towards the sky, rapidly raising the temperature around.
But at this mont, the red particles emanating from the ground suddenly vanished.
The thin red crevice beca unstable and twisted.
Suddenly, a red electrical arc shot out from within it, striking the Firework Apostle!
This made Chen Jinglong pause in his action.
The Firework Apostle’s manic laughter abruptly turned into a pitiful wail, “No, no, how can this be!”
Her words carried panic, and Li Bo’er and others were terrified, not understanding what had happened.
They had completed the sacrifice, so why was the Firework Apostle being punished instead of being blessed?
“Old Chen, the periter has been cleared, only these left.” Ren Cangsong descended from the sky, looking uncertainly at the scene: “What happened here?”
“Hormuz!” The Firework Apostle wailed, as red electrical arcs continued to lash her, the Dinsional Creature behind her seeming quite angry.
“I will make up for all this, I must!” The Firework Apostle cried desperately.
Her words seed to have no effect, the thin red crevice constantly trembling.
Suddenly, a hand made of red electrical arcs reached out from the edge, seemingly trying to tear the crevice wider.
“This is bad!” Chen Jinglong’s expression drastically changed, disregarding everything else, he grabbed Ren Cangsong and ran.
Ren Cangsong did not know what had happened, but having never seen Chen Jinglong so panicked before, he did not dare delay and fled with him.
The two did not stop for a mont, Chen Jinglong not even turning his head until a trendous boom shook behind them, and a blast of air kicked up dust into the sky.
Only then did they stop, Ren Cangsong looking back with his pupils contracting and his throat moving.
They saw a red column of light piercing the sky, intertwined with terrifying black electrical arcs, directly tearing through their electromagnetic blockade net and then striking the Sky Space Shield, with bright blue ripples spreading, visible from a great distance.
Energy ripples swept toward them, the two staggering back in mid-air before stabilizing their figures.
“What, what happened?” Ren Cangsong was baffled.
“A minor dinsion has collided with the main world.” Chen Jinglong’s expression was tense.
“I know, what I’m puzzled about is why the Dinsional Creature suddenly went berserk?” Ren Cangsong was perplexed.
“Dinsional Creatures are fickle, and can’t be assessed with conventional understanding; what we perceive as joy may appear as anger to them.” Chen Jinglong shook his head.
Ren Cangsong still did not understand: “Even so, the Torch wouldn’t just want us to watch free fireworks, right?
This place is remote and it’s late; even such large-scale destruction won’t hurt many people.”
“Perhaps it was an accident.” Chen Jinglong did not look pleased, but was rather worried, the enemy might have been eliminated, but this thod of elimination was extrely bizarre, forcing him to speculate that there was more to it.
If it had been a direct fight, and they had won despite heavy casualties, he might have shown a hint of a smile.
“Regardless, let’s first clean up the scene and ensure there are no survivors.” Ren Cangsong issued the order.
In the opposite direction from them, a shadow dashed through mid-air and crashed heavily onto the ground, coughing up a few mouthfuls of blood, shedding a few scales, and half of its body emitting red electrical arcs.
Yet it quickly wiped away the traces and staggered off, disappearing into the dark night, leaving only the erald green vertical pupils and the bursting red electrical arcs visible.
……
“With such a commotion, I hope Old Chen is alright.” Outside the laboratory, Li Ming watched the gradually fading red column of light in the sky and pondered silently.
He sent out a few ssages on his smart terminal and soon received a response–
“Nothing’s wrong, most of the Torch’s people have been strangled.”
“Efficient much?” Li Ming was surprised, considering the Firework Master was at least a B-grade life form, didn’t even stir up a bit of a splash?
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