Chapter 251: Seventy-seven, let out another roar that resounds through heaven and earth! _3
Oliver nodded slightly, “Then I’ll leave it to you. I still need to keep an eye on that guy.”
“Do you an Gerard?” Hogney was sowhat surprised, “Do you still need to worry about him now?”
“Just a trivial caution,” Oliver said indifferently before walking out of the room.
He did not explain it clearly to Hogney.
With his current power, theoretically, the only place in Lyra that was not influenced by him, not sensed by him, was this room, because of the presence of the Divine.
But the problem was, Gerard had it too.
Though not as strong as here, Oliver’s influence on Gerard was indeed limited; otherwise, he would have made Gerard kneel during the eting.
…Was it because of that eye?
It could only be that.
Visas’s Corpse… how desirable it was.
However…
Oliver slightly curled his lips.
By tomorrow, as the new god descends, that eye would surely be his as well.
…
Oliver left.
Hogney then turned his attention back to the heart.
His work was simple and tedious, involving sending a puppet endowed with Divinity into the heart of the new god every hour for a “replenishnt,” ensuring it could kill Lyra within twenty hours.
Such replenishnt was unsafe because these divine corpse fragnts were chaotic and uncontrollable.
This forced growth could indeed make the new god stronger in a short ti, but it would also beco more violent, potentially doubling the harm caused during its descent.
This was what Oliver had previously ntioned; if all these corpse fragnts entered at the sa ti, the new god might lose its senses completely and destroy the whole of Lyra during its arrival.
So did this an he was holding the destruction button for Lyra in his hands?
Thinking of this, Hogney felt a bloodthirsty pleasure and thrill.
Tch… it was better not to think too much; the destruction of Lyra would do him no good.
He shook his head, threw out such crazy thoughts, and was about to check the status of those divine corpse fragnts when he suddenly felt sothing was off.
Hogney observed briefly before his hair stood on end.
He realized that all the divine corpse fragnts had been facing him since who knows when, their black lensed masks reflecting his face from all directions.
Sothing was not right!
Hogney instinctively wanted to leave, but a divine corpse fragnt behind him suddenly stepped forward and covered his mouth.
The other divine corpse fragnts also acted at the sa ti, grabbing each of his limbs.
These divine corpse fragnts were very stiff, incapable of much action, like they were restricted pollutants, just pulling and tugging.
But, they had the strength of pollutants.
Thus, with a swift motion,
Hogney was cruelly torn into countless pieces.
Flesh and entrails fell together.
In an instant, he was killed in the most brutal way, unable to utter a single cry of pain from beginning to end.
After Hogney’s death, one of the divine corpse fragnts took off its mask, revealing a dead face of bluish-grey, jawless.
But its tongue was still agile.
Bai Wei slowly turned around, looked at the weak heart, and struggled to muster a smile.
The cost of “Domination” was rapidly dissolving his divine remnant body; now he could issue one last command at most.
He did not speak imdiately but slowly stepped forward, reached the weak heart, and then slowly lifted his hand, touching the heart.
The scorching heat crazily devoured his pale hand, causing his skin, flesh, and bones to rapidly dissolve.
But Bai Wei spoke as if he felt no pain.
“To die in such a disgraceful manner would be too pitiful, Lyra.”
“I think you would not be content with that either.”
“If so, why not struggle a bit more?”
Before his body completely dissolved, Bai Wei issued the last command that his remnant body could, with a light smile.
“Advance!”
All the divine remnant bodies lifted their heads simultaneously and, with an unstoppable montum, marched into the weak heart.
“Bam, bam, bam.”
The weak heart beat faster and faster, like ferocious hamring war drums.
“Co!” Bai Wei said laughing amidst the dissolving flesh, “Let’s hear one more earth-shattering…”
“Roar!”
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