Chapter 1136: Chapter 523: Gene Shackles_2
The battlefield changed suddenly.
Countless energy waves stirred, raising dust and ice crystal fragments dancing in the air.
The temperature in the air changed dramatically.
Each breath seemed to carry the furious roar from the reversal of time’s torrent.
Reina stepped forward.
Her entire body, clad in ice crystal armor, emitted a dazzling cold light.
Her eyes, split into two-ringed pupils, accurately locked onto the target area.
As if able to pierce through the void and capture future trajectories.
“Not just resistance.
But transcendence.”
She whispered.
“I will embed the Law of Entropy Reversal into our bloodline deeply.
Let it bee our new starting point!”
Unusual fluctuations began to appear in the surrounding space.
A strong signal was detected from a hidden layer—it was an energy fluctuation released by David from a future state.
They realized.
This was not just a present war.
But a grand narrative spanning timelines and carrying infinite possibilities.
“He… has not fully manifested yet.
But his power has already touched the present.”
Reina’s voice was resolute.
Yet hid a sense of awe.
“The future and the present are intertwined.
We must stand firm.”
With the intense gravitational force released by the Wedge of Order.
Endless chaotic torrents swept in like waves.
This power was both destructive.
And contained infinite creative potential.
Its plexity far surpassed all previous challenges encountered.
At the center of this vast storm.
Was the only new rule foundation they could rely on and control.
And the only path leading to the bright dawn of victory on the other shore.
David took a deep breath.
Fully accelerating the operational rate of the Mobius Ring.
His muscles tensed.
Every nerve ending was filled with vitality and sharp perception.
“We stand at the pinnacle where chaos and order converge.
There’s no retreat here.
We can only climb higher peaks.”
He suddenly waved his hand, releasing a dazzling chain of runes.
Restructuring the escalating turmoil into a controllable structure.
“Let us write a new chapter with the purest will!
Dispel the darkness about to engulf everything!”
As they steadfastly advanced.
The once-chaotic and shattered earth began to show subtle signs of recovery: rock textures rearranged and rebined, and the fabric of time and space rewove and repaired.
Despite immense pressure and unknown risks.
They continued to forge a new torch of hope with indomitable spirit.
Paving that path to the future at the intersection of darkness and cold…
Amid the howling wind and snow.
The two stood back to back at the storm’s core.
The blue and purple light radiating from their bodies shone as brilliantly as iron will.
On this vast, silent, yet contentious land.
A mechanical roar, sending shivers, suddenly erupted.
As if an iron magical beast slumbering in the depths had been awakened mercilessly.
Beneath the dim sky.
Countless members of the Mechanical Race gleamed with a cold, fierce light.
The originally arranged formation suddenly wavered.
Followed by chaos.
Their joints emitted sharp metal friction sounds.
Like being controlled by an invisible force, they crazily writhed out of control.
David stared at the scene before him.
His expression serious.
“The mechanical bodies… they are losing their minds.”
Reina furrowed her brows.
A red alert flickered on the holographic screen beside her.
“No.
It’s more than just losing control.
This is a collective rampage!
They are transforming towards another mode of existence—the Observer Executors!”
Upon hearing these words.
Countless eyes instantly focused on the newly born entity, gradually deforming and constantly merging.
Executors.
Were legendary entities dispatched by the Observer Civilization to execute extreme monitoring and reform tasks at each time-space node.
They bined mechanical shells with spiritual parasitic technology.
Coldblooded, ruthless, and extremely efficient information assassins.
In the center of the battlefield.
A massive member of the Mechanical Race began to slowly transform.
Its shell cracked open.
Revealing the interior, teeming with bizarre parasitic tendrils like Abyssal Fungus.
The tendrils writhed like living things.
Continuously devouring and restructuring the machine’s framework.
Along with harsh breaking sounds.
Its originally well-defined ribs rapidly mutated into flexible, multi-sectioned parasitic tendrils with absorption and secretion functions.
Like living serpents coiling.
Mi Wei stood not far away.
Her eyes shone with intense clarity.
Yet they revealed a hint of plex and inscrutable emotion.
“I utilized Abyssal Fungus to reconstruct the proxies.
This is not just transformation.
It is also a new attempt to bat viral infection.”
She lightly parted her delicate lips.
“But the cost is… my body has also begun to show signs of mutation.”
She gently caressed the side of her rib cage.
There, a soft yet resilient new structure similar to tendrils had faintly risen.
In the dim light, it cast a mysterious blue-purple glow.
Mi Wei slightly clenched her teeth.
But there was no resentment.
Only resolve and determination remained.
Meanwhile,
a more terrifying scene gradually unfolded: every frenzied posite proxy’s attack carried a deadly side effect—its attack not only caused physical destruction.
It was acpanied by an effect of concept deletion.
Once struck.
No matter how strong or unique the target.
It would be pletely erased from history.
All traces of their existence would vanish without a trace.
As if evaporating from the memory of the cosmos.
“This means…”
David’s expression was grave.
“The enemy has evolved higher-tier weaponry in terms of rules.
They want not only to destroy our flesh.
But also to pletely obliterate our history and future.”
“Terrifying to the extreme.”
Reina whispered.
She calmly laid out countermeasures.
The holographic interface flickered rapidly.
Attempting to find a way to avoid the deletion effect.
“But we cannot retreat.
Because the source of this attack actually es from residual instructions inside the infected mechanical body in Chapter 6!”
This realization was like a bolt from the blue.
Everyone’s hearts surged with stormy waves: the enemy thought to be destroyed had actually hidden as a virus.
Once again leveraging the machine’s vessel to erupt in revenge.
This is not just a technical challenge.
It also unveiled the enemy’s conspiracy, step by step cruelly advancing.
Mi Wei’s face was steadfast.
She walked slowly toward a proxy’s wreckage that had just fallen but still emitted electronic ripples.
On the broken metal surface, she found a hidden serial number—”Seventh Ring Experiment Subject.”
Her fingertips gently traced the grooves of the number.
plex and profound emotions surfaced on her face: “This is… the Observer’s latest experimental sequence?”
This reveal uncovers deeper mysteries: these frenzied episodes were not mere accidents.
But an intentionally ignited important phase within some grand framework.
Among numerous forces surging beneath.
They were gradually approaching the edge of an unspeakable and chilling truth…
War reignited.
The earth shook violently.
Fragments and dust mingled and surged upward.
In this battlefield filled with the aura of death and continuously distorted rules.
Each step tightened everyone’s nerves.
They needed to confront unprecedented evil spirits with wisdom beyond reason and infinite courage.
Any hesitation or mistake.
Could cause them to disappear forever from the river of time.
David clenched his fist tightly: “We must unite as one.
Use all our power to stop these monsters!
No matter what the cost.
We must not let them overturn our history!”
Reina nodded in response.
The double rings of ice-blue light in her pupils became even more dazzling.
Like a resolute vow engraved in her heart: “This is our war of destiny.
We will not easily bow.”
Mi Wei knelt on the ground.
Pressed her hands on the edge of the ruins where Abyssal Fungus spread.
A dark blue smoke slowly rose from her fingertips.
She softly chanted an ancient spell.
Injecting part of her life force into the fungal network.
Hoping to reverse the situation.
To buy precious time for allies…
The night wind roared in.
The proxies that had awakened and fused with parasitic forces, being demon-like entities, launched a new round of fierce assaults.
They were cold and ruthless.
Without a past.
Without a future.
Only the most primitive and terrifying will for slaughter lingered as they executed orders.
They shuttled between ruins and flames.
Every strike took away vibrant lives and traces of memory…
Time seemed to both stand still and spin rapidly.
Countless shattered fragments of information piled up.
And swiftly surged toward the deepest core that had not yet awakened.
The air on the battlefield suddenly coagulated, a terrifying aura permeated.
As if being tightly grasped by an invisible giant hand.
Breath carried an icy, bone-chilling sense of suffocation.
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