Samsara Paradise: Dream Weaver of Connections.

"I'd like to see whether you run out of strength first, or I'm scared of being killed by you first."

After Bone Sheep finished speaking, the dock fell into a brief silence.

Both Mond and Shangyue showed strange expressions.

Mond couldn't help but mutter under his breath, "Is this guy some kind of complete idiot?"

Although he spoke in a low voice, everyone present was sharp-eared and could hear him clearly.

The eerie blue flames on the skeletal face of the Bone Sheep flickered, seemingly not understanding the meaning of those words.

Mond scratched his short white hair, looked at Lin Yi, and said innocently, "Doctor, I really didn't mean to insult him. I just don't understand how he dares to be so arrogant?"

Having roamed the void for so many years, what kind of enemy haven't they seen?

Let alone undead creatures, they can handle even world-destroying species; it's just a matter of whether they're willing to pay the price.

However, those world-destroying things are like maggots in a latrine; they're endless and disgusting, and fighting them can easily leave you covered in filth.

Mond paused, then glanced at the bone sheep, his tone full of disdain.

"A half-baked idiot, tormented by a curse like this, who doesn't even know who he is, still dares to shout like that. He's really not afraid of death."

Upon hearing this, Shangyue, unusually, did not refute Mond.

She merely glanced coldly at the Bone Sheep, her silver eyes filled with indifference, as if she were looking at an arrogant ant.

The expression on Bone Sheep's face froze.

He has lived for so many years and is used to running rampant on this sea. He is the one who mocks others, but no one dares to mock him.

Today, I was actually called an idiot to my face by two strangers?
The eerie blue flames in his eyes flickered more violently, clearly indicating that he was enraged.

"you--"

Before he could finish speaking, Su Xiao moved.

But instead of rushing towards the bone sheep, he took out a cigarette from his pocket, lit it, and took a deep drag.

The smoke drifted in the sea breeze, and his gaze passed over the bone sheep, landing on Mond standing beside him.

"Can you fight?"

Mond paused for a moment, then grinned.

"Fighting? That's my specialty."

Su Xiao took out a pen from his pocket. The pen was dark silver all over and looked quite exquisite.

Mond looked at the pen and scratched his head.

What is this?

“A special engraving pen for alchemical arrays.” Su Xiao’s voice was calm. “I’m too lazy to look for a heart. Since he won’t die anyway, I’ll just seal and banish him.”

He paused, his gaze sweeping over the bone mountain in the center of Bone Island.

"Put him at the bottom of the Black Abyss. It's full of monsters there, which will show him what a true undead creature is like."

Mond paused for a moment, then his eyes lit up.

"Exile? That's great! Much more interesting than killing each other!"

Lin Yi's lips twitched slightly when he saw this.

He understood Su Xiao's plan.

The Bone Sheep's immortality comes from a heart hidden somewhere. Even if the Bone Sheep is cut into pieces here, it won't be long before it revives.

But exile is different.

Exile is throwing him into another space, a place he can never return to.

The bottom of the Black Abyss is one of the most dangerous areas in the void, inhabited by countless beings that even the demons and winged races dare not provoke.

The Bone Sheep went there, and let alone being resurrected, it's questionable whether it will even live to see tomorrow's sun.

And most importantly, the connection between the heart and the bone sheep is limited by distance.

Once the bone sheep is banished to another dimension, the heart's resurrection effect on him will completely fail.

Without a heart, the Bone Sheep is just an ordinary cursed creature, easily crushed by any monster from the depths of the Black Abyss.

Lin Yi looked at Mond and nodded to him.

"Go up and hold him off."

Mond's eyes shone even brighter.

"okay!"

He moved his wrists and ankles, and the bones cracked and popped.

Demonic flames began to burn on his body, gradually changing from dark red to bright orange, distorting the surrounding sea breeze.

Mondl took a deep breath and charged towards the bone sheep like a cannonball!
boom!
A loud bang.

Mond's body slammed into the bone sheep, and the two of them flew backward, rolling several times on the ground.

Smoke and dust filled the air, and gravel flew everywhere.

When the smoke cleared, the two were already wrestling.

The scimitar of the skeletal sheep slashed at Mondstadt's shoulder, the blade cutting deep into the muscle, almost touching the bone.

But Mond didn't even flinch; he gripped the bone sheep's head tightly with both hands, his eyes gleaming with excitement.

"Cool!"

He roared, exerted force with both hands, and lifted the bone sheep up completely, then—

boom!
It slammed hard onto the ground.

The ground was smashed into a large crater, and cracks spread outwards.

The bone sheep was completely stunned by the impact.

He struggled to get up, but Mond gave him no chance to catch his breath.

Mond straddled him, his right fist clenched, and he punched him in the face again and again.

Bang bang bang!

Each punch was imbued with demonic flames, each punch sent sparks flying from the bone sheep's skull.

"Let's see how arrogant you are!"

"Serves you right for saying you can't be killed!"

"I'll teach you to be an idiot!"

Every curse word is followed by a punch.

The bone sheep was dazed from being hit so hard, and finally seized an opportunity to kick Mond in the stomach, sending him flying.

Mond did a somersault in the air and landed steadily.

He looked down at the wound on his abdomen, where there was a deep cut and dark red blood was gushing out.

But he just grinned, reached down and wiped some blood from his wound, then licked it off.

That's awesome! Let's have another one!

He took a deep breath and pounced on it again.

The bone sheep got up and looked at the guy who was covered in blood but fought more and more fiercely. For the first time, it felt that it was a tough situation.

At the dock, Su Xiao had already started working.

He squatted on the ground, and the specially made alchemy pen seemed to come alive in his hands, drawing intricate patterns on the wooden floor.

The lines continued to extend and intertwine, forming intricate magic array patterns.

Am stood to the side, carrying various materials according to Su Xiao's instructions.

Lin Yi, on the other hand, was even more relaxed.

He took a deck chair out of his storage space, found a flat spot on the edge of the dock, and then lay down comfortably.

Next to the recliner was a small round table with a teapot and teacups on it, steam rising gently.

He picked up his teacup, took a sip, and his gaze fell on the two people fighting fiercely in the distance.

His posture was exactly like someone watching a spectacular gladiatorial performance.

Shangyue stood behind him, her black wings slightly folded, her hands clasped in front of her.

"What a reckless fool."

Her voice was cold and clear, carrying an undisguised disdain.

Despite her disdain, she didn't move; she simply stood there quietly.

The battle continues.

Mondl became increasingly frenzied as he fought, sustaining more and more wounds, but his attacks also grew more and more intense.

At first, the bone sheep was able to fight him to a standstill, and even seemed to have the upper hand.

After all, he was a pirate captain who had lived for countless years, with rich combat experience and ruthless and sharp swordsmanship.

Most of the wounds on Mondl's body were inflicted by him.

But as the fight progressed, the Bone Sheep gradually realized something was wrong.

How come this guy gets stronger the more he fights?

No, it's not that they get stronger the more they fight, it's that they become less afraid of death the more they fight.

A knife was plunged into his abdomen, but he didn't even flinch. Instead, he grabbed his head and slammed it hard against the ground.

He broke two of his ribs with one punch, grinned, and then punched himself in the face with the other.

The cracking sounds of bones breaking echoed repeatedly, but his offensive continued relentlessly.

Bone Sheep slashed at Mond's arm with his blade, the blade getting stuck in the bone. Before he could pull it out, Mond's other hand had already grabbed his head.

boom!
Another heavy slam to the ground.

The bone sheep was so badly injured that it saw stars, and even the dark blue flames dimmed a bit.

He struggled to get up, but Mond pounced on him again.

The two rolled and writhed on the dock floor, tearing at each other with their fists landing hard.

The bone sheep finally couldn't hold back any longer.

"No, buddy?" His voice betrayed his barely concealed confusion. "Aren't you afraid of dying?"

Mond was taken aback when he heard the question.

Then he grinned, a smile full of smugness.

"Afraid of death? I've been beaten since I was a kid. If I were afraid of death, I would have died long ago."

He flipped over and straddled the bone sheep, then threw another punch.

"Do you know that I was beaten by that old guy from the Feathered Clan for four hours straight, by his hair and horns?"

boom!
One punch.

"Do you know that he threw me from one end to the other and back again hundreds of times?"

boom!
Another punch.

"Do you know that after he beat me up, I broke thirty-seven bones in my body and was bedridden for three months before I could get out of bed?"

boom!
The third punch.

"Do you know that later my father beat me so badly that he fractured his own arm?"

boom!
The fourth punch.

With each word Mond spoke, he threw a punch, each punch sending sparks flying from the bone sheep's skull.

The bone sheep was completely stunned by the impact.

Having lived for so many years, he has seen all sorts of opponents: some who are afraid of death, some who are not, some who become more cowardly as the fight goes on, and some who become more insane as the fight goes on.

But I've never seen anything like this before—the worse the beating, the fiercer the beating.

Is this guy out of his mind?
On the dock, Lin Yi watched this scene and couldn't help but sigh.

"Mond is really tough."

He picked up his teacup, took a sip, and his gaze fell on the figure in the distance, covered in blood but growing stronger with each battle.

“I originally thought his dad was just bragging about beating him so badly that he broke his bones, but now it seems like it’s true.”

Lin Yi's tone carried a hint of emotion.

"After all, this is the first time I've ever seen someone who can take so much damage."

Time ticked by. The battle lasted for two hours.

The area around the dock has been completely changed.

The ground was riddled with countless craters, wooden planks were shattered, rubble was scattered everywhere, and there was blood and torn clothing everywhere.

The marks from their struggle stretched from one end of the dock to the other, then back again, repeating themselves more than a dozen times.

Bone Sheep's aura was also noticeably weaker, but when he looked at Mondstadt opposite him, the expression on his face was no longer anger or fear, but rather a complete doubt about life.

Mond was covered in blood, with countless wounds on his body.

There were knife wounds, fist wounds, smash wounds, fall wounds, and some other strange injuries that I don't know where they came from.

But he stood there, his back ramrod straight, his eyes gleaming with excitement, as if it were someone else who had just been playing for two hours.

The bone sheep opened its mouth, its voice so hoarse it was almost inaudible.

"Dude... who's immortal between us? Why are you even crazier than me when we fight?"

Mond grinned when he heard this.

"You are immortal, and I am an unkillable cockroach."

He raised his hand and wiped the blood from his face, which was covered in blood and looked grotesque.

"I've been beaten since I was a kid, I'm used to it. Your knives and swords are just tickling me."

The bone sheep fell silent.

Looking at the guy in front of him, covered in blood yet still full of energy, he suddenly felt that the two hours he had been fighting were a joke.

He claimed to be invincible, but he got beaten up by a stranger for two hours, leaving him questioning his existence.

Where is the other party?
The opponent didn't take it seriously at all, and even got more and more excited as the fight went on.

Who the hell is the monster here?

Just as the skeletal sheep was stunned, Mondstadt suddenly moved.

Instead of rushing over to continue beating him, he sidestepped and gave up his position.

Bone Sheep subconsciously followed his gaze.

Su Xiao had already stood up on the dock.

The enormous alchemical array beneath his feet was slowly turning, and beams of dark blue light rose from the array, weaving intricate patterns in the air.

The magic array was over five meters in diameter, with intricate patterns layered upon each other, each pattern shimmering with an eerie light.

At the center of the magic circle was a pitch-black vortex.

The vortex kept spinning, getting bigger and deeper, as if leading to another world.

Su Xiao raised her head and looked at Mond.

"Throw it in."

Mond grinned and strode toward the bone sheep.

The sheep instinctively backed away.

He wanted to run away.

He really wanted to run away.

For the first time in all his years, he felt fear.

It's not the fear of death, but the fear of the unknown.

He didn't know where the magic circle led, but he knew that once he went in, he might never come back.

He turned and rushed toward the center of the island.

But Mond was faster than him.

Demonic flames erupted beneath his feet, and he moved with lightning speed, instantly catching up with the Bone Sheep.

A large hand grabbed the bone sheep by the back of the neck and lifted him up.

Why are you running?

Mond's voice carried a hint of laughter.

"Weren't you so arrogant just now? Saying you were unkillable and letting us try. Why are you running away now?"

The bone sheep struggled frantically, but its strength had been almost completely exhausted.

Although the wounds were still healing, the healing rate was too slow to allow him to break free from Mond's grip.

Mondl grabbed him and strode over to the magic circle.

"Bai Ye, catch!"

With a flick of his wrist, he threw the bone sheep into the dark vortex in the center of the magic circle.

The bone sheep's body traced an arc through the air before falling into the vortex.

The vortex instantly swallowed him up, leaving not a trace.

Su Xiao raised her hand, spread her fingers, and gently pressed them against the center of the magic circle.

hum-

A deep humming sound came from the depths of the magic circle.

The soul crystals embedded at the edge instantly burst forth with dazzling light, frantically injecting energy into the magic circle.

The black vortex in the center of the magic circle began to spin faster and faster, emitting a sharp whistling sound.

The sound grew louder and more piercing, as if it were about to tear the entire world apart.

Then--

puff.

A very faint muffled thud.

The vortex suddenly contracted, turning into a black dot the size of a fist, and then disappeared completely.

The light on the magic circle gradually dimmed, and the patterns lost their luster, leaving only the exhausted soul crystals, which turned into grayish-white powder and were scattered by the sea breeze.

Su Xiao withdrew his hand and looked at the empty center of the magic circle.

"They've been seen off."

Lin Yi stood up from the recliner, stretched, and walked to the magic circle.

He looked at the empty seat, then at Su Xiao.

"The bottom of the Black Abyss?"

Su Xiao nodded.

"There are plenty of monsters over there, enough for him to play with."

Lin Yi's lips twitched slightly.

The bottom of the Black Abyss.

That was one of the most dangerous places in the void, where the monsters were at least at the seventh rank, and there were even eighth, ninth, or stronger beings.

Bone Sheep's half-baked immortality was no match for them over there.

Lin Yi looked up at the sky and suddenly wondered what expression the Bone Sheep had.

The bottom of the Black Abyss.

The bone sheep fell to the ground and rolled several times before regaining its balance.

He got up and looked around.

It was pitch black all around, and I couldn't see anything.

But the faint hissing sounds and the occasional flashes of light told him that this was not the Viking Sea.

This is where?

He took a deep breath, trying to sense his surroundings.

Then his expression changed.

No, if he showed any displeasure.

The curse power lingering within him is now being suppressed by some invisible force.

He is now just an ordinary cursed creature, without any special abilities.

No, it's even worse than a regular cursed creature.

Because something in this darkness has already noticed him.

Something was moving less than fifty meters away from him.

The thing wasn't very big, only a little over two meters tall, but its way of moving was extremely strange.

It wasn't walking, but wriggling on the ground, like a lump of meat without a fixed shape.

But it was extremely fast, covering a distance of tens of meters in just a few seconds and appearing within the bone sheep's perception range.

The bone sheep finally saw what the thing looked like.

It was a grayish-white lump of flesh, covered with pustules of all sizes. The pustules kept bursting and healing, oozing a thick, yellow liquid.

There was a huge slit in the center of the meat, and the edges of the slit were covered with jagged, sharp teeth that were still wriggling, as if they were chewing something.

Above the crack were a dozen eyes of varying sizes, scattered haphazardly. Some stared this way, some looked that way, and some darted around in their sockets.

What the hell is this thing?

The thought flashed through the bone sheep's mind.

The next second, the thing pounced.

The speed was unbelievable.

The sheep instinctively swung its knife to block.

The curved blade slashed at the lump of flesh, cutting into it, but it was like cutting into mud; it didn't cause any damage at all.

The lump of flesh enveloped his arm, and the pustules burst, yellow fluid flowing down his arm.

hiss--

A sharp pain came.

The bone sheep looked down and saw that the yellow liquid was corroding his skin.

The liquids were dissolving his flesh and blood, and at an extremely fast rate. In just a few seconds, a deep wound that exposed bone was corroded into his arm.

The bone sheep screamed and struggled, finally managing to pull its arm out of the lump of flesh.

But before he could catch his breath, the lump of flesh pounced on him again.

This time it was even faster, the rift opened, revealing rings of sharp teeth that curled inwards.

The rift grew larger and larger, large enough to swallow the entire bone sheep whole.

The bone sheep turned and ran.

But after running a few steps, he felt a blur before his eyes.

Then he saw his body still running forward.

wrong.

He looked down and realized he could no longer see his lower body.

A smooth cut ran across his waist, completely separating his upper and lower body.

Blood gushed from the cut, splashing onto the ground and the lump of flesh.

The mass of flesh let out a satisfied hiss, opened its mouth, and began to devour his lower body.

The sheep's head fell to the ground, rolled several times, and finally came to rest next to a rock.

His consciousness had not yet faded.

He stared wide-eyed as the lump of flesh slowly swallowed his lower body, the crunching sound particularly jarring in the darkness.

He tried to struggle and resist, but his body was completely out of his control.

The power of those curses was suppressed so tightly that it couldn't be activated at all.

His consciousness began to fade.

In the last instant before his consciousness completely dissipated, a thought flashed through the Bone Sheep's mind: Is this how I die?

The legendary pirate who was famous throughout the Viking Seas, one of the three legendary pirate captains, the indestructible bone sheep Van'ossi.

Upon reaching the bottom of the Black Abyss, they couldn't even defeat a single small monster. (End of Chapter)