American Horror Story, Starting from Falls Town

Chapter 304 Star Color

Wait a minute! I think I've heard of this before!

Roy's thoughts instantly drifted back to his past life.

Back in Roy's time, there was a very popular mythology on the internet: the Cthulhu Mythos.

This mythology series was created by a 19th-century fantasy novelist, H.P. Lovecliffe. Some people may not know this, but Lovecliffe's creations have been incorporated into many works of art.

Many people may have seen Cthulhu-themed films and television shows without their knowledge.

Roy remembered that The Color of the Stars was also one of Lovecraft's novels, but he had never read the original novel; he only knew the name.

"We wander through the universe and have stumbled upon this backward planet. If you become one with us, you too can experience the mysteries of the universe! Come on over!"

This thing keeps referring to itself as "we," so it seems to be LGBT, no, it's a creature with a collective mindset.

"Shut up! You enter someone else's house and don't you even know to say hello? Die!"

No matter how much Starry Night tries to embellish itself, it is an alien species from outer space that has already seriously impacted Earth's ecological environment.

Roy's eyes began to gather chaotic energy, and two gray beams shot towards the beautiful, glowing woman, instantly turning her into a colorful liquid.

The chaotic ray continued its trajectory without slowing down, instantly piercing through the enormous luminous object.

In an instant, the ground shook violently, and the entire oil field began to tremble.
Then, the luminous object sprayed a large amount of colorful foam at Roy, accompanied by a blinding white light.

The entire cave seemed to be covered by this white light, and Roy's eyes could not see anything for a moment. He felt as if he was standing in a colorful world, and everything he looked at was rainbow-colored.

Have I been dragged into the mental world again?
Roy frowned, preparing to transform into an angel and leave this world, when suddenly a distorted and deformed human figure appeared in front of him, looking very much like Jennifer.

Roy was extremely annoyed that someone he knew was influencing him again.

Why are you unwilling to integrate with us?

"Why should I merge with you when I'm perfectly fine on my own?"

As he spoke, Roy had already transformed into his angel form, staring at the fake Jennifer without any emotion.

At that moment, another distorted figure appeared; this time it seemed to be Nidi.

"If we become one with us, we can share each other's memories and knowledge. Wouldn't that be better?"

Roy crossed his arms.

"No! I think people should have privacy!"

A third distorted figure appeared; this time it was Heather.

"But everyone else accepted us; they voluntarily integrated themselves into our group."

Just mentioning Roy makes me angry.

"Did they do this voluntarily? They were completely deceived by you! Don't think I don't know!"

Penny appears as the fourth twisted figure.

"At least in that moment, they were content, and that's enough!"

"So you satisfy them with false illusions and then 'devour' them? That's a shameful deception here!"

The fifth distorted figure to appear is Elizabeth.

"What is illusion? What is reality? Is it better to live in a miserable material world or a fulfilling spiritual world?"

That makes some sense... Wait a minute! Why am I even thinking about this?
Fuck! You want to play philosophy with me?

Roy realized that he had been led astray by Starlight without even realizing it.

It's very likely that Starlight knew he couldn't beat Roy, so he tried to use philosophy to confuse him.

The biggest taboo in philosophy is overthinking. Once you overthink, you start getting stuck on trivial details and then it never ends.

Anyway, no matter how much you debate philosophy, you can never really explain it clearly, so you might as well just empty your mind and stop thinking about it.

"Get away from me! Don't bother me anymore!"

Roy conjured a holy light sword in his hand and easily killed the figure conjured by the Starry Night.

However, new figures continue to emerge in Roy's spiritual world, spouting seemingly plausible but ultimately flawed philosophical ideas.

Those sounds were like demonic chants, constantly entering Roy's mind, causing him endless annoyance.

"Ugh, this is so annoying! Sword of Heaven!"

Roy imitated the ultimate move of the Archangel Michael, splitting this spiritual world in two.

The next second, Roy returned to reality and saw Starlight using rainbow-colored energy tentacles to pull him into its body.

Hmm, why does this energy tentacle look so familiar?

Roy suddenly remembered the Dark Touch, and it seemed that the tentacles of Star Color had many similarities with his Dark Touch.

The Dark Trigger is activated!

Six pitch-black tentacles instantly appeared behind Roy, piercing into Starlight's body like syringes.

"How could you have this! No—"

The touch of darkness was like a stab to a major artery, drawing out a large amount of energy and making Roy feel instantly bloated.

Even when dealing with the Kraken, Roy didn't feel this way, which shows how high the quality of the Starry Sky's energy is.

However, if Roy continues to extract the energy from the Starry Sky, he might burst his own body.

Is there anything that can temporarily contain this energy?

Roy suddenly remembered the Death Eye he wore around his neck. Since this thing could absorb Samael's power, could it also absorb the power of the Star Color?

So Roy grasped the Eye of Death and channeled the excess energy in his body into it.

The Eye of Death truly accepts all comers, like a child who can never get enough to eat, consuming all the Starry Sky energy that is inputted into it.

Now it was Star's turn to be unable to take it anymore. It originally wanted to burst Roy, but Roy actually withstood it.

The current situation is that Starry Rainbow can neither defeat them nor afford to waste time, so there is only one path left for them.

run!
Roy suddenly noticed that the surface of the giant luminous object in front of him was covered with cracks, like a broken eggshell.

Then, a multicolored energy column shot out from the top of the giant luminous object, piercing through the seabed crust and rushing into the sky.

Roy immediately realized that the Starry Night was about to run away. If he let them get away like this, wouldn't all his hard work have been for nothing?

We have to take this guy down!

The problem is that the Starry Sky is clearly a pure energy being, and Roy's only abilities to deal with it are Dark Touch and the Chaos Beam in Nephilim form, which are not enough to defeat it in a short time.

unless……

Roy gripped the Eye of Death tightly and muttered to himself.

"Death, Death, please let me kill that thing after all the energy I've fed you! I'll put all the excess energy I've absorbed into this gem!" As if hearing Roy's words, the Eye of Death emitted a faint light, and then Roy once again entered that gray vision.

At this point, the Starry Sky had already penetrated the seabed crust, causing seawater to flood into the oil field.

Roy doesn't have much time left!

The question is whether energy-based organisms have a fatal flaw?
The answer is yes.

The ability of the Death Eye to find a fatal weakness is actually a concept; as long as one remains in this dimension, one can be killed.

So when Roy looked at the rising Star of Colors, he saw a constantly shifting fatal flaw.

Hitting this weak point isn't actually difficult; the difficulty lies in the Starry Sky's incredible speed. If Roy doesn't eliminate them before they leave the ocean, he won't be able to catch up.

Chaotic energy gathered in his eyes once more, this time with the greatest power of Roy's chaotic beam.

Two thick gray beams of light almost joined together, shooting towards the rising Starry Sky.

The speed of the Starry Night was indeed very fast, but it still hadn't reached the speed of light. Otherwise, Roy wouldn't have needed to think so much and could have just watched it leave.

However, Starry Sky seemed to sense the threat and began to move serpentinely, which made it more difficult for Roy to hit his vital point.

It doesn't matter, it's just a little inconvenient at most.

Roy instantly entered bullet time, gradually correcting the landing point of the chaotic beam in a slow-motion world.

Then, Starlight discovered that no matter how she moved, she could not escape the pursuit of the chaotic beam.

Ultimately, the chaotic beam pierced the fatal flaw, causing the Starlight to die conceptually.

[Ding! You have obtained the Starry Night Destiny Chest! Open it?]

A colorful energy column exploded instantly, like a huge firework display on the seabed, illuminating the dark ocean floor.

Roy immediately emerged from the oil field to absorb the unclaimed energy. The Dark Touch behind him was almost at its limit, which would obviously waste a lot of energy.

But it doesn't matter, Roy has plenty of energy right now, and he can squander it to his heart's content.

After the main body of the Star of Colors died, the colorful, fluffy substances and the mysterious, glowing matter began to die rapidly. Roy had to collect them as much as possible before all the energy dissipated.

The next morning, a naked man appeared on the sea; it was Roy, who had been busy in the sea all night.

That night, Roy kept surfacing and diving back down to absorb energy, leaving him exhausted.

Now Roy just wants to float on the sea, sunbathe, and get some rest.

However, this precious rest time was soon interrupted. Some seabirds, unable to bear seeing their kind doing well, would try to peck at them.

This made Roy lose his temper. He grabbed the seabird by the neck, sent it to the roasting ground with hellfire, and then ate it as a snack.

After a busy night, Roy was starving, and eating a whole seabird was just enough to fill his stomach.

Roy then transformed into Nephilim and took to the air to search for Jack's tanker.

Almost everyone on the cruise ship hadn't slept all night, and they all sat in the restaurant with dark circles under their eyes, looking like pandas.

"Do you think Mr. Blake will ever come back?"

Nearly 12 hours have passed since Roy left last night, and the people on the tanker have begun to have doubts.

The fact that the ocean was sparkling with various lights last night, even more lively than the closing ceremony of the Olympics, has raised doubts among many people.

It's obvious that a major battle took place underwater last night, and if Roy had won, he should have been back by now.

But as dawn broke, there was no longer any light on the seabed, and Roy still hadn't returned.

Many people on the ship already thought Roy might be dead.
Janice stood up abruptly and angrily rebuked the person who had just spoken.

"No way! Roy definitely won't die!"

These words immediately darkened Jack's expression. He tugged at Janice's clothes, trying to get his wife to sit down, but Janice stubbornly refused.

"Janes, sit down!"

Jack gave orders to his young wife in an unprecedentedly stern tone.

Because of their age difference, Jack had always been very gentle and loving towards Janice, but today Jack's attitude seemed to have changed.

Janice stared stubbornly at Jack, making him feel somewhat embarrassed. The restaurant staff immediately lowered their eyes and tried to leave the scene, but they were afraid that if they were the first to stand up, Jack would take his anger out on them.

After a while of this stalemate, a voice suddenly broke the awkward atmosphere in the restaurant.

"I said, is there anything to eat? My stomach is growling!"

Janice turned her head and saw Roy standing in the doorway.

"Roy!"

Janice rushed toward Roy in surprise, wanting to hug him.

Jack tried to grab Janice, but he couldn't.

Seeing Roy and Janice embracing, all the crew members present began to regret why they were in the restaurant instead of their own rooms.

Jack's expression shifted repeatedly, and in the end, he could only helplessly watch as his young, beautiful, and hot wife fell into another man's arms.

What else can you do? Of course, you choose to forgive her!

In the afternoon, Roy, having eaten and drunk his fill, was about to rest and recharge when Janice suddenly burst into his room.

"Janes, what are you doing here?"

Janice looked at Roy shyly.

“I’m sorry, Roy, I really want to control myself, but I find it hard to do. I feel like I’m turning into a volcano about to erupt, and if I don’t do something, I’ll explode!”

Roy pursed his lips. Why all the poetic talk? He just wants to duo queue with me, doesn't he?
"Does Jack know you're doing this?"

To everyone's surprise, Janice actually nodded.

“I had a serious talk with Jack, and he decided to forgive me this once, just this once. Roy, can you grant my wish?”

Janice was now looking at Roy like a fanatic, leaving Roy speechless.

But what left Roy speechless the most was Jack. Jack actually chose to forgive her. Is this America?
Even though America's upper echelons like to have their own affairs, that's only the case with political marriages. Janice is clearly subordinate to Jack, so she shouldn't have the conditions to have her own affairs.

After much thought, Roy concluded that it was his own intimidating presence that forced Jack to compromise.

However, Roy couldn't possibly refuse a beautiful woman who was offered to him; he'd just treat it as a romantic encounter.

After figuring it out, Roy casually lifted Jennifer's chin with his finger and looked at her.

"Janes, are you sure you're ready?"

"I am sure!"

Janice (Kelly Brooke)
(End of this chapter)