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Chapter 254 Slug
As they spoke, the ground began to tremble again.

however.

For some reason, all that could be heard was the movement, but nothing could be seen. The carpet of flesh and blood churned and turned, but nothing ever emerged.

The cult leader, watching this scene, suddenly murmured in a barely audible voice.

"He...seems hungry."

After speaking, he suddenly turned his head and looked at Xu Xin, who was still kneeling beside him.

"—I said, do you love me?"

Xu Xin's terrified expression froze instantly, then her beautiful face suddenly lit up with wild joy, and she cried out as if she had gone mad.

"I love you, I have always loved you. From the moment I first saw you, I fell for you. Truly, I love you more than I love myself, and I am willing to give everything for you!"

"Is that so?" The cult leader nodded. "In that case, would you be willing to give your life for me?"

"I'm willing, not just my life, I'm willing to give up anything!"

—A resolute voice.

"OK then."

Contrary to his previous behavior, the cult leader gently pulled Xu Xin up, then drew her close, their faces drawing ever closer, on the verge of a kiss—

Suddenly, he pulled up that soft body and threw it mercilessly off the altar.

In the instant she was thrown away, Xu Xin had a happy expression on her face—but it quickly turned into disbelief. She reached out as if trying to grab something, but all she got in return was a cold and disdainful look.

"A filthy prostitute."

And that was the last thing she heard.

"No, I'm not a prostitute, I'm sincere."

Before he could finish speaking, his voice trailed off.

The ground rippled, and between the flesh and slime, the soil and rocks suddenly split open, creating a narrow opening that swallowed the once beautiful body whole.

Then, accompanied by a chewing sound.

...Xu Xin was thus turned into a pile of minced meat.

At the same time, the entire sky suddenly darkened.

In a daze, a shower of flowers fell from the sky, and the sound of heavenly music could be heard. Above the clouds, thousands of magnificent pavilions appeared, and immortals and fairies danced. At first glance, the scene seemed like a heaven beyond the heavens in legend.

just.

Zhou You, who was in the celestial palace, simply rolled his eyes in disdain.

Reach out and catch a falling petal.

Or rather, a petal-like creature.

The thing was only the shape of a petal, but it was actually a living creature—a tiny, soft body wriggling in the palm of the hand, its thin, cicada-wing-like body covered with sharp, fine teeth. It kept gnawing at the surrounding skin, trying to burrow into the blood vessels—but with the blessing of Zhou You's magic, it couldn't break through the defenses at all.

With a swirling wave of malevolent energy, it turned them into dust.

Meanwhile, the cult leader, still appearing frantic, raised both arms and shouted at near-maximum force.

"A deity! A deity has indeed descended to earth! He didn't lie to me after all. Xia Mo is about to be resurrected, and I will finally ascend to the immortal realm—"

But, the moment those words were spoken...

The melodious celestial music abruptly stopped.

Just like a movie rewinding, the sound was suddenly cut off, and then all the scenery began to reverse. The celestial palace, pavilions, and even the immortals and fairies were all distorted, stretched, and then forcibly pulled back into the void.

Only the cult leader remained in that pose, mouth agape, as if frozen into a surrealist absurdist painting.

Only then did Zhou You, sword in hand, slowly and deliberately step forward.

Then, he sighed softly.

"Just as I expected, with such paltry offerings, who can you possibly attract? No deity or Buddha in office, not even the lowest-ranking local earth god, would bother to come for something like this, let alone open your so-called celestial gate." "--Everything you've done so far has been nothing but a useless deception."

The cult leader stood there for several seconds before he suddenly realized what was happening. He completely ignored Zhou You's words and instead bent down, rummaged around in the altar, and then pulled out a naked female body.

"No, that's not right. Look, Xia Mo has come back to life. She was already back to life before. She even spoke to me, telling me to get rid of that bitch. I didn't fail. Yes, I didn't fail."

Zhou You simply whispered in response.

"Hey you, are you sure that thing is your girlfriend?"

It was just a very simple sentence, but it seemed to touch the cult leader's G-spot. He tilted his head back and retorted in a roaring voice.

"What the hell are you talking about? Xia Mo is right in front of me!"

Zhou You ignored him, simply shaking his head before using the Jing Shen Food Potion to strengthen one of his eyes.

If you close your right eye and open your left, she is indeed a beauty, with skin as smooth as jade and a charming smile. No wonder the cult leader has been thinking about her for so many years.

Open your right eye and close your left eye.

But where are the beauties?
It was just a skeleton covered in slimy, soft creatures.

At this moment, the skeletal monster was gazing intently at the cult leader, its mouth slightly open, uttering a sharp sentence that sounded like fingernails scraping a blackboard.

"Husband, you..."

It wasn't a confession, just an appetite.

"It smells so good."

".What?"

Before the cult leader could understand what it meant, the sharp teeth had already bitten down.

Blood suddenly appeared.

Hearing the heart-wrenching screams, Zhou You didn't pay much attention.

After the ritual failed, the cult leader's magical power was completely drained, and he was no longer a threat. So now Zhou You only had one opponent to deal with.

He tapped the ground and then said.

"—I'm saying, you've been hiding underground for half a day, it's time to show yourself. Or do you think I won't find you and you can just run away like that?"

There was no reply; the ground remained perfectly still, as if what had just happened was merely an unusual hallucination.

Zhou You exhaled lightly, extracted a wisp of malevolent energy from Duan Xiejian, kneaded it into a ball, and then flicked it towards the ground.

A few seconds later.

A furious roar suddenly rang out!
The ground trembled—

Then, suddenly, a colossal creature burst forth from beneath the altar!

The creature was seven or eight zhang tall, its body slimy and covered in black spots, with two huge tentacles swaying from side to side.

With its mouth open, countless sharp, ring-shaped teeth circled around it, and a furious roar filled with a foul stench poured out from within.

"—"

Zhou You wasn't afraid at all. He looked at the creature, which was as tall as a building, and let out a sneer.

"I thought it was something special, but it's just a snail that has become a spirit."

The longsword was raised, unleashing a wave of murderous aura.

"All my efforts have been in vain. You think you can become an immortal and seek enlightenment?"

--next moment.

The sword light that shattered evil shone like the morning star!
　Well, just to clarify, some readers gave me a lot of advice the other day. It's true that the author had a hard time writing this, given the forced changes to reality. But I felt that some of the criticisms were a bit strange—for example, when did I write forty chapters of reality to pad the word count and scam money? It wasn't until yesterday, after a reader pointed it out, that I finally realized I had mislabeled the title.
　　It jumped directly from chapter 120 to over chapter 130.
　　From the time the "Heavenly Arrow" settlement was completed until the controversy the day before yesterday, even considering the 4000-word chapter, only about twenty-five or twenty-six chapters were actually written. So, the author really didn't pad forty chapters to cheat money; this time, I'm truly innocent—I apologized to everyone for this the past two days, and my legs are almost numb from kneeling.
　　However, this is one thing, and I've taken all the advice from everyone else to heart—from now on, I will resolutely avoid any sensitive topics in reality and only write about folk customs. Also, the next dungeon will no longer be just passively pushed forward. Since Zhou You already has such good skills, I'm going to start actively creating exciting moments.

　　P.S.: However, I'll delete any comments or posts about me writing over 40 chapters to scam money. I can tolerate other things, but being unfairly criticized is just too painful.
　　
　
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