All Heavens: Starting with the Predator, I'm No Longer Human

Time flies. While Chu Cige was with Little Nietini, a day and a night had passed in the outside world.

Da Nietini had lost all her strength. She lay panting on Chu Cige, her eyes no longer burning with desire, only filled with post-coital moisture and hatred.

She can't move a single finger now, all her strength has been exhausted, there is no food or water to replenish her, and even her skin no longer glows.

As Chu Cige withdrew from the depths of Nettini's consciousness, the image in her mind was still the words she spoke to little Nettini when she said goodbye: "Chu! We will meet again. Don't think you can escape so easily. I won't let go..."

Although he didn't hear what little Nettini said at the end, he didn't take it seriously—it was just a subconscious experiment, and she probably wouldn't even remember what she did when she woke up.

Moreover, Nettini was obtained through special means, and the hatred she harbors for me is as deep as the sea; it's impossible for her to change so easily because of a single experiment.

Before Chu Cige could even emerge from his illusion, a double pleasure, both mental and physical, surged forth like a raging tide.

He couldn't describe what it felt like; he only knew that his mind was filled with waves of pleasure, all his thoughts were overwhelmed in an instant, and all that remained in his mind was the exhilarating feeling of soaring to the clouds.

His chest heaved violently as he breathed in the air thick with the smell of sweat and hormones. Once he adjusted to the sensation, he realized that Nettini was still on top of him, her lips trembling slightly as she tried to say something.

Chu Cige thought to himself, "Alice, translate this for me."

Alice: "Yes, Master!"

Nettini felt weak all over. Although her body was full of energy, the shock to her mind was unbearable—this monster had actually invaded the depths of her soul, which she could not tolerate.

"Damn it, what did you do to my consciousness? I'm going to kill you!" she said through gritted teeth.

The moment she regained consciousness, she found herself riding a horse, experiencing a continuous sense of release throughout her body. Before she could even process what was happening, she felt a consciousness invading her mind, and the "neural connection source" at the back of her head had somehow connected with the monster.

Filled with grief and indignation, she tried to quickly organize her scattered consciousness to resist, but to her surprise, not only could she not concentrate her consciousness, but she couldn't even muster the thought of resistance—it was as if deep within her sea of ​​consciousness, another part of her own consciousness was opposing her, and the two sides were incompatible...

This unprecedented event terrified her, leaving her momentarily stunned and unwilling to believe it for a long time. She only snapped back to reality when the monster beneath her gradually awoke and the feeling of fullness returned.

Chu Cige groped him. He had lost all sense of the outside world the moment he connected with Nettini. If she had been rational at that time, she might have killed him.

Unfortunately, she not only couldn't do it, but instead followed her physical desires and personally gave him her most treasured possession.

It's too late to kill him now.

"It's a pity you can't do it now," Chu Cige whispered in her ear as he worked his hands together.

Looking at Nettini's hateful yet helpless face, a surge of conquering desire rose within him, and amidst her gasp, he moved without hesitation...

Meanwhile, on the other side, Naik and the others were extremely anxious. Ever since they lost track of Nettini, they had searched the vicinity for a long time without finding any important clues. They could only send one person back to inform the old clan chief to bring people to expand the search area.

Nike, on the other hand, searched his surroundings again and again like a headless fly. He had a constant sense of unease, as if he was about to lose the most important person in his life.

This unease drove him to madness. He searched tirelessly around him, even trying to establish a mental connection with any small animal he caught, hoping to find clues. But all of this came to nothing.

The surrounding trees were disconnected, causing his heart to sink into despair. It wasn't until the old clan chief arrived with his men that he saw a glimmer of hope. After quickly informing him of everything, he watched the old clan chief fall into deep thought without disturbing him.

The old patriarch walked to the tree trunk where Reina had last disappeared, reached out and touched the marks on it, recalling his wife's words before he left:

"Netini is a child blessed by the Tree of Souls. I believe that her disappearance this time is just a test from 'Eva'. If she can pass it, she will grow into a pioneer who can establish communication with 'Ramu' and lead us Na'vi to carry out 'Eva's' will... This is a test that countless blessed people must undergo..."

Looking back, the old patriarch didn't know if this was the so-called test. He only knew that his daughter had disappeared without a trace.

He didn't care whether this was a test designed by "Eva" or the work of some unknown creature; all he wanted was to find his daughter as soon as possible, nothing more.

This incident, in particular, brought back unpleasant memories for him.

That was a hunt he participated in with the former chieftain before he became the chieftain.

They went hunting that day full of confidence, and at first everything went smoothly. The prey died without suffering and was quickly killed. They also performed their usual ritual of praying for the prey and giving thanks for nature's bounty.

But right after they finished praying, something strange happened—one person was missing from the group, vanished without a trace or sound, as if that person had never existed.

They searched the surrounding area, but not only did they not find anyone, the group dwindled in number. It was only after the former chieftain realized something was wrong and rallied the remaining members that the disappearance was slowed. What happened afterward was something he didn't want to recall for a long time.

What kind of monsters were they? They were shorter than the Na'vi, wore an unknown but exceptionally hard shell, and had a long, fleshy growth on their shoulder that emitted a blue light that could instantly dissolve flesh.

Their weapons were also exceptionally sharp, and the Na'vi's bone weapons were no match for them. In just a short while, they suffered heavy losses.

If they hadn't been familiar with the jungle, and if the traps they had set during their previous hunt hadn't allowed them to kill a monster, they would all have been dead.

Although one of the monsters was lost, the one that remained was even more ferocious. If it weren't for the former chieftain protecting him with his life, allowing him to escape, he would have been dead long ago.

After that, he led his people from the tribe to provide support, but apart from a mess of trees and signs of battle, nothing else was left—not even the corpses of his tribesmen.

This incident remained etched in his heart, one he could never forget. He never expected to encounter such a strange thing again. He didn't know if it was the same creature responsible, but this was the only direction he could be heading…

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