Survival at Sea: I Became Number One by Growing Mushrooms

Even with her current intelligence, she couldn't understand it. Right now, she could only think about simple things and couldn't think of anything else. She used that skill again.

With her current intelligence, she has no idea what she is doing; it's just a physical reaction. She only has one thought in her mind: to kill the other side.

When the monster saw Xu Jiawei rushing forward again, it screamed a few times and then tried to escape. The black halo reappeared, and Xu Jiawei subconsciously used a skill with the same attribute as the halo, which interrupted the halo once again.

Seeing that it couldn't escape, the eye-shaped monster wanted to fight Xu Jiawei to the death. Xu Jiawei didn't want to give it that chance. Golden light emanated from her body, and she rushed forward. The golden light surrounded the eye-shaped monster, which screamed and rolled on the ground, trying to extinguish the golden light completely. However, no matter how much it struggled, the golden light stubbornly devoured the black energy.

The black aura around him gradually disappeared, his enormous body shrank, and finally he returned to his original size.

Xu Jiawei pursed her lips, not expecting it to be a paper tiger, only temporarily bigger.

The dark figure fell to the ground, seemingly still struggling. Xu Jiawei walked over, and the golden light on her body reappeared, completely engulfing the dark figure. The dark figure let out a final scream, and the black energy surged. With a loud boom, the surroundings trembled.

The dark figure exploded, leaving nothing behind. The golden light on Xu Jiawei's body hadn't dissipated yet, and the explosion had no effect on her.

She was still puzzled as to how the dark figure had disappeared. Although the explosion of the dark figure had no effect on her, the damage it caused to the space was immeasurable. Falling rocks hit her and pinned her down, rendering her unable to move.

She lay motionless on the ground, lost in thought. What should she do now? The shadowy figures had all vanished, and the world suddenly became quiet. Oh right, what about the baby monster? However, when she crawled out of the rubble and came to the baby monster's side, she found that the baby monster had been killed in the explosion.

So now she's at a loss again. What should she do? The annoying static in her head has disappeared, and the surroundings are eerily quiet.

Suddenly the ground began to shake, and a familiar electrical sound rang out.

"Play...danger...improve...raise..."

Xu Jiawei listened to this sentence, which seemed to have no beginning or end and didn't understand its meaning. However, the tremors around her continued, and the black mist began to gather, eventually becoming thicker and thicker. The intensity of this mist was many times greater than that of the eye monster.

The black mist swept past her body, causing no harm, but making her feel very uncomfortable.

Finally, the dark figure gradually solidified, transforming into a Buddha statue with four faces and twelve arms, sitting cross-legged in the air. Correspondingly, there was the sound of chanting. A black halo surrounded its back, making it appear extremely sinister.

Because there is a face on the Buddha's head, in front, behind, left, and right, Xu Jiawei still had to use her arms to distinguish which one was in front and which one was behind. These four faces kept rotating and switching, and although the faces were very similar, the expressions were completely different.

Some were laughing, some were crying, some were extremely angry, and the last face, which was originally the first face, had no expression at all.

His arms waved like the Thousand-Armed Guanyin, except that these arms were all black.

The static echoed in Xu Jiawei's mind, growing louder and louder.

Even the sound of chanting was drowned out. The chanting had been very irritating to her, so it was good that it was drowned out; the feeling of irritation disappeared.

She observed the Buddha statue's face and was amazed to find that it actually had a rather artistic quality.

Without even considering where the Buddha statue came from, Xu Jiawei was completely unable to move in front of it. The Buddha statue raised its arm and smashed it towards her, but it seemed to have hit something else and did not cause her any harm.

Xu Jiawei already had too many things she couldn't understand, so one more wouldn't make a difference. She didn't plan to think about why the Buddha statue couldn't hit her anymore. Now that she could move, she immediately used that golden skill to crash into the Buddha statue like a cannonball.

A golden orb of light, like a shooting star, struck the Buddha statue. Like a moth drawn to a flame, the gold was swallowed by the black.

Xu Jiawei kept releasing golden light, as powerless as a tiny flame facing the vast ocean, but she was not discouraged.

She refused to believe it; it was just a Buddha statue, how dare it oppose her!

Xu Jiawei, undeterred by setbacks, continued her relentless pursuit of her goals, her golden form flashing once more.

Finally, she collapsed to the ground, exhausted, because even until the gold on her body disappeared, she had not caused much damage to the Buddha statue.

Although the black on the Buddha statue had faded somewhat, she was now exhausted, and her intuition told her that she could no longer use that golden skill.

For some reason, even though the Buddha statue could have killed her so easily, no matter how it attacked, it couldn't do any harm to her.

Finally, Xu Jiawei lay on the ground and didn't move. She was puzzled as to why she couldn't move the Buddha statue. It was just a Buddha statue.

Finally, she came up with a reasonable explanation: Buddha statues are made of stone or metal, so it's normal that she couldn't break them; who could break a Buddha statue anyway?

This guess was quite reasonable, so she simply lay down on the ground and did nothing, staring at the Buddha statue in mid-air, occasionally unleashing a few skills to attack.

She unleashed all the skills she knew and discovered that a very simple skill was very damaging to the Buddha statue. In Xu Jiawei's opinion, this skill was like sprinkling flour. Was she sprinkling corrosive substances on the Buddha statue?

This skill is very powerful. Xu Jiawei kept using this skill, and the Buddha statue could only rage helplessly. Its angry face was always hanging in front of it, and Xu Jiawei couldn't help but laugh. No matter how angry you are, it's useless.

Under the corrosive influence of this attack, the black aura on the Buddha statue gradually faded, and its form almost disappeared. The Buddha statue then condensed all the black aura on its body, transforming into a giant black moon that crashed down onto the ground.

The all-consuming black moon seemed to collide with something unseen, producing a sharp scraping sound, accompanied by cracking and shattering noises.

Xu Jiawei frowned. This black moon was quite powerful; even the thing protecting her couldn't withstand it. So she immediately started to run away. The unseen thing rubbed against the black moon, consuming its energy, and a tug-of-war ensued. During this time, Xu Jiawei quickly ran away.

Finally, the unseen thing couldn't hold on any longer and shattered with a crashing sound like breaking glass. But the black moon, exhausted by the unseen thing, also couldn't hold on and fell to the ground, creating a huge crater. Although the damage was still significant, Xu Jiawei had already run away, so it didn't cause her any harm.