The corridor outside the door had become unfamiliar. Pale arms were growing all over the walls, floating like sea anemones. There was also an unknown green poisonous smoke on the ground. Even with magic that granted him 100% immunity to the plague, he still felt somewhat unwell.

"The players' items are so varied and unpredictable. We had made thorough preparations before releasing the monsters imprisoned in the hotel, but unexpectedly, there were still troublemakers appearing."

Aleister pushed up his glasses and frowned. He had to deal with this troublesome player, or it would affect his future plans.

Aleister strode quickly toward the direction from which the thick smoke was coming, muttering to himself as he went, "Now that the 'Scripture of Law' has been retrieved, tonight I'll show you what an evil summoner really is."

The "Holy Scripture of Law" in my hand moved on its own without any wind.

I turned to page 13.

Elysian.

Originally, in ancient Greek mythology, the souls of heroes after their deaths traveled to the sacred realm at the westernmost edge of the world. However, after Aleister uttered that word, a glowing jellyfish enveloped him within his body, isolating him from all the poisonous gas. At the same time, slender, thread-like tentacles ignored the concrete of the building, passing through it like phantoms, like giant jellyfish swimming in the deep sea, searching for food.

Aleister, who had been keeping his eyes closed, suddenly opened them, a cryptic smile playing on his lips.

"finally found you."

After saying this, Elysian led Aleister down the stairs, sweeping towards the rooms below. The lower the floor, the thicker the green smoke became, and almost the entire corridor was filled with a deadly virus; even a single breath could be fatal.

Aleister saw yellowish-green toxic fumes billowing from the open door. The jellyfish tentacles opened the door for him, but Elysian didn't go in immediately. He noticed that apart from the black box on the bed, there was no one else in the room.

"Is there a trap? Or is this person so confident that I can't handle him? He's just trying to be clever."

Aleister felt humiliated. He shook his head with a smile, then raised his hand. A creeping tentacle touched the lid of the box, but when he tried to close it, he found that he couldn't budge the lid no matter what he did.

"It's not that simple after all. But logically speaking, the owner of the box should also be around here, and is he still in a state that I can't find? Another player who likes the non-material. It seems they don't know that my ability is to communicate with ghosts from other worlds."

Aleister raised the Holy Scripture in his hand and chanted the Inquiry Spell. He quickly noticed that some of the dust in the air was different, like a group of healthy, innocent creatures mixed in with a pile of deadly virus-contaminated dust, standing out from the crowd.

"Show yourself."

Aleister uses summoning magic, and even though he has forgotten some of the incantations, he can naturally recall the meaning of the spells when the time comes.

Soon, dust began to gather rapidly, and even Aleister's efforts to disperse it did not immediately dispel it. The remaining dust gradually took on a human shape.

Aleister waved his staff and chanted a spell. The jellyfish-like monster began to extend its tentacles and floated toward the Holy Lord. One hand grabbed his wrist, and then the monster placed both hands on the lid of the plague virus box, preparing to close it.

"Wait a moment."

The sudden shout from behind made him react instantly. He turned around and saw a man standing deep in the corridor, staring at him with a disdainful expression.

Aleister dared not be careless. He waved his staff, and a humanoid silhouette formed from black smoke and ash blocked his way to prevent the other party from making a sudden attack.

Bai Ge curled her lip and said with a look of disdain, "Sir, wake up. How old are you? Still cosplaying as the Dark God of Balala the Fairies?"

Chapter 192 I'll use your ashes to make dog food.

Summoner Aleister's blood pressure spiked instantly.

What is Balala the Fairies? It sounds just as childish as the Teletubbies from the BBC.

All players participating in the Evolution game need to consume a large amount of literary and artistic works. Based on previous experience, many of the background world settings are based on known novels, movies, and animations, making understanding these world settings extremely important. From *The Three-Body Problem*, *Dune*, and *Star Wars* to *Alien* and *Predator*; from *Evangelion*, *JoJo's Bizarre Adventure*, *Naruto*, and *One Piece* to *Dark Bible*, *Black Beast*, and *Another World Prostitution*, after a round of these, it's fair to say that every high-level player is a seasoned anime/manga fan who has thoroughly read the *Bible*.

There are even detailed game mission guides on the forums, and even stock market anime. It is said that a player once traveled into the Yu-Gi-Oh! storyline, built a dark deck with five face-down cards in the back row to duel with the villains, and was eventually ganged up on by the villains, stuffed into a sack and thrown into Tokyo Bay to sink.

There was even a character who transmigrated into the Quintessential Quintuplets as Uesugi Fuutarou, but failed to notice the system's hints about the changed background worldview. After shouting the slogan "Miku is the best in the world," he was dismembered by the other four sisters.

Therefore, Summoner Aleister assumed that the opponent might summon some kind of evil being called the Dark God Gunara, and immediately adopted a defensive stance.

The "Holy Scripture of Law" in my hand moved on its own without wind, eventually stopping on a page featuring a strangely shaped, evil monster with a skull and horns.

"Pulgartorio".

With a chant from the summoner Aleister, a magical teleportation circle appeared out of thin air, and the horned skeleton passed directly through the dimensional barrier and arrived in reality.

"Light body".

A luminous life form, resembling a Cambrian worm, was perched in the corridor. It had a long, flat body like a centipede, and its body was covered with a soft, gelatinous substance similar to a jellyfish. The substance would break up at intervals, forming segments.

"Cocurtos".

A creature with the upper body of a human and the lower body of an even-toed ungulate appeared before them, its face covered by a thick bronze mask, and its hands holding two black, seemingly cold and devoid of warmth flames.

"Melbacca".

A luminous star appeared outside the hotel, its dazzling light instantly filling the entire corridor.

Each time a name was uttered, a terrifying summoned beast appeared in the corridor. The monsters that had filled the corridor seemed to sense the danger and retreated frantically like a receding tide.

By borrowing the Holy Scripture of Law, Aleister can not only release a large number of forbidden summoners at a very low cost, but also combine them with various equipment and items in the Evolution Game to achieve a 1+1>10 effect.

He summoned four otherworldly magical beasts in one go to block Bai Ge's way, and then ran wildly towards the room. The jellyfish could defend against most magical and physical damage, and he only needed to take care of the owner of the box.

Once the intervention is lost, the caster's body will immediately turn to ash again. This time, Aleister directly used the solidification spell to turn half of the opponent's body into a jelly capsule.

"I refuse to believe that there's no way to bring you back to reality this time."

Just as Summoner Aleister was about to make his move, the "Scripture of Law" in his hand suddenly trembled. As if sensing some kind of instinctive fear, an ominous premonition surged into his heart.

He slowly turned his head, and darkness had once again enveloped the entire corridor.

The once ferocious summoned beasts now resembled pitiful little mice, huddled in a corner, while the monster breeding box in Bai Ge's hand emitted a dazzling light, its countdown timer flashing red.

A tiny, delicate hand emerged from the box, gripping the edge firmly. Then, the lid of the monster breeding box was pried open by horns, revealing a pair of bright, watery eyes. The hands rested on the edge of the box, and the child blinked, looking around.

Excuse me, could you please move aside?

Bai Ge lifted the little girl with horns and a dragon tail out of the box, then stuck her head out and, shining a flashlight, asked, "Didn't it just say the hatching was complete? Where's the monster? Where did it go?"

The little girl with two white braids flicked her bangs, put her hands on her hips, her five tails swaying behind her, pouted angrily, and huffed, "Don't I look like a monster?"

"Not like."

Bai Ge peeked out and glanced at her, then peeked back in.

The little girl stomped her foot angrily, "Waaah~ I'm really fierce!"

Bai Ge glanced at the other person's bare chest and shook his head, saying, "Chest? I can't see it."

"..."

The sudden turn of events alerted Aleister to something amiss, prompting him to immediately order all his summoned beasts to kill the other party. However, the summoned beasts in the corridor began to tremble instinctively upon seeing the little girl.

"The summoned beasts are disobeying commands? No, they're afraid. No, this can't be. This has never happened before!"

Aleister's gaze was fixed on the little girl who had just crawled out of a strange prop box, and he seemed to understand something. He glanced at his watch; there were still about three hours until six o'clock, so he had no choice but to give up and leave.

"The most important thing is to wait for the opening ceremony of the art exhibition, not to fight to the death here. We can't hold back our trump cards here yet. You want my ashes? Then I'll give them to you."

Aleister had no time to spare. He threw the gelled ashes towards Bai Ge and used the moment to smash into the hotel window.

With a crash, the glass shattered into pieces, and Aleister's figure disappeared into the night.

"What's the point of him giving me this thing?"

Bai Ge threw it directly at the monster that resembled Cerberus in the distance, saying with dissatisfaction, "It's better to feed it to the dogs."

He looked at the little girl and asked, "Can you help me get rid of these summoned beasts?"

"of course can."

The little girl proudly pouted her chin, patted her flat chest with confidence, and walked towards the summoned beast. The fierce and terrifying summoned beast, upon seeing the little girl, actually cowered in the corner like a child weighing tens of tons, too afraid to move.

"Good boy/girl."

The little girl squatted down and touched the single horn on Pulgartorio's skull, saying in her childish voice, "Squatting here will make you catch a cold."

With that, she used all her strength to rip open Pulgartorio's skull.

"Oh, I didn't mean to."

The little girl was both shocked and frightened. She quickly tried to put Pulgartorio's skull back in, but with a little force, she crushed the entire skull.

With a thud, the massive headless body crashed heavily to the ground without a sound.

Upon seeing this, the other summoned beasts immediately ran in the opposite direction, fearing that if they were even a fraction slower, their brains would be twisted off like that unlucky fellow's.

The little girl turned around, her face full of grievance.

Who exactly are you?

Seeing the astonishing destructive power displayed by the other party, Bai Ge finally couldn't help but ask the question that had been lingering in his mind, "Why don't you look like a Five Emperor Dragon Monster Girl?"

"I forgot to introduce him to the owner."

The little girl hugged Bai Ge's leg, blinked her adorable eyes, and said, "Actually, I'm the half-dragon maid, Gandora X."

"……Grass."

Bai Ge took a deep breath, "...Why did a perfectly good folklore research association inexplicably turn into a shelter for non-human and beast girls?"

"Cough cough cough."

Coughing sounds came from the room where the plague virus was stored. The Holy Lord, who had been in a state of smoke and dust, had now returned to his human form and closed the box containing the plague virus.

The moment the epidemic virus was shut down, all the viruses floating in the air vanished without a trace.

The Holy Lord prepared to stand up, but felt that his lower body was empty, so he quickly lowered his head.

His lower body had vanished, leaving only empty trouser legs. He panicked, looking around frantically. He shouted towards Bai Ge at the door, "Wait! Where are my remaining ashes? Have you seen them?!"

"Oh, so those were your ashes?"

Bai Ge looked enlightened and explained, "Sorry, I just used your ashes to mix food for the dog."

Chapter 193 I Want Them All!

"You took my ashes and fed them to dogs with mixed rice?"

The Holy Lord's blood pressure instantly surged, but having lost three legs, he couldn't even move, let alone fight back. He could only vent all his anger on the dog, cursing, "Where is that dog now? I'm going to kill it right now!"

“Look, that guy by the door who looks like Cerberus.”

Bai Ge pointed at the three-headed, ferocious monster that was baring its teeth and devouring the gelatinous ash. His eye twitched, and he cried out in anguish, "You should at least leave me my cow, damn it!"

"Calm down first."

I can't calm down right now!

Bai Ge pulled a pistol from his inventory, pressed it against the Holy Lord's temple, and said sincerely, "How about I give you an injection of an M1917 American-made Smith & Wesson tranquilizer?"

The Holy Lord, who had been hysterical, calmed down instantly. "Oh, I've calmed down now. Damn it, who did this? If I find out, I'll kill him."

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