Kamen Rider: Evolution

"I'm going back now, someone's still waiting for me." Kusakabe Hiroshi turned his head, a smile playing on his lips.

"Go back? Go back where?"

Tendou Souji's hard-earned senses told him that he seemed to have been tricked by his own sister.

"Of course I'm going back to cook."

Kusakabe looked at the wall clock, which showed that it was almost noon and lunchtime.

The day is only halfway over, but for Kusakabe Hiroshi, he has already decided how he should live the rest of his life.

"Aren't you going to eat here?" Tendou Souji asked.

He was also preparing to cook, but he was interrupted just now.

"No, thank you." Kusakabe Hiroshi waved his hand. "I need to have my own life too. You should find a girlfriend soon."

She gracefully pushed open the door, hopped on the women's bicycle wrapped in blue bandages, and hummed a song softly as she rode through the road covered with ginkgo leaves.

She stopped when she passed through Shibuya, thought for a moment, took out the sketchbook she always carried in her small bag, and gently opened it.

He drew on it while thinking, and changed several different paintbrushes.

It was no longer a simple sketch, but a painting with vibrant colors, yet with a hint of ferocity.

A colossal monster with dragon horns stood tall, its jet-black claws supporting the sky while its feet treaded the earth.

All around was a burning ruin, with flames flickering all around.

A winged girl was nestled gently on the shoulder of the giant monster, stroking its hideous scales and seemingly whispering something in its ear.

The sky, supported by the monster, was golden yellow, with no clouds and only a lone sun hanging in the sky.

Kusakabe Hiro smiled slightly and put away the sketchbook in her hand. This was her secret, and she couldn't show it to anyone.

After lunch, Jiang Xia, who was about to go out to cause trouble for Jian Xie, was suddenly called to Kusakabe Xi's room.

Unlike Jiang Xia, who prefers pure white rooms, Kusakabe Hiroshi's room is filled with warmth.

Sunlight streamed through the white curtains, falling onto the warm-colored bed sheets.

The desk is neatly arranged with various paintbrushes and a small, lush green potted plant.

A rather delicate photo frame sits on the bedside table.

That was at the Tendo family, where Kusakabe Hiro first joined the Tendo family as the younger sister of Tendo Souji.

All four of them had smiles on their faces, and the transparent glasses in their hands clinked together, making a crisp sound.

They were bathed in golden sunlight, and the white mist on the table lingered, adding a touch of haziness to the scene.

Jiang Xia certainly still remembers that afternoon when Xiao Xi, upon learning the truth, initially sat here very reservedly.

But gradually, moved by their gentleness, they began to open their hearts and join in.

She began to revert to the person she was before the Shibuya incident, and in the end, she laughed so carefree.

Of course, the photographer remains a mystery.

"what happened?"

Jiang Xia sensed that Xiao Xi seemed a little off today. Her face was flushed, and she looked down nervously, occasionally looking up but quickly looking down again.

He suddenly sensed something, and his heart began to stir.

Kusakabe Hiroya finally made up his mind.

Dark lines eventually replaced her appearance, and the undulating skin of an insect once again covered her body.

Seeing that Kusakabe Xu had manifested the appearance of a planktonic protozoan, Jiang Xia guessed what was going on.

"Can you hug me?" The planktonic protozoan opened its arms with a hint of shyness and longing.

"Ah."

Jiang Xia's once handsome face was now covered with fine scales. This time, the scales didn't just cover his face; they pierced his skin, revealing his jagged bone spurs.

Its pupils slowly turned vertical, becoming the vertical pupils that symbolize a monster.

Its hands and feet transformed into claws at the same time, and the sharp claws pierced several holes in the floor.

Two different monsters slowly approached each other, and then embraced tightly.

The dragon's broad wings spread out behind Jiang Xia, wings capable of cutting through steel, yet at this moment they had no offensive capabilities.

The membrane wings transformed into pure white and soft silk, enveloping the two people's bodies, and under the dazzling white light, the two merged.

Chapter 220 The Sword of the Gods

Sal Restaurant, with its soft incandescent lights, is already closed.

A cheerful atmosphere filled the air, as if the world had become a different place.

Xiao Xi was standing on the stove in the back kitchen with her sleeves rolled up, rinsing ceramic plates with an unstoppable smile on her face.

She felt a little embarrassed that the boss's wife had been working alone for an entire afternoon, but she really had no other choice.

"Xiao Xi, I'm going out for a bit."

Jiang Xia buttoned up his shirt and then looked at Kusakabe Heide.

Come back soon.

She looked up at Jiang Xia, her eyes seeming to hold only him in their gaze.

"Well, I just have a small matter to take care of."

Jiang Xia smiled and said, "I'll be back as soon as this is resolved."

He was very close to completing the collection of insect instruments. He had not only completed the Hypa insect instrument, but also added the interfaces of the remaining insect instruments into the Hundred Insect Sword.

Although the insect device belonging to the Kabuto world can be summoned in real time, there is only one of them. Once summoned, the other person will lose the ability to fight, which is not what Jiang Xia wants to see.

The copied insect device actually belongs to Jiang Xia and can be stored in the panel. It can be summoned in any world, but the original cannot be summoned across worlds.

"Are you still hunting down the alien insects?" Jiang Xia began reading the data on the Divine Sword.

Unsurprisingly, there were two portions.

Night falls, quiet, dark, deserted, and strange insects roam.

The black factory buildings were inconspicuous in the darkness. The steel frame supported the long-abandoned factory, a result of industrialization, but now it was occupied by Zerg.

The former heavy industrial area is now a scene of devastation, with rusty iron gates bearing "No Entry" stickers.

However, the seal is now broken, and the iron gate seems to have been cut in half by something sharp, lying completely on the dusty cement ground.

The factory, which was originally empty, is now dimly lit. For some reason, the lights here seem extremely unstable and accompanied by a harsh hissing sound.

With a clang, Jiang Xia appeared out of thin air, stepping directly onto the iron gate that had been broken in two. Sharp sword marks could still be faintly seen on the severed wire.

There was still a faint smell of burning in the air, even after so long.

Jiangxia followed the burning smell deeper and deeper until he finally arrived at the area where lights were constantly flashing.

The constantly exploding flames served as lighting, appearing from the outside of the factory like flashing neon lights.

But for Jiang Xia, it wasn't just the Sword Scorpion that was valuable; even more valuable was that the Divine Sword had somehow found another area where alien insect eggs were stored.

Perhaps guided by the Zerg King's instincts, Shindai Kenshin saw this factory that housed countless Zerg.

Kamishiro Ken, who already harbored an intense hatred for the Zerg, was thoroughly enraged by this situation.

When Jiang Xia saw the Divine Sword, countless alien insects crawled out of the darkness, just like real insects, omnipresent and blotting out the sky.

Some of the alien insects had even completed their molting; they spread their hardened, opaque wings made of keratin on their backs and floated in the air.

They occupied both the ground and the sky, and the hoarse cries and the rustling of their flapping wings filled all directions.

"All the alien insects must die!"

Shindai Ken wielded his sword, relentlessly attacking the alien insects that were attacking him from all sides.

Emerald green blood splattered continuously from the alien insect's body, gradually covering the ground and turning the factory into a swamp.

Kamishiro Ken had been fighting from afternoon until night, and his stamina was being drained away with each swing of his sword. This place was hell for him.

He and his sister had relied on each other since childhood. When he saw his sister die at the hands of the alien insects, his life no longer belonged to him.

Instead, he was prepared to wipe out the entire Zerg race, even at the cost of his own life.

Seeing so many alien insects in front of him, of course he had to stay. As long as there were alien insects here, he would not leave. Wasn't this what he had been pursuing all along?

Originally, there were very few alien insects left in the Shibuya area. Just when he thought that the alien insects had been almost wiped out, fate led him to discover this huge place where alien insect eggs were stored.

This was a place that even Yoru-hime couldn't find by digging three feet into the ground, but it was discovered by sheer coincidence while Shindai Ken was searching the streets alone for the alien insects.

He had no doubt that this was his destiny. If even one alien insect escaped while he was alive, he would be unworthy of the name Kamishiro, unworthy of being a man who wielded the sword on behalf of God.

Kenshin knew very well that he couldn't destroy this place on his own. He was well aware of the gap between himself and the number of alien insects, and had long been prepared to die.

If he could turn back time, he would rather it was himself who died instead of his beloved sister.

That's good. After avenging my sister, I can go see her.

"Hoohoo!"

Kamishiro Kenshin planted his sword on the ground, looking around. He didn't know how many alien insects he had killed.

However, they were all larvae, while the adult insect just watched from the sidelines, as if it had been given some kind of command, and used the endless stream of larvae to exhaust its energy.

This move did indeed leave him almost exhausted, but looking at the adult insects floating in the air around him, he was not willing to accept this. He wanted to at least eliminate those adult insects that would enter an accelerated state.

Kamishiro Ken once again raised his hand and pressed it against the tail of the Scorpion Insect Instrument.

“CAST OFF.”

With a clanging sound of metal, the armor covering the sword shattered instantly, sending it hurtling towards the surrounding larvae with a powerful impact.

boom!

Countless metal fragments shot out from his body, as if something had exploded.

The metal fragments, carrying a powerful impact, shot straight at the Zerg, blasting a significant gap in the larval swarm.

Time seemed to stand still, and the adult insects that had been hovering in the air received the command and began to accelerate.