Void Beetle Evolution Guide

I don't know if she meant above or below, but after she finished speaking, she kissed me and took the initiative to stick her soft tongue into Wild Hunt's mouth and stir it around.

Large amounts of glistening wetness had already seeped through the thin black stockings and flowed between her thighs. As soon as Wild Hunter inserted his hard, unbearably erect penis into her, he immediately felt an unprecedented slipperiness.

The area was already incredibly slippery from the combination of the black stockings and her vaginal fluids. He grabbed her plump, pert buttocks and began to thrust his hips back and forth.

Their lips and tongues intertwined passionately, and Kasha pressed her chest against him, letting the Wild Hunt do as he pleased with her body, squeezing her thighs together to feel the hot, rubbing sensation between her buttocks.

But this seemingly insignificant action quickly made her increasingly anxious, and the tingling sensation below felt like it was devouring her soul, constantly destroying her reason.

Seeing that Wild Hunt hadn't made any further moves, Kai'Sa, itching with desire, simply lifted one of her long legs, clad in sheer black stockings, and draped it around Wild Hunt's waist. Her claws, encased in armor, roughly tore through the stockings, revealing smooth, supple skin that shimmered and glistened in the sunlight and the sheen of her sweat.

"I can't take it anymore!" Kasha bit her lower lip and gave Wild Hunt a deep look. An unintentional movement revealed her wildness. She reached out and guided the muzzle of her gun, aiming it at the abyss and slowly pushing it in, squeezing through layers of obstacles and swallowing the depths of the garden in one breath.

The feeling of fullness from the filling of the inner folds slightly relieved the agonizing itch. A long breath escaped from the depths of the lungs. The clam stretched and contracted, its purple eyes filled with overflowing lust, swaying its astringent body and urging the person in front of it to irrigate it.

Wild Hunt wouldn't deliberately tease or leave Kasha unsatisfied. Knowing she enjoyed face-to-face physical intimacy, he lifted her by the buttocks, lifting her legs off the ground and gripping her two tender white buttocks with his fingers, as if trying to pinch red marks on them.

Their understanding was unspoken, their bodies already embodying each other's forms. Kasha's strong, muscular thighs encircled Wild Hunt, and with a thrust of her waist, she pulled Wild Hunt deep inside, instantly finding the most comfortable position for both of them. She could almost hear the click of buttons in their ears.

"I want..." The sea breeze was chilly, and Kasha had been longing to press her body tightly against Wild Hunt's chest. Now, she finally took advantage of their intercourse to hug him tightly, greedily taking his body heat in the close embrace of their lips and teeth.

The pair of large peaches were pressed into meat patties, showing exaggerated curves and full flesh. Wild Hunt could even feel the firm buds rubbing against his chest, wanting to melt into his body.

Seeing the yearning in her eyes, the Wild Hunt slowly began to move his hips, his breathing becoming rapid and heavy. He lowered his head, his warm breath brushing against her collarbone, causing Kasha's delicate body to tremble even more violently, as if every inch of her skin was responding to his touch. (The last sentence appears to be unrelated and possibly a fragment from another text.)

The waves crashed against the beach, and the footprints on the sand, each bearing a story, conjured countless images of unrestrained and absurd behavior in Kasha's mind, causing her cold and beautiful face to blush with an alluring pale pink.

The collision of flesh against flesh brought a powerful sensory impact, causing blood to rush wildly to her head. Kai'Sa closed her eyes, burying her head in Wild Hunt's shoulder, letting her purple hair fall freely.

As the amplitude and frequency of the thrusting gradually increased, the relentless pleasure left no room for respite. All that remained in Kaisa's mind was the Wild Hunt and the hot, hard object ramming inside her. She involuntarily revealed a terrible expression, trying her best to keep up with the rhythm and soothe her raging, bulging muscles.

The uncontrollable groans rose wildly, wave after wave of suction coursing through his body like electric currents, the tingling pleasure causing the Wild Hunt to squint his eyes. In this extremely tight embrace, the Wild Hunt no longer restrained himself, releasing the dragon to spew out a breath as hot as flames.

A burning sensation spread through her abdomen, and Kasha gasped, trembling all over. She felt as if she were riding a wave, her head spinning. Her beautiful back and the soft breasts on her sides were glistening with oil. Her previously sore and tense muscles not only relaxed, but her bones seemed to completely melt away.

Chapter 584 The Broken Moon Spirit

The first night after landing passed in a frenzy. Kai'Sa didn't see a single light in the darkness until dawn, let alone the figure of Diana.

"I'm so terrible, I didn't realize it was dawn..." Afterwards, with a dazed look in her eyes, Kai'Sa propped herself up from Wild Hunt's arms, covering her face in deep regret.

A deep sense of guilt welled up in Kasha's heart for not setting a good example for others. She had taken the initiative to suggest going out alone to find the target, but she had been unable to extricate herself from the tenderness all night. If others found out, where would her dignity be?

Kasha struggled during this time, trying several times to stop this absurd act, but she could never overcome the lust in her heart. With a sense of luck, she plowed the field again and again until dawn when she had to go back and finally stopped.

"Yeah, it's really awful." Looking at the cream puff in front of him, still wriggling and clinging to him, not letting him go, Wild Hunt pretended to be dazed and agreed, looking like he had been squeezed to the point of being delirious.

"Stop pretending! I'll beat you to death!" Kasha punched Wild Hunt in the chest in shame and anger. Her black stockings were already tattered, and her once fair body was covered with fine sand, making her look as tempting and delicious as a white dough ball coated with soybean flour.

The tightly wrapped, tender white thighs and the lower abdomen of the pubic bone formed a beautifully contoured triangle area, where the chaos of the fierce battle still lingered, turning into a lingering blush that was very noticeable against the fair skin.

Kaisa only gave Wild Hunt a light punch before letting him go. She was exhausted and empty after the passion, and had no energy left to play around.

She pulled Wild Hunt's upper body up and hugged him, wrapping her arms around his neck, wanting to rest her head on his shoulder for a while. However, her slender waist and hips shifted back and forth a couple of times, subconsciously searching for the most comfortable position.

"Has anyone else contacted you?" Kasha asked.

Wild Hunt shook his head. "No one bothered us all night."

Hearing this, Kai'Sa didn't know whether to be relieved or regretful. It meant that she hadn't messed things up because of her own selfish desires, but others hadn't found Diana either.

"Anyway, let's go back quickly, otherwise we'll be suspected."

"Ah."

Back at their initial landing spot, everyone except Sephiroth was still fast asleep; the others all looked somewhat exhausted. Some had waited all night without seeing the Wild Hunt, and they searched for the culprit with mournful expressions.

Kasha exchanged information with the others, and after a while, she set off to look for them again. She decided to visit the nearby villages, as staying in one place was not a solution.

This time, Kai'Sa was truly serious; even the Wild Hunt's interference couldn't shake her resolve. Despite the tentacles relentlessly assaulting her weaknesses, her long, shapely legs never faltered.

However, her efforts to remedy the situation did not yield good results.

Kaisa noticed that the villagers living around Mount Targon were very xenophobic and were not very willing to deal with her, an outsider. When they heard that she had come to inquire about the whereabouts of Celestial Spirit, their expression changed drastically and they locked their doors tightly, afraid of having any interaction with her.

She asked several households and they all said the same thing. Not long after, Kasha saw a group of guards rushing down from the mountain, questioning and searching each house. Clearly, someone had reported her whereabouts.

"What's going on? Why are people here so terrified of the moon? Did I break some taboo?" Kasha used invisibility to evade the guards' search and escaped the village unscathed, muttering to herself in bewilderment.

“The Rakor people’s faith is monopolized by the Solari, and these believers cannot tolerate any other form of light. If you keep asking everyone you meet about the whereabouts of the Moon Spirit, they’ll definitely think you’re a heretic,” Wild Hunt explained. (The remaining text appears to be unrelated and possibly machine-generated gibberish.)

"That shouldn't be the case. Mount Targon isn't without night and moonlight, so why is it so heavily guarded?" Kai'Sa frowned deeply. After all, it's a Protoss. Even if they don't acknowledge the moonlight, can they deny that power?

The attempt to gather information was futile; no one was willing to tell her the whereabouts of Celestial. Kai'Sa watched from afar as the villagers hid in their homes after nightfall, going to sleep without even lighting candles, and she felt increasingly suspicious.

Kasha seemed to have a very regular schedule, working at sunrise and resting at sunset, but she had a vague feeling that something must have happened to warrant such a strict curfew.

To prove her theory, she secretly found the Rakol patrol and followed them for a while before piecing together the whole story from gossip.

It turns out that this year's Moon Spirit is an orphan adopted by the Sunfire Cult. She has been bewitched by something and has been full of curiosity about the moon since childhood. Even if she has to endure punishment, she is willing to risk going against the Sunfire Cult's doctrines to explore those issues.

One night, the Sun Spirit and the Moon Spirit descended together. They fought fiercely atop Mount Targon, and even those at the foot of the mountain saw the strange divine light shimmering on the summit.

It was late at night, and with the moonlight amplifying her power, the Moon Spirit was even stronger. After defeating the Sun Spirit, she returned to the sect to demand an explanation, but was instead condemned by the high priests as a heretic, a blasphemer, and a propagator of a false god.

Enraged, the Moon Spirit slaughtered many Solari priests and Rahorak guards before fleeing the temple and disappearing without a trace. The sect mobilized all its followers, but to this day, the killer remains at large.

The above explains the reason for the curfew on Mount Targon. The defection of the Moon Spirit was quite serious, hence the curfew. People were terrified of the moon and wished they could sleep until dawn. That's why no one disturbed Kai'Sa and the Wild Hunt's good time all night.

Kai'Sa also understood why the Wild Hunt used Diana as the entry point to infiltrate Mount Targon: because she was isolated and was the easiest target to exploit.

Late that night, Kai'Sa returned to Nami with the information she had gathered, saying that Diana might not come. Because if she showed up with the Moonstone, her location would be immediately revealed.

Nami optimistically believed that the Moon Spirit was a person of her word and would definitely find a way to complete the deal. However, they waited all night and still did not see the light of the moonstone appear on the coastline.

Just as Kaisa had given up and started looking for other methods, and Nami was also wavering, an old woman came to the beach looking for them.

The old woman said her grandparents had witnessed the last Tidecaller's transaction. She came to tell the merfolk that there were no moonstones this time. The only moon spirit capable of magically conjuring moonstones had fled Mount Targon.

Nami couldn't believe the news. Was the promise that had lasted for a thousand years about to be broken in her hands? Before she left, she had sworn to bring the Moonstone back. She didn't want to be the first Tidecaller to break her promise.

Although at a loss, Nami's determination to find the Moonstone remained unwavering. Seeing her unwillingness to give up, the Wild Hunt revealed his backup plan.

Chapter 585 There's Still a Way

"Besides the Lunar Spirit, there's actually another place where you can find Moonstones." The Wild Hunt's voice made Nami prick up her ears and listen intently.

"The Lunari have a pair of twin siblings who were born during a rare lunar conjunction. They are the older brother Aphelios and the younger sister Larune."

These twins were born with a destiny, and during a celestial rotation that occurs only once every few centuries, the ancient temple, Guihai Malü Temple, passed through the veil from the spiritual realm into reality.

Each time the Guihai Maru Temple appears in the world, it can only accommodate one person, one person with magical talent, but this time it accepted Laluen.

Although discovered by the Solari, Larun successfully entered the core of the temple after a fierce battle, activating all her potential. (The remaining text appears to be gibberish and unrelated to the main topic.)

She gained the ability to project moonstone weapons into reality, and it was with this ability that Aphelios defeated the Flame Cult's forces.

"Moonstone!!!" Upon hearing these two words, Nami's dark red eyes widened, as if she could see hope through the moon's shadow hidden behind the dark clouds.

“Ahem, let me warn you first, don’t get your hopes up too high.” Wild Hunt coughed twice and added, “Moonstone weapons are not the same as moonstones. They have been modified into weapons, so they can no longer suppress evil spirits. Moreover, Laluon can only project them into reality, not throw them out permanently. They will be taken back after a certain period of time.”

"..."

"I'm telling you this so you can try to find that brother and sister and see if they have any moonstones on hand, and then try to bring them back. If not, ask them if they know the whereabouts of the Moon Spirit; maybe they can find a way to contact her."

While the Wild Hunt's method doesn't guarantee success, it at least gives Nami a direction, preventing her from becoming lost and confused.

"The most urgent thing is to find the people of the Luna Kindred!" Nami sorted out her thoughts and decided to start with the basics. She could find the brother and sister through introductions from members of the cult, and then exchange them for moonstones or find the Luna Kindred Celestial Spirit.

“The Moon Cult won’t be easy to find either, will it? The Sun Cult monopolizes the faith and is all-powerful. Under such circumstances, the Moon Cult will definitely hide like a rat. Asking about them rashly will only attract the fanatics of the Flame Cult. It’s not something we outsiders can find easily.” Cassiopeia analyzed, “How about I use charm magic to ask someone? That would be safer.”

"Due to the suppression and cover-up by the Sunfire Cult, most people have forgotten the existence of the Moonfire Cult. They have no relevant information in their minds, and you can't get any answers even if you try to brainwash them."

"We can't just wander around like headless flies, dodging the Sun Cult while digging three feet into the ground to find the Moon Cult's secret stronghold, can we?" Sephi said irritably. Nobody wanted such a stupid method that relied solely on luck.

“I do have a few ideas we can try. For example, we can go directly to the Guihai Maru Temple to find Laluen. She's all alone there, and the Sunfire Cult can't get involved there.”

"The Gui something something temple only appears once every few hundred years, and we don't have the ability to move celestial bodies, so how can we get inside?" Kasha really couldn't remember this tongue-twisting name.

“No need for that. The temple is in the spiritual realm. We just need to find a way to enter the spiritual realm.” Wild Hunt said after a moment’s thought. “Syndra, we may need your help.”

Syndra remained expressionless, and Wild Hunt, ignoring her response, explained his plan: "The Ionians have a close connection to the spiritual realm. As far as I know, both the Eye of Twilight from the Kinkou Order and Master Yi from the Wuju Blade School can freely enter and exit the spiritual realm. If it's Syndra, using the power of the Sorcery Foundation, entering the spiritual realm shouldn't be difficult."

Kai'Sa lowered her head, suddenly remembering that the Great Ruined King was created by forcibly breaking the veil between two realms, right? She could do it with the runes in her hand and the Blade of the Ruined King, but the method was too wicked, so she didn't say it out loud.

Moreover, Ornn's Hearthland is also in the spiritual realm. Aura, whom they encountered back then, could freely traverse the veil, but unfortunately, the Vastaya bunny girl is not here.

Seeing that everyone was looking at her, Syndra curled her lips slightly and switched the two legs that were crossed over to the other side.

"Without me, you really can't move an inch... You want to enter the spiritual realm and find Guihai Malu, right? You have to do even such a small thing, don't blame me for making sarcastic remarks."

Syndra confirmed it again, her sarcastic tone making Kai'Sa's temples throb. Take it or leave it, she could always find a way in through unorthodox means.

If Syndra's telepathic range weren't so wide, making it easier for her to find people, she would have directly confronted her.

Syndra crossed her legs and floated in mid-air. With the help of a special meditation method, her spirit drifted away from her body and entered another space.

When she opened her eyes again, the image of Mount Targon overlapped with the towering mountains before her. Syndra saw the same peaks, but from a different time and space. The shape of Mount Targon's summit in the spiritual realm differed from that in the real world, but both were shrouded in a thick sea of ​​clouds.

She flew upwards, soaring straight through the sea of ​​clouds. The moment she left the clouds, a vast coastline appeared before her. Under the moist, salty sea breeze, the azure water trembled slightly, exuding a boundless magnificence. It looked very much like the beaches in northern Baru'e, which was also a plateau with towering mountains.

Syndra's gaze searched for the so-called ancient temple. In ancient times, before the Lunari had declined, this iconic building should not have been deliberately hidden in a cave, but rather built in a prominent place. It should not have been difficult to find.

However, after circling Mount Targon and carefully scanning it with her telekinesis, Syndra couldn't find the Temple of Ghettomar, only the temple of the Solari. Even through the veil, the fleeting telekinesis alerted the high priests and elders in the mortal realm, causing them to feel a chill and unease.

Just as Syndra was racking her brains, she inadvertently turned her head to look at the sky and saw a huge building that clearly did not belong to the style of the Solari, sitting on the bright surface of the moon.

"What's wrong? Is there any news?" Seeing Syndra suddenly open her eyes and look incredulous, everyone rushed forward to ask.

"I found the Guihai Malü Temple, but..."

"But what? Stop teasing us!" Kaisa urged, while Nami, standing beside her, was practically jumping up and down with impatience.

Syndra looked up at the moon and said helplessly, "That temple is on the moon; there's no way we can get to it."

"what?!"

Chapter 586 Dominator Runes

"What?!" Syndra's answer left everyone looking at each other in surprise, all eyes conveying the same astonishment.

If Guihai Maru Temple only exists on the moon in the spiritual realm, then no matter how hard they try, they will be powerless to reach it.

Even the most powerful World Rune abilities are limited to Runeterra; they become ineffective in outer space.

"I never imagined that the Guihai Maru Temple would be on the moon. We can only wait for it to appear after a complete celestial cycle." Wild Hunt sighed, utterly caught off guard. (The rest of the text appears to be unrelated and possibly machine-generated gibberish.)

Laluen definitely won't live to see the next temple appear. Is she planning to die alone inside? Wild Hunt muttered to himself. You see, Aphelios is an ultimate siscon. The person who came up with the idea of ​​separating the brother and sister forever has a really twisted sense of humor.

“The temple won’t reappear for hundreds of years, which is enough time for several generations of Tidecallers to come ashore and trade. We can’t wait until then,” Kai’Sa said.

"Let's use the old-fashioned method. Even if I have to search every inch of Mount Targon, I will find the Moon Spirit."

The greater the expectation, the greater the disappointment. The Wild Hunt set Nami's expectations too high. Although she has changed her mind now, anyone can see the disappointment in her eyes.

This was a blow to Wild Hunt's pride. He had always presented himself as omniscient and all-knowing, someone who could predict the future, and he couldn't accept failing in this situation. Where would his authority be then?

“I hadn’t thought about that carefully, but I have a way to help you find them quickly.” Wild Hunt coughed twice. “Since we can’t find them, let’s just let them come to us.”

"Let them come to us on their own... What do you plan to do?" Even Syndra was intrigued. How could someone so far away on the moon get her to notice a few tiny people on the ground?

"Kasha, take the things out."

"Ah."

At Wild Hunt's prompting, Kai'Sa carefully took out a magnificent red wedge-shaped gemstone. It was incomplete and sharp-edged, yet it exuded a terrifyingly powerful energy.

"It really is a World Rune. I thought so too." Syndra narrowed her eyes, with an expression that said, "I didn't expect this."

That's right, what Kai'Sa took out was the World Rune.

She cleared her throat and solemnly explained to the group, "This red world rune is the foundation of dominion. The laws it governs are cause and effect, emotions, and desires. Therefore, as long as you use this rune properly, you can make things happen in the direction you want."

With just a few words, Kasha had her followers swept up in a frenzy. According to her description, the Overlord's Foundation Stone was like a wishing stone; as long as you carried it, your wishes would come true, and you could directly control other people's emotions and desires. How could anyone not be tempted?

Moreover, this was the first time they had ever seen a complete rune foundation. Neither of the two current rune holders would easily reveal their runes, much less explain their uses like this.

"Kasha, this gem is so powerful, why don't you use it yourself?" Nami asked, puzzled.

“Each rune corresponds to a magical power, even a rune fragment the size of a fingernail. Therefore, runes of different types will conflict with each other and cannot be absorbed into the body of the same user.” Kai’Sa shook her head: “I already have the Foundation Stone of Resolve, so I can’t use another one.”

Ever since Wild Hunt obtained these runestones in the magic-free vault, he had been very curious about their abilities, so he asked Kai'Sa to try them out one by one.

Aside from the Sorcery Keystone already on Syndra, Kai'Sa tried replacing all the other runes, but ultimately trusted her first instinct and switched back to Resolve Keystone.

She only dabbled in the other runes, learning their general abilities before letting them go. It was around that time that they discovered the rune foundation stones were incompatible with each other.

A person can only equip one rune stone or multiple rune fragments of the same type. Otherwise, different rune consciousnesses will compete for control of the body, and the powerful energy overflow will directly evaporate the host.