Void Beetle Evolution Guide

Of course she smelled that scent, but she only smelled the female's subtle fragrance and not the male's semen. She thought that Cassiopeia was just hiding away to satisfy her needs, which ruled out the possibility of her stealing someone.

As long as she didn't do anything to damage the family's reputation or betray the Black Rose, she would follow the rules and not interfere too much.

The Wild Hunt knew that Soleanna would continue to look for Cassiopeia, so after the mother left, he laid her daughter on the edge of the bed with her back facing up for the final thrust. The moving sound of water and the crisp sound of impact intertwined into a finale.

“Hahahaha!! Don’t stop…”

The moan that had been suppressed for a long time came out from the depths of her throat. Cassiopeia completely released her desire. The forbidden relationship became a booster of her desire, and she and her master reached the clouds together with her uncontrollable screams.

The Wild Hunter let out a low growl, then collapsed on Cassiopeia's back, pressing her soft body into the cramped space. Although he couldn't leave his genes behind, the experience was no different. Everything has its pros and cons, and not getting pregnant allows you to immerse yourself in it without any worries.

Afterwards, Cassiopeia was like a stranded fish, trying to correct her disordered breathing, but the Wild Hunt pinched her chin from behind and forced her head back.

"It seems that you have escaped a disaster by accident."

The Wild Hunter let out a low gasp close to her ear, and the tough movements and hot breath made Cassiopeia want it again. She lay on the soft bed, not caring about the large wet area between her buttocks, nor the outline of the sheets soaked by sweat, and only focused on sucking the holy sword that had not yet been drawn.

In the short time of less than a minute that Soleanna came in, Cassiopeia climaxed twice in a row, one when she was the most nervous when she pushed the door open, and the other when she completely relaxed after she left.

Even though she is like this, she is not a fool who only knows how to indulge in desire.

As long as the Wild Hunt still needed her noble status and needed her to continue to be an insider in the Black Rose, it would not allow her ugly appearance to be exposed in front of Soleanna and end up in disgrace, so she did not stop the Wild Hunt from beginning to end.

Likewise, she also knew that the Wild Hunt's orders were not strictly enforced, but there was some wiggle room. Even if she was caught secretly, she would only be "punished". She could even take the initiative to make mistakes and let the Wild Hunt "punish" her.

As long as she didn't make mistakes of principle, the Wild Hunt would not punish her beyond her ability to bear, at least not more than the first time they met. And she was a smart woman who knew what she could and could not do.

"What if my mother wants to marry me off? Women like us who come from wealthy families are always bound to be used for political marriages in the end." Cassiopeia suddenly asked.

"Have you entered Sage Time? Talk to me about this."

If the Wild Hunter didn't smoke, he would have liked to have one in his mouth right now, so that this woman wouldn't bother him with such questions.

"Cassiopeia is a slave who belongs only to her master and does not want to be used as a commodity."

"Then work hard to prove your worth and gain from me the power to defy fate."

The Wild Hunt was not the kind of person who only talked empty words. After thinking for a while, he told her Cassiopeia's original fate.

When she heard that she had ruthlessly attacked others in pursuit of power, and was finally cursed and turned into an ugly man-eating snake monster, the femme fatale fell completely silent.

She believed everything the Wild Hunt said, because it really seemed like something she would do, and it also made her pay attention to Sivir early on.

If there hadn't been that encounter before the sandstorm, perhaps her fate would have been like this.

Cassiopeia didn't ask what was hidden in the mausoleum. The entrance alone contained such a powerful curse mechanism, so the treasures inside would be even more exaggerated. But since the Wild Hunt mentioned this to her, she must be able to use her, and she will get her share sooner or later.

After the Wild Hunt finished speaking, Cassiopeia began to "rebel" against fate.

You know, she doesn't just speak with her upper mouth, her lower mouth is equally good at speaking.

She first pushed the Wild Hunt away, turned her body to face him, and sat astride him again, pressing her body against his chest with a beautiful but affectionate smile.

The femme fatale never gave such a revealing smile.

Soleanna, the mother, taught Cassiopeia since she was a child that everyone around her is a tool that can be used to achieve her goals.

She believed that her mother also looked at her as a tool, the only difference was whether she was useful or not, so she naturally classified her mother as one of them.

Therefore, even with her mother, Cassiopeia did not feel the slightest sense of security.

Since the latter can betray her husband for the Black Rose, she can naturally sell her out for the Black Rose as well.

Only the Wild Hunt is willing to accept her completely and give her a sense of security.

These words from the Wild Hunt were the reason why she could give her heart and soul to the Wild Hunt. Telling her fate was a sign of complete trust, an act of trust that she would not sell this secret to the Black Rose.

Therefore, even if they had not hidden themselves just now, and their deeds were exposed in front of Soleanna, becoming helpless, the Wild Hunt would still protect her at all costs when being hunted by the Black Rose.

anyway.

Even if she is abandoned by the whole world, she will find a place with him.

It looks like you are walking on a tightrope, but in fact there is a life net spread out underneath.

This is the sense of security she wants.

Chapter 88: Reasons for Going to Shadow Island

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The next day, the ship bound for the Immortal Fortress departed from the port of Uzeris.

Before leaving, Kassa said goodbye to Talia who came to see her off.

She deliberately pulled Talia away from Cassiopeia and her daughter who had accompanied her, and brought them to a corner where no one could hear her voice clearly, and put her hand on the latter's shoulder while speaking earnestly.

"Talia, let's say goodbye now. The journey to the Shadow Isles is too dangerous. I cannot take you on this adventure."

“This day has finally come.”

Taliyah's calm performance made her look much more mature, because Kai'Sa could no longer accompany her to play and have fun.

In fact, before going to bed yesterday, she asked Kassa why she suddenly came to Cassiopeia's house. When Kassa didn't answer because she was worried that the walls had ears, she had already guessed it.

"I have no choice. It's all for my family. I believe you can understand me." Kassa shook her head, then put her mouth close to Taliyah's ear: "After I leave, you have to pay attention to Cassiopeia. Don't stay in Noxian territory for too long. They will only think about how to use you... This is the advice of the Wild Hunt."

Kassadin did not forget to glance at Cassiopeia who was smiling not far away. This girl was a bit vengeful. Although she was the one who drove away the Wild Hunt, Cassiopeia's cheating behavior in front of her without any concealment successfully annoyed her.

In fact, the Wild Hunt only said the second half of the sentence, and she added the first half with exaggeration.

"It's too early to go home now. I don't know where to go." Looking at the calm sea, Talia said sadly.

"Confusion is only temporary. As long as you keep moving forward, the road under your feet will continue to extend." Kassa encouraged.

"..." Talia looked at Kaisa with a strange look: "These words don't sound like something you can say."

"Ahem," Kai'Sa coughed to hide her embarrassment, a slight blush appeared on her face that had been frozen for thousands of years. "Anyway, we will go to Freljord after returning from the Shadow Isles. Maybe you can go to the Icefield first. There are many mountains and ridges there for you to practice magic."

"Frel... Jod? What's that?" Taliyah smacked her lips over the awkward word.

“There’s no sand, just snow, but there are plenty of rocks for you to practice on.”

As a true friend, Kassa knew what Taliyah was missing. The possession of the Wild Hunt had already given Taliyah a sense of mastering her magical talent, and all she needed was a place to practice.

It should also be noted that Freljord is where the Wild Hunt really wants to go. The Watcher is sealed in that bitter cold land, and going to the Shadow Isles first is just to prepare for going to the Icefield in the future.

"Okay, then I'll go to Freyr first... I'll be waiting for you guys!"

Talia gave a determined smile, then pulled out a bundle of thin silk thread from her clothes and handed the hand-spun wool to Kasa.

“This is our way of expressing gratitude,” Taliyah said quietly. “Giving something to someone will keep it in your memory.”

Kasha took it carefully and held it in her hand a little awkwardly. She had never thought of giving a parting gift, and she didn't carry any foreign objects with her.

The ship's whistle sounded at this moment, and in a hurry, Crazy Hunter came to the rescue again.

Under his control, the void energy condensed into a hexagonal purple crystal. When Kassadin spread out his hands, the crystal shone brilliantly in the sunlight.

"The gift is small but the sentiment is great."

Although it was just a useless piece of stone to him, it was a unique gift in the world. Compared with Taliyah's gift, I remember that she only gave it once, to Yasuo.

Kassa repeated the words of the Wild Hunt, exchanged gifts with Taliyah, ran briskly onto the deck amid her bright smile, then stopped at the railing and looked back into the distance.

"Good luck, Kassadin." At the dock, Talia raised her arms and waved goodbye.

"See you later." On the deck, Kassa clenched her fists in front of her chest.

"We are really separated..."

It was not until the port of Uzeris shrank into a dot on the horizon that Kassa came to her senses and looked at the deck beneath her feet.

The private ship that Cassiopeia prepared for them was not a luxurious one, but it was pretty good. It was a high-end cargo ship that carried luxury goods such as spices and silk, so the crew was of good quality.

The fastest way to reach your destination is to take the sea route from Uzeris to Rocklund and then take the land route to the Immortal Fortress.

Because this sea route is sandwiched between two continents, the weather was calm and peaceful, just like sailing on the Mediterranean Sea. Kasa quickly lost interest and went straight to her own room after getting off the deck.

The room was simple, with nothing noteworthy. She threw away the robe that concealed her skin armor, and lay on the bed with her arms as a pillow, feeling the slight sway of the ship, when she suddenly remembered that she had something to ask.

"Wild Hunt, why do we have to go to the Shadow Isles first? Why not go directly to the Freljord?"

"Once we leave Shurima, there will be no Void creatures for us to hunt. In order to avoid having no access to stored Void energy after it runs out, we have to plan ahead and find a substitute," explained the Wild Hunt.

Although devouring flesh and blood can also be converted into void energy, Kassa will definitely not accept large-scale slaughter. Even if the target is not human, but low-level beasts and livestock, it will also cause damage to the local ecology.

Besides, in the desert you just have to wait for the void creatures to come, but on the ice field you have to actively look for prey, so the efficiency is simply incomparable.

"But there are no void creatures in the Shadow Isles, not even living people. There are only countless undead ghosts hiding in the black fog..." Kassa paused and said, "Those things have no flesh and blood. Even if the skin armor devours them, it will be useless, right?"

"Probably, but my target is not those undead."

"how?"

"My target is a rune, the World Rune. Everything in Runeland is created by the World Rune. It is the truth of the world and the embodiment of rules.

The rune we are looking for is related to life. If we get it, we will have an inexhaustible supply of vitality that can be converted into void energy, and we will no longer have to worry about energy. "

"Incredible..." Kassa heard the awe and solemnity in the Wild Hunter's tone. She didn't dare to imagine that even he took it so seriously.

But the more she listened, the more she felt something was not right. There seemed to be a loophole in what the Wild Hunt said.

"If that rune can really bring endless vitality, then why is the Shadow Isles now filled with undead? Aren't life and death opposites?"

"On the contrary, the reason why Shadow Isles became like this is related to this world rune."

"I don't understand." Under Kassadin's puzzled gaze, the Wild Hunt began to tell the story.

"The Shadow Isles were not originally called the Shadow Isles, but a magical holy land called the Blessed Isles. Deep in the heart of the island is a rune of life, and the spring water connected to it becomes a fountain of life that can heal any injury.Mei thinks you have a song in the sky without Lin You Yong...

In order to protect the Fountain of Life, humans chose to create a barrier to cover the islands with holy mist. These pale mists are derived from the Fountain of Life. Any outsiders who want to break in without permission will be lost in it and will not be allowed to enter.

The barrier remained stable for hundreds of years, but due to a mistake, an uninvited guest accidentally entered the island. This outsider was the King of Kamavia, who came to save his queen who was poisoned.

The king's name was Viego. The wise men on the island might have forgotten to be wary of human nature because it had been too long. Seeing that Viego was eager to save people, they softened their hearts and let him go ashore.

However, the Fountain of Life can heal all injuries except the dead. Queen Isolde is dead, and the wise man is powerless to save her, so he lets Viego go home.

Later, Viego listened to the slander of the villain, changed his mind on the spot, and led his army to flatten Fukumitsu Island. He found the location of the Fountain of Life, and despite the advice of the wise, he put his deceased wife into it.

Isolde was resurrected in another form, becoming a ghost who only retained the last obsession of her life, and was no longer the person that Viego loved deeply.

She picked up Viego's King's Blade and stabbed it into his chest. This evil blade was called the Soul-Eating Blade, which would devour the souls of the people it killed, but it stabbed into the chest of the owner who had made a contract with it.

So Viego fell into the fountain of life, was resurrected again and again and his soul was devoured again and again. The mysterious spell finally affected the runes connected to the spring, and the terrible curse of ruin broke out.

The Great Destruction swept across the island in a very short time. The holy mist that originally protected the archipelago turned into a terrifying black fog, which bound all living beings and transformed them into undead spirits between life and death, which led to the subsequent Soul-Eating Night..."

The Wild Hunt has already introduced this forgotten history in a very concise and quick manner. If it were to be expanded upon, including the grudges and hatreds, it would take three days and three nights to finish.

But even so, Kassadin was still confused after listening to it, and only with the help of the Wild Hunt did she understand the whole situation.

"That being said, the rune is no longer suitable to be placed there. As long as it continues to supply energy to the Curse of Ruin, the black fog will continue to grow, and the Harrowing will affect more places."

Kassadin looked solemn. After the Wild Hunter's explanation, she understood what the so-called Soul-Eating Night was like.

When the Curse of Ruin broke out, Isolder's soul was blown into pieces and scattered around the world. As time passed, the Black Mist grew stronger, and Viego gradually woke up, and now he wakes up for a period of time every year.

Viego subconsciously wanted to find the fragments of Isolde's soul, and the black mist would spread from the Shadow Isles according to the will of its master, spreading to the nearest Bilgewater and Ionia.

The undead hidden in the fog also followed the black fog to these two places. Out of hatred for the living, they ruthlessly killed all living things they saw, and each time brought serious consequences.

The Haunting Night is difficult to target. The killed undead will return to the black fog and be resurrected, but the souls of those killed will be bound in the black fog and transformed into undead, and the army of the dead will only continue to grow.

If the problem is not solved from the root, it will almost be an unsolvable dead end.

"If Viego fully awakens, then the Haunting will spread to every corner of the world, and no one will be able to escape. Calculating the time, it will probably take only a few years."

Kai'Sa gritted her teeth when she heard this. "Why do those who want to destroy the world come one after another? There's the Void in front and the Black Mist behind. This Runeland is really full of disasters. Let's just let them collide."

"The void is still more powerful."

The Wild Hunt remained noncommittal. If the Life Rune was taken away according to his method, the Black Mist would not grow stronger even if it could not be eliminated.

By doing this, they not only solved the energy problem but also eliminated a hazard, killing two birds with one stone, so he prioritized this matter before Freljord.

Chapter 89: From Rocklund to the Immortal Bastion

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The cargo ship arrived at Rocklund safely. The captain got off the ship and negotiated with the caravan, and then let Kassa get on a carriage to the Immortal Fortress.

Along the way, Kassa would pay attention to the surrounding situation from time to time, which allowed her to make some discoveries.