Void Beetle Evolution Guide

"What?" Keisha's answer made the couple question in unison.

"After merging with the Insect Armor, my appetite has become terrifying, and when I'm extremely hungry, I can't control my desire to eat people. If you take me with you, the food you have won't be enough. Not only will you not be able to go that far, but your lives will also be in danger."

Kai'Sa has decided to go to the underground world with the Wild Hunt to hunt void creatures.

What she said just now was not unsolvable. As long as she wanted, she could hunt for food and maintain the minimum physiological needs.

But what's the point? After entering the big city, she can't move around freely, and she will have to rely on her family to support her.

Evolution requires a lot of food. Even if Kassadin works hard to make money, he can't feed her. Not only does she have to parasitize on her parents to suck blood, but if she doesn't have enough food, she can't provide them with any effective protection.

Because of the existence of the Void Skin Armor, she could only hide in dark corners, otherwise she would attract endless troubles. Even if there was no prophet, there would be other big shots who she couldn't afford to offend.

For example, if she went to Piltover, she would probably be captured by those big families and groups for research on the first day of her arrival.

Of course, the Wild Hunt told her all of the above.

Little Kesha still doesn't know how the outside world works, but she now completely trusts the information provided by the Wild Hunt and dares not have any unrealistic fantasies about the unknown land.

"Then let's go to a place closer, like Vikola, or Belvis..."

Kassadin didn't want to be separated from his daughter, and he didn't dare to leave her alone to survive, so he quickly came up with two compromise options.

However, after hearing these two place names, the Wild Hunt immediately added a sentence in Kesha's mind.

"Of these two places, one will become a battlefield for ascenders in the future, and the other is already the nest of the void."

Kesha's face changed and she shouted, "Don't go to these two places! They are very dangerous!"

"Then...then I won't go."

After hearing the answer, Keisha breathed a sigh of relief, and then met her parents' gazes and said firmly: "Dad, Mom, I can't accompany you on the next journey. I have reasons to stay. But don't worry too much. In a few years, when I grow strong enough, I will come to find you."

She didn't explain that she stayed to fight the monsters, as that would only cause more worry to her parents.

"Several years! How could I bear to let you wander around alone for so long!"

"Don't worry, I have the Wild Hunt with me. I promise you, I will have someone send you a letter every once in a while."

"Dad, you'd better decide on a place as soon as possible, otherwise Keisha won't know where to send the letter." Elisa has been staying with Keisha for the past few days. Knowing that she is capable of living on her own, she is not that worried. She just rubbed her moist eyes and persuaded her.

Kassadin looked at his wife who refused to try to keep him, and felt like a piece of flesh was missing in his heart. In the end, he could only accept the reality with great pain.

When children grow up, they will eventually leave their parents and make their own way. It’s just that the time has come a little earlier now.

"I'm beginning to regret not spending more time with you before." He placed his rough hands on Kesha's head, sighed and announced his decision: "Nashram, we will build a home there and wait for you to come back."

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The next day, the caravan passed through the valley.

Kassadin and Eliza joined the caravan on a camel and said goodbye to Kai'Sa in tears as she watched them leave.

After this farewell, I don’t know when we will meet again.

After standing there for a long time, Kesha finally came to her senses from the sadness of separation. In order to put all the sadness behind her, she ran wildly on the sand, easily exceeding 100 meters in 10 seconds.

Kaisha felt a little short of breath. The desert air was dry and dusty, and she would feel a burning pain in her nose if she breathed hard. But as the air was filtered under the helmet cover, Kaisha felt that her breathing became much smoother.

Her speed increased again, reaching 5.0 seconds per 100 meters, a speed that even top athletes could not match, but she still felt it was not fast enough.

"Wild Hunt, can you go any faster?"

The Wild Hunter answered her with practical actions. The heat dissipation plates on both sides of his thighs suddenly popped open, revealing a neural network-like structure with purple light flowing inside, and purple arcs of electricity sizzling out.

Kesha felt that some restrictions had been removed, and her speed suddenly increased a lot, more than doubling, enough to leave the fastest cheetah among all beasts far behind.

However, this is not the limit. Looking at the little bit of heat emitted by the nail plate, as if mocking her for not being able to make it work at full capacity, Kesha just took a step forward without thinking about anything.

A trail of light appeared behind her, but was instantly swallowed up by the dust rising from her feet. It was as if a snake of sand and dust was chasing the firefly star, stirring up the storm consciously.

"Is this the limit?" Seeing that Kai'Sa's speed was stuck at a certain threshold and couldn't go any further, the Wild Hunter couldn't help but jump out and say a few words.

"I'm going at full speed!" Kesha has reached a speed that is difficult to capture with the naked eye. It is so fast that she is engulfed by air resistance and cannot even turn. Her body is so hot that she is about to explode.

Before she finished her words, an energy shield appeared in front of Kai'Sa, like half an eggshell that squeezed out all the air that was blocking her progress and reduced the resistance caused by the air to the greatest extent.

Kaisha turned into a streak of purple neon. The sand dunes that were at the end of her sight appeared right before her eyes the next second. But this state only lasted for a moment, and her speed suddenly dropped again.

Her eyes widened, and because she couldn't adapt to the speed change, she lost her balance and crashed into the sand dune, sliding on the sand for dozens of meters. If it weren't for the protection of the skin armor, her nose would have been worn flat.

When her heartbeat had almost calmed down, Kaisha raised her head from the gravel, untied her helmet, and revealed a confused face that seemed to be still unsatisfied.

"Why are you suddenly wilting? I haven't had enough fun yet."

"You want the horse to run fast, but you also want it not to eat grass. There is no such thing as a good thing. I just showed you my skills so that you can understand that this is your limit, not mine."

The Wild Hunt sent a sting through Kai'Sa, like a slap in the butt, urging her to hunt underground.

Energy is the basis of all activities. Whether it is growth, evolution, or training, energy is needed to support it.

Chapter 16 Auxiliary Panel

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Kesha went straight to the abandoned sacrificial site. The cave entrance still lay across the valley, like a fistula in the earth.

Coming here again, the horrible scene of that night kept flashing back to her mind, and she clenched her fists unconsciously.

When she came to the edge of the cave and looked down, the inky black light blocked her vision and she still couldn't see what was at the bottom.

Kaisa untied her helmet and took a deep breath of the hot air, memorizing the smell of the surface in her mind. Then she put the helmet back on and dug her claws into the exposed rocks, preparing to climb down along the bullet holes left last time.

"Wait a moment, something's happening."

The Wild Hunt stopped her, but did not explain why. Kaisha stood at the edge of the cave and waited for a while before she gradually heard some small noises coming from inside.

Rustle, rustle, that is the friction sound made by the insect's feet scraping against the rocks.

"They are climbing up." Kesha frowned and stared at the darkness.

The Wild Hunt was right. The swarm of insects had been lured to the vicinity by the prophet using living creatures. Even if the village was not sacrificed this time, it would soon be discovered and devoured by the swarm of insects that came out to look for food.

Keisha remembered that there were several other villages scattered within a hundred miles, and she didn't know if they were in the same situation as theirs.

The rustling sound was getting closer and closer. Kesha raised her hand and a burning light began to accumulate in her palm.

"Are you going to shoot them down here?"

"Of course, that's what we're here to do." Kai'Sa said bluntly. In fact, she didn't quite understand why the Wild Hunt asked this.

"You shot down the Hollow Spirit. How are you going to recover the energy it absorbed from its heart? Stand back and release it to fight."

Kaisha then realized that she had been careless. If she blocked the edge of the cave, the corpse would fall into the ground and could not be recovered. The Wild Hunt did not have much energy reserves, and if they did not fight to support themselves, they would not be able to hold on for long.

As she retreated to the valley, the swarm of insects rushed out of the cave.

This was the first time she saw them in the sunlight. The dark shells reflected a hard luster, and the saliva dripping onto the rocks immediately emitted black smoke as if the substance was dissolved.

From a distance of dozens of meters, Kesha immediately fired a plasma bullet, but her bullet hit the air, leaving a charred crater.

Originally, those void spirits had not noticed Kesa, but now they all noticed her and gathered into a black tide that spread towards her.

Kai'Sa continued to shoot, and even when facing a large swarm of Zerg, she would still miss or even miss.

"Did you... aim?" Wild Hunter asked. In his impression, this thing should never miss a target.

"I aimed."

"You're still so stupid even though you're aiming."

Wild Hunter muttered, this is not a game, it doesn't mean you can't shoot just by aiming the crosshairs at the target. Shooting in real life requires the coordination between eyes and hands, so he came up with a temporary way to improve Kaisha's hit rate.

"What did you do?" Kai'Sa saw some numbers and graphics slowly emerging in her vision. She didn't know that it was the shooting game interface created by the Wild Hunt according to his memory.

"I'll provide you with a little help. Do you see the triangle icon in the middle? This is the crosshair. Just move your palm and aim it at the target you want to kill, and the plasma will hit the target. The one on the left represents the status and function of the skin armor, and the one in the lower right corner is the type of ammunition and the amount of ammunition. The more bullets you shoot, the corresponding amount will be reduced. I have adjusted the trajectory, power, and firing rate for you. All you have to do is shoot."

"Speak slower, there's so much at once, I can't remember it all!"

"I don't understand this. I'm going to start singing the Bible."

Kai'Sa was overwhelmed. She was being stuffed with so much knowledge all at once while facing a swarm of Zerg, mixed with a lot of unfamiliar terms. Her brain wasn't as bright as the prophet's, so how could she possibly bear it?

However, what the Wild Hunt said only sounds complicated, and in actual practice, no explanation is even needed.

The crosshairs were easy to understand. Kaisha moved her arms a few times and found that the crosshairs would move synchronously. She immediately understood that this thing could assist in aiming. The plasma bullet hit the target accurately, shattering the shell of the ethereal, and the broken limbs and strange plasma splashed everywhere.

"Why has the power become less powerful?"

Questions arose in Kai'Sa's mind. The previous few plasma bombs had been accompanied by scorching explosions, but now they were just enough to kill the void elves.

But after shooting a few more shots and combining it with what the Wild Hunt said, she finally understood.

It was the Wild Hunt that strictly controlled the specifications of each plasma bomb, so that it could just kill the Void Elves without wasting energy, thus greatly saving energy consumption.

Speaking of ammunition, she glanced at the number in the lower right corner. Even with such frugality, there were less than a hundred rounds left. The human-shaped icon on the left also kept flashing, telling her that the energy was almost exhausted.

"So we are almost out of ammunition and food!" Kai'Sa's eyelids jumped. With the auxiliary panel, she intuitively understood how weak the Wild Hunt was after being tormented by her.

"Heh, if I follow you, I'll go hungry for nine meals in three days."Mei Zai didn't think about it, there was no time for Yong, there was no Lin Youyong...

"Who knew you were such a big eater? Let's not talk about that anymore. What do these numbers on the monster's head mean?"

In addition to displaying its own status, the auxiliary panel also marks monsters.

There is a number in the upper right corner of the panel, showing the number of Void creatures killed by Kai'Sa. The Wild Hunt also said that he would create an achievement system for her, but Kai'Sa said she didn't understand.

"These numbers represent the threat level of the Void Spirits. They are the most basic void creatures. They can't even defeat an ordinary human soldier if taken alone, so I can only give them a level. The lowest is level one, and the highest is level eighteen. That's tentative."

The threat level is a statistic given by the Wild Hunt based on its own cognition, which can reflect the individual capabilities of the target to a certain extent.

This scoring system is quite accurate when used on void creatures, because apart from some special individuals, the individual differences between them are very small. But if it is used on intelligent creatures, it may not be so accurate, and it is only used as a reference.

"So what level am I now?" Kesha asked curiously.

"Level three."

"Why is it so low?!"

"You are now at best just a gun-wielding kid who can run fast and turn invisible. Your marksmanship is terrible. You need to practice more before you come back."

The threat level only takes into account paper strength; factors such as skill, experience, and wisdom are not taken into account.

There is a huge gap between people. For the same hero, some people are tough black iron while others are strongest king. Why is this? Because their understanding of the game is not on the same dimension.

Kai'Sa can only perform at level three now. If the Wild Hunter himself were to take over, it would be the difference between a little kid with a gun and an elusive sharpshooter. The actual threat would have to be increased by at least two levels.

"What level is the prophet?" Kaisha continued to ask without giving up.

"Malzahar can summon the void and control minds, so it's not too much to give him a level 6. But he also has the ability of foresight and the power to control the swarm that he has never shown, so the actual threat will definitely be higher."

Hearing this, Kai'Sa felt a little comforted. The Void Prophet who gave her such a strong sense of powerlessness was actually only level six in the Wild Hunt. If you didn't know, you would think he was just a small minion that could be seen everywhere on the roadside.

As the swarm of insects came closer, Kai'Sa had no time to argue with the Wild Hunt and shot with both hands alternately.

She hated the void, and her hatred turned into a desire to destroy. She vented her anger, and the scene of blood spurting out became a relief.

Soon, the ammunition was running out, but the swarm showed no signs of decreasing.

Chapter 17 Threat Level 1

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"What should we do?" Looking at the little ammunition left, Kesha shouted anxiously.

"See those corpses? Go in stealthily and retrieve the hearts so that I can have the energy to make ammunition for you." The Wild Hunter's voice was calm, as if he was talking about a very normal little thing.

"Into the swarm? Are you crazy? Why are you saying this now?!"

"Or if you have any way to lure the swarm away, that would be fine."

"How is this possible!" Kaisha looked at the endless stream of black insects pouring out of the cave, knowing that she had no way of leading them all away.

"You said so, if we have to die, let's die together!" She didn't know if the Zerg could see through her invisibility, so she cursed. However, her trust in the Wild Hunt far outweighed her suspicion, so she bravely rushed towards the Zerg after making mental preparations.

The light flowed on the surface of the void skin armor, gradually fading away and disappearing into the air.

At the same time, a two-minute countdown appeared in Kaisha's vision, telling her that she must recover energy as soon as possible, otherwise the game would be over once the invisibility time was up.

She swam upstream in the insect tide, those sharp hooked feet passed by her side, and every step had to be extremely cautious. If she was accidentally rubbed, even a small wound, she would be torn to pieces in an instant.

Kai'Sa safely arrived at the corpse of a Void Spirit and squatted down to examine the Void Spirit she had killed.

The chitinous shell was corroded by the high-energy plasma, and the heart made of pure energy was directly exposed in the wound. The fluorescent liquid flowed all over the floor like a punctured egg yolk.