Chapter 171 - 131: Omen Bird

Chapter 171: Chapter 131: Omen Bird

’Even if I can’t master the power of the Azure-headed Demon Dragon... fine, I definitely can’t master it.’

’But I should at least develop some more special abilities through this Metamorphosis. I can’t let my investment go to waste.’

’Otherwise, hehe... CRUNCH!’

For some reason, the Red Falcon King shivered.

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"Boss, rest assured, I will definitely take good care of the Red Falcon King!"

"Today, the team monitoring Dream Creation Studio sent a message. It seems Yu Dongcheng and his group have made some progress with their experiment."

"Our people saw them finish assembling the device with their own eyes. They’ve entered the final debugging and testing phase."

Although Taruno was busy feeding the bird, he hadn’t neglected his actual duties in the slightest.

That bastard Leiteri had been getting cocky ever since the Blood Salt Case, so Taruno had to work twice as hard.

"They actually managed to piece the device together?"

"Interesting. In that case, I’ll look forward to their good news."

Chen Qi had been relatively free lately. If Yu Dongcheng really did assemble the device, he planned to personally visit Dream Creation Studio to reward them.

Chen Qi was still very curious about how to break through the 2nd Layer of the brain’s barrier and access deep memories.

Time flew by, and three days passed.

Thanks to the coordinated efforts of the Kingdom’s various departments, the Red Falcon King’s kill count skyrocketed over these three days, successfully reaching 400 kills.

The resulting impact directly scared the remaining death row inmates witless.

A legend of the "Omen Bird" began to spread throughout the Dark Web World.

Whenever someone dared to commit evil, the resentment of the dead would form a coordinate, guiding a hell-bird wreathed in black and red flames to take the sinner’s life.

You couldn’t blame the people of the Dark Web World for being ignorant and making up stories.

It was simply because the Red Falcon King’s changes were growing more dramatic by the day.

In terms of size alone, it had grown several times larger in three days, from the size of a fist to that of a hawk.

Although its speed hadn’t increased, its strength and the lethality of its claws had multiplied more than tenfold.

For the Red Falcon King, the change in size was merely a trivial part of its transformation.

Its greatest change, however, was its two pairs of eyes.

Azure, cold, merciless, bloodthirsty, and cruel. Any human who looked directly into the Red Falcon King’s eyes would be terrified by them.

They didn’t seem like eyes, but a gateway to a Hell of flesh and blood.

Within that Hell, endless Undead wailed, filled with a monstrous hatred.

As for the Red Falcon King’s blood-red and black wings, they were wreathed in layers of black mist.

This mist was layers of accumulated resentment. From a distance, it looked like a mass of burning black fire, plunging any who gazed upon it into a nightmare.

Most unique of all were the tufts of feathers on the Red Falcon King’s head that had been Cursed. They seemed to have truly merged with the Spell, forming a twisted, shifting crown.

But Chen Qi felt that this wasn’t the limit of the Red Falcon King’s Metamorphosis; it should still have even greater potential.

Right now, it was merely gathering strength. It was still a long way from a true, complete transformation.

’No need to rush. First, let’s have it kill all those death row inmates!’

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Time passed day by day. For some unknown reason, the atmosphere among the players suddenly began to turn strange.

The remnants of the Demon Slaying Association that the Order Keepers had been worried about never caused any trouble; they had vanished without a trace.

Although this was highly unusual, it seemed to be a good thing.

Logically speaking, having eliminated a great hidden danger, the Order Keeper headquarters should have been celebrating, and morale should have been high.

The reality, however, was strange and turbulent, with treacherous undercurrents.

It was as if everyone was hiding something in their hearts.