Chapter 184 - 128: Blood Eye Blade! A Living Extraordinary Weapon! Parasitism in Progress

Chapter 184: Chapter 128: Blood Eye Blade! A Living Extraordinary Weapon! Parasitism in Progress

They were perfect miniature pupils, embedded right into the blade...

What was even stranger was that with a slight flick of Chen Chong’s wrist, the two snake eyes actually trembled. As if they were alive, they darted around, looking for prey.

The entire blade emanated a sinister, heart-pounding aura.

Fortunately, the pupils were only at the base of the blade, so sheathing it would hide them from view.

Otherwise, having them constantly exposed was just too unsettling.

Chen Chong was certain that this blade was countless times sharper than before.

If he were to face a Blood-tooth Python now, he was confident a single strike could shatter its indestructible scales!

Although the blade seemed to be filled with a sinister energy, it was without a doubt a fine weapon!

[Item Name: Blood Eye Blade]

[Rating: A-Level]

[Source: A-Level Extraordinary Creature Blood-tooth Python · Fang · Eye · Head]

[Abilities: Devour (Continuous Growth), Intimidate]

[Description: Forged by integrating all materials from the complete head of an Extraordinary Creature. This is a living Extraordinary Weapon. It can self-repair and grow by killing creatures and absorbing their flesh and blood. It also has a chance to seize abilities suitable for itself.]

The moment he saw the Rating, Chen Chong froze, almost thinking his eyes were playing tricks on him.

’A living... Extraordinary Weapon?’

Now he finally understood why the Extraordinary Forging Furnace had absorbed the Blood-tooth Python’s entire head earlier.

It had actually forged a growth-type weapon.

It turned out that from the very beginning, the Forging Furnace had intended to use the whole head to forge this weapon.

He had to admit, this Extraordinary Weapon... was truly insane!

It could actually repair itself, grow, and even seize the abilities of its targets just by killing them.

Chen Chong used his Identification Skill to inspect the Blood Eye Blade’s two abilities.

The Devour ability was A-Level. It allowed the blade to consume the flesh and blood of its targets to replenish itself.

This was the blade’s core ability.

As for Intimidate, it was B-Level. It complemented Devour, allowing it to suppress Extraordinary Creatures of a lower level than itself.

Currently, it could produce an intimidating and suppressive effect on creatures below A-Level...

Still, the blade’s potential was immense.

If it kept devouring, perhaps in the future, it could even suppress S-Class or even higher-level Extraordinary Creatures.

’A growth-type Extraordinary Weapon that can even randomly seize abilities... I’ve really forged something incredible.’

Chen Chong gazed at the Blood Eye Blade, the corners of his mouth lifting into a smirk.

The power of an Extraordinary Weapon far exceeded his imagination.

He still had plenty of materials here—the snakeskin, Snake Scales, and snake bones.

He planned to forge a few more Extraordinary Weapons.

’Let’s forge you next...’

The Refined Iron dagger was tossed into the Forging Furnace, followed by several pieces of scaly snakeskin.

Inside the once-calm furnace, the flames once again began to churn and rage...

...

Meanwhile, in a corner of the school.

A group of about ten young men, carrying weapons and backpacks, were walking toward the school gate.

They had smiles on their faces and carried a good amount of loot.

Wild pheasants, wild fruits, and some unidentifiable wild vegetables and mushrooms...

Fourteen days had passed since the transmigration. Those without abilities had either joined other teams to survive under their protection or had been eliminated days ago.

The students who had managed to survive and were doing reasonably well had all developed some ability to hunt and find resources.

They were perfectly capable of using traps to catch small prey or distinguishing edible wild plants and fruits.

This team was one of them.

Relying on the survival experience they had pieced together, they couldn’t claim to bring in a huge haul every day, but they could at least guarantee they had something to eat, avoiding the cycle of feast and famine.

Today had been another good haul, and the group chatted as they walked...

"Captain, we finally got some sweet revenge and taught Zhou Hang and his bastards a lesson."

"Yeah! Last time, they used their numbers to steal our haul. We lost a whole raccoon cat because of them. This time, we got even. We didn’t just take their pheasants; we beat the hell out of them too."

"We got lucky, though. I heard Zhou Hang’s team went to the Rock Beach to the south a couple of days ago to hunt wild goats. Not only did they fail, but three of their members got gored by a crazed goat. That’s why they were down to just seven people. Otherwise, we might not have been able to overpower them."

"But I just got a weird feeling from his team. They talked haltingly, like they were getting stuck on their words, and they were all twitchy when we fought."

"Now that you mention it, I noticed that too. It’d be one thing if it was just one guy, but all seven of them were like that. You think they all got sick from eating something?"

"Speaking of which, Ermao, are you hurt? I’ve noticed you haven’t seemed right since we started heading back..."

The young man called Ermao turned his head. His face was pale and bloodless, and he was constantly scratching the back of his neck with one hand.

"I... I don’t know. I just feel a little... off..."

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