Crime Prison Island
Chapter 587 - 266 Sharing Divinity

Chapter 587: Chapter 266 Sharing Divinity

Yak completely lost control, suffering to the extreme, fueling his utmost rage.

Not knowing what expression to make, he chose to rage, the fiercer the better; not knowing what to say, he resorted to threats, the more brutal the better.

It seemed that only by instilling fear in others could he dissolve the panic within himself.

Everyone feared him, naturally nobody would mock him.

"Roar!"

Yak’s bony wings expanded explosively, with a high-energy roar echoing in all directions.

Instantly causing Gao Xin to stiffen, his body curling up in midair with light waves flickering across him.

"It’s you who forced me, extinguished my own rationality!"

Yak, like a mad demon, seemed to surrender everything to instinct, suddenly employing Eighth Stage Overclocking to catch up with Gao Xin, who flickered everywhere, his blade cleaving bright sparks.

"Clang!"

This terrifying slash was blocked by the Vermilion Bird Hand.

The Vermilion Bird Hand was multipurpose, aiding in her manipulation of energy yet exceedingly tough as armor.

However, the power of this sword was too great; even when blocked, a violent force penetrated Gao Xin.

"Oh woooo!"

Gao Xin’s light fog flickered, spiraling down as he fell.

"Un! Be! Liev! Able! Your cheat is too big."

"Ah, I seemed to have been jealous of you just now... Sorry, Yak."

"I’m going to steal you away."

Gao Xin wouldn’t stop talking, even if critically wounded he must make his remarks.

Yak’s divinity was not a fragment, but a complete spiritual rule concerning battle.

Under extreme rage, his fervent fighting spirit would keep making him stronger.

One could say that unless overridden by absolute force, he would not be defeated.

Struggling to keep up with Gao Xin in combat awareness and occasionally being dragged down by negative emotional fragments created fluctuations in his lower limits.

Therefore, Yak underwent a power-up in his abilities.

Overclocking, directly stepping into the eighth stage.

Surpassing the seventh stage was a formidable threshold, where many Quasi-Elephant Kings remained.

However, Yak crossed it effortlessly, as long as he longed for victory!

And without a doubt, he was now truly intent on killing, not wanting to lose, really not wanting to lose at all.

"Shut up!"

Yak’s aura was chilling, with countless bone shards flying about like the winds of Hell.

His flesh was evaporating.

In a fierce burst, he entered Ninth Stage Overclocking!

The evaporation accelerated, causing his body to visibly shrink.

"Holy shit, Yak’s improving too fast, breaking through the seventh stage threshold and then surging two more stages in succession!"

"Like this, his initial surge overtakes Tai Sui by a mile."

"Not by too much though, Tai Sui’s gear could add three stages."

"But that way, his skills would be restricted; in any case, he’d be slightly worse off."

The spectators were fully focused, their eyes riveted on the swiftly interchanging figures in the arena.

Both sides had entered a super high-frequency, spectacularly fierce battle.

The audience was dazzled, occasionally catching a glimpse of an amazing move which felt like a significant gain.

"You’re so fast, are you burning yourself up? Big guy, oh, you’re a little guy now."

Gao Xin kept up his sarcastic commentary amidst the intense fight.

And indeed, Yak was visibly shrinking, his flesh continuing to fade.

Ninth Stage Overclocking was too much of a drain, something a Tiger Level could not endure.

Usually, five stages were the limit for Tiger Level, seven stages was already a desperate gambit, and nine stages? It was as if lighting one’s life fuse with gunpowder.

Put it this way, even among Dragon-level, many couldn’t initiate Ninth Stage Overclocking.

Yak, after all was a Tiger Level, no matter his frightful combat consciousness, the drain of Ninth Stage Overclocking was unsustainable for him.

At this moment, his massive body continued to shrink.

Luckily, his Activated Exoskeleton was extremely powerful, even if just this exoskeleton was burned, it would take at least three minutes.

And during these three minutes, Gao Xin was in extreme danger.

Gradually, even his motormouth became silent, indicating the immense pressure he faced.

However, the silence didn’t last too long.

In the midst of battle, Gao Xin suddenly noticed a particular fragment falling from the grand celestial meteor shower, heading toward an area not too far off.

Her eyes shimmering, she exclaimed, "Look what I’ve found?"

"Do you want to play with the bubble star?"

She dashed over recklessly to catch the bubble fragment and tossed it at Yak.

Yak didn’t know what she had thrown, since he could neither see nor feel it, naturally, he didn’t dodge it.

In his eyes, Gao Xin always did strange things, stroking the air at times or playing with invisible elves as though entertaining herself.

He was used to it and so charged straight ahead, only to be hit by a unique piece of high-dimensional information.

Perhaps it was a divine intuition, the only thing that wouldn’t sound an alarm.

"Huh?"

The moment he got hit, Yak sensed something was wrong.

Suddenly, he felt as if he had plummeted into a limitless starry sky.

A majestic star was nearby, and then a gigantic girl’s figure emerged from the darkness in the distance.

Her incredibly large eyes twinkled at him as if they were injecting stars into himself.

"What? Where is this?"

Yak was baffled, not realizing he was in an illusion, in fact, he was dreaming.

The giant girl flickered and appeared before him.

Yak swung his sword, but she dodged with a dimensional shift.

She blinked across billions of kilometers in an instant, popping up elsewhere.

"You can’t hit me, you can’t hit me, teehee."

Her voice freely spread through space, her form now close, now distant, teleporting at will.

Every so often, she would dash up close to make a face at him before darting away again.

This infuriated Yak to the point of madly chasing and slashing, but to no avail.

On the other side, or rather, in reality.

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