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Chapter 86 - 76: How to Counter an Attack? Just Blow it Up!_2

Chapter 86: Chapter 76: How to Counter an Attack? Just Blow it Up!_2

As he continued forward, the number of Ghost Bees began to decrease, but their strength gradually increased.

He even saw a Ghost Bee half the size of a person attacking him, which was promptly shredded by several Spirit Blades before it could touch the outer protection of the Magic Domain.

However, such a large Ghost Bee was alone; it must have been the ace of the hive. There were no more beyond that point.

Upon reaching the second floor of the villa, Gu Shanhai saw a massive Ghost Bee laying eggs in the center of a room, at least the size of a small car, just coiled up in the center.

This was the Queen Bee, which, upon noticing Gu Shanhai’s arrival, did not rush over. Instead, it continuously summoned its guards.

But everything was already determined. Gu Shanhai’s gaze did not linger on the Queen Bee. Instead, he focused on the plant under the abdomen of the Ghost Bee Queen.

The Ghost Bee Queen seemed to notice Gu Shanhai’s gaze and instinctively covered up the energy Spirit Plant.

"Somewhat clever, but not much," Gu Shanhai did not care about the Ghost Bee Queen’s subtle movements. He pinched a Spirit Blade and shot it out, piercing the head of the Ghost Bee Queen in an instant.

He Lingyun had said there was no danger, and now it was confirmed—indeed, as long as he went all out with his firepower.

...

"This thing, doesn’t seem like a normal lifeform?" Gu Shanhai remarked, looking at the dissipating Ghost Bee Queen, his expression still somewhat rigid.

He found that after the death of the main body, the Ghost Bee hive still existed, did not collapse, and even the swarm of bees still persisted.

However, they had fallen into chaos, and a large number of Ghost Bees began to slay each other, seemingly trying to recreate a new Queen Bee from the spirits.

Having obtained the energy Spirit Plant, Gu Shanhai broke through the walls and the semi-transparent beehive that had extended outdoors, and he sped off.

Now that he had what he came for, he definitely had to leave. As for the idea of capturing the Queen Bee alive to use as a Gu Worm, he abandoned it.

The thing was as big as a car; not something easy to carry around. Even one the size of a human head he didn’t want, let alone something that far exceeded his needs. Plus, it couldn’t be used as a mount.

With the size of the Queen Bee, whether it could fly at all was another question.

But after he left with the energy Spirit Plant, he found that the originally semi-transparent beehive and the Ghost Bees had become even more transparent.

Once he had quickly left the urban village, the Ghost Bees and the hive collapsed in a moment, as if they had lost some form of sustenance.

Seeing this, Gu Shanhai also stopped, his expression carrying a trace of confusion.

"What’s going on?" His expression was puzzled; he had not anticipated this kind of event—it was too coincidental.

"Could it be that the energy Spirit Plant leaving its corresponding area caused the symbiosis to fail?"

"It seems that the source of the power was indeed this energy Spirit Plant."

Gu Shanhai thought to himself that the energy Spirit Plant was very likely related to energy and was quite suitable for him.

What he lacked the most was energy. With sufficient logistical support, his combat power would rise sharply. In the realm of players, no one could be his opponent, not even those with heaven-defying talents. Gu Shanhai was confident he could defeat them.

The reason he refrained from taking action was because of his mana. For other players, his blue light bar might seem plentiful, but for Gu Shanhai, it was barely enough energy to support even a single large-scale experiment. Each time, he had to break them down into various smaller experiments.

"I’ll identify it with Yuan Suo Grass when I find a safe spot," Gu Shanhai recognized the plant but didn’t know its specific abilities.

While escaping, he cast a healing spell to rejuvenate his body’s cells, instantly boosting his speed.

Using healing spells merely for healing would truly be a waste. They were a means to harness vitality, so giving himself a temporary boost was not a problem.

’If it weren’t for the rarity and the inability to accurately locate these energy plants, I wouldn’t want to leave.’

If not for He Lingyun’s help in locating them, he would never have found so many energy plants.

Gu Shanhai had indeed considered asking He Lingyun to pinpoint all the locations, but obviously, that was unlikely.

If it were He Lingyun before awakening his abilities, perhaps he could have helped him out, but the now-returned He Lingyun had already mingled with the shadow of the gods among men, so it was probably impossible. If He Lingyun were to give him the locations, he would have done so already; Gu suspected he had his own considerations.

If he really obtained the locations of all the ability plants, he definitely wouldn’t leave; even if it disrupted all his subsequent plans, it would be worth it.

After running for nearly ten kilometers, Gu Shanhai finally stopped; he was now barely safe, at least at a good distance away.

"Find a place to rest..."

Gu Shanhai’s gaze searched through the surrounding high-rise buildings for a good spot to rest while preparing to appraise the ability plant, but suddenly, his heart skipped a beat. It seemed as if some kind of crisis was looming over him, thus he instinctively stepped back.

Bang~

A gunshot followed closely behind.

Gu Shanhai’s expression changed. First, he looked around at the potholes, and in his mind, he pictured if he hadn’t stepped back just now, the bullet would have struck right at his temple.

However, it was only an ordinary firearm, and at most, it could only break through the outer defenses of his Magic Domain. It wasn’t as powerful as the magic-imbued thermal weapons from the previous world.

"Player or native?"

"Doesn’t matter. Whichever you are, you’re dead."

Gu Shanhai’s face twisted with ferocity. He had nurtured his character and not provoked anyone during these days, but why was there always someone who wanted to mess with him?

There were clearly no intersecting interests or grudges between anyone.

Holding the Spirit Blade wrapped in a Mana aura, he forcefully threw it, simply calculating the approximate position by the trajectory.

He only knew which building it was, not the exact location, but no matter, the Spirit Blade was just a carrier. The real lethality lay in the Mana aura.

Boom~

A violent explosion sounded. Holy Light, flames, poison, and various other attribute energies intertwined, erupting in a display of Gu Shanhai’s rage between the high-rise buildings.

This was just the beginning. If the other party wanted to kill him, Gu Shanhai naturally couldn’t let it go; he absolutely had to settle the score properly.

He rushed into that building at high speed, utilizing the divining sense of Yuan Suo Grass to its fullest, his keen perception tracking any trace that didn’t belong to him.

But just after entering one floor, he stopped. The building was simply too huge, and with multiple stairwells, what if he missed the other party? After all, his instincts weren’t 100% accurate.

"Searching floor by floor, what a hassle. Just blow up the place."

Gu Shanhai’s demeanor calmed. Revenge had to be efficient and methodic. Going up to find the other person would give them the upper hand. But if he just blew up their cover, then the initiative would return to Gu Shanhai.

After circling around, he quickly understood the load-bearing structure of the entire building, and after calculating, he determined the order of explosions necessary to achieve the collapse at the position he needed.

He finished setting up the timed explosive Mana auras and naturally made a swift retreat.

For Gu Shanhai, combat wasn’t about close-quarters brawling; it was all about killing the enemy by whatever means.

As to why the enemy wanted to kill him, it didn’t matter. It was one of those few reasons, and as long as they died, that was enough.

He was a man of broad mind; debts were settled with death, and he wasn’t one to beat a dead horse.

Of course, if the other party didn’t die, that was a different matter.

"Hope you’re tough enough to survive," Gu Shanhai said, and then he heard a violent explosion, followed by cracks spreading throughout the building.

Then, naturally, a series of explosive blasts occurred one after the other.

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