I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal
Chapter 108 - 99: Defects and Remediation

Chapter 108: Chapter 99: Defects and Remediation

His eyes could emit a temperature of 1500 degrees.

What kind of concept is this?

At 1500 degrees Celsius, it’s enough to melt nearly all common daily materials and many industrial ones, only excluding certain special metals with high melting points, some ores, and ceramics that wouldn’t melt.

In practical applications, such high temperatures generally occur only in fields like metallurgy, ceramic firing, and high-temperature experimental research.

If we are talking about dealing with organic matter and living organisms, there is even less to say.

All known organic materials and living organisms would decompose or carbonize at temperatures far below 1500℃, not to mention melting.

Amid all carbon-based organisms that are weak to fire, Chen Yun’s skill could be described as instantly possessing the top-tier attacking power on this planet.

No organism could withstand Chen Yun’s sky-splitting laser.

Even if placed before him, he could shoot right through even a blue whale, the largest of creatures.

Besides, there’s another important point.

The cool factor of this skill is also worth mentioning. As soon as abilities similar to the biological force field are in place, he could smoothly wear his underwear on the outside and cosplay as a superhuman without any dissonance.

Although it’s not as powerful as the superhuman’s thermal sight, it’s still quite an effective and cool attacking skill.

So after a moment of contemplation,

Chen Yun immediately decided without hesitation to steal the superhuman’s ability name, directly calling his new ability "thermal sight."

Feeling his spirit finally recovering from the bombardment of chaotic electromagnetic waves after just releasing a few blasts of thermal sight,

He observed the vividly colorful world under his spiritual power perception.

Thinking about the gains from his awakening today.

Recalling the carefree and unrestrained struggles with nature he had experienced before,

Chen Yun yelled loudly with a sense of refreshment.

This voice contained exhilaration and other complex meanings that were hard to comprehend.

After a long while,

the calmed-down Chen Yun, looking at the two corpses at his feet, his eyes once again filled with a red glow.

Thermal sight burst forth,

cutting the bodies into pieces, and the high temperature scorched the cut surfaces so that no blood flowed out.

Seeing this,

Chen Yun continued to cut the chopped bodies into even smaller pieces.

It was better to process these two corpses before dumping them.

However, this operation only lasted a few seconds before Chen Yun faintly felt dizzy and his eyes started to feel a bit sore—a feeling he had never experienced since his body had changed.

Touching the temperature around his eyes, Chen Yun realized that his body was reminding him that his use of thermal sight had reached its limit for the day.

In silence,

Chen Yun quietly waited ten seconds, trying to let his body’s recovery mechanism restore his ability to continue using thermal sight.

But when his eyes began to glow red again,

he immediately extinguished it.

The soreness and swelling feeling reappeared as soon as his eyes turned red.

Clearly, the recovery mechanism could not cool down the thermal sight.

This darkened Chen Yun’s expression.

The total use time of the thermal sight was only about ten seconds. Such a short-lived thermal sight undoubtedly had a major flaw.

But after a moment of silence, he realized that this was the consequence of his previous greed.

In the dream, he greedily chose two directions.

Indeed, during evolution, abilities emerged from two directions.

The bright white Light Point brought electromagnetic wave perception.

The red Light Point brought thermal sight.

But obviously, greed affected the slumber evolution mechanism, not only causing Chen Yun to wake up prematurely from the dream, but also leading both abilities to have defects without exception.

They had all undergone hyper-evolution, as if there were no mechanisms to restrict them at all.

Electromagnetic wave perception was too extensive; they were forced by instinct to reduce the perception range, gaining more color perception and the ability to sense certain frequencies of electromagnetic waves, including radio waves. But even so, it was still somewhat difficult to control.

Thermal sight seemed too temperature-intensive, and they couldn’t sustain the release for long before falling into a period of forced cooling of unknown duration, resulting in a substandard version of thermal sight.

After a long moment, Chen Yun shook his head.

Calamity relies on fortune, and fortune on calamity.

He didn’t need to worry too much about his situation; he just had to avoid being greedy in the future.

Luckily, the body fragments had become finely shredded within a limited time of dissection. Many areas had vaporized due to the thermal sight, and the rest had almost turned to charred remains due to the high heat radiation.

In that case, it was also possible to directly dispose of the bodies.

He pondered.

Silently, Chen Yun bent down, picked up the charred chunks of the dismembered bodies, and placed them into the burlap bags they were carrying.

Then, holding the two bags, he leaped down to the seabed where the tide had receded.

He chased after the direction of the receding tide at an extremely fast speed.

Each of his steps forcefully broke the exposed soft silt, blasting huge pits, leaving no footprints behind, and even the big pits would disappear with the morning tide.

Soon, Chen Yun came to the waves where the tide had almost stopped receding.

Then he opened the bags and took the carbonized, tiny chunks of bodies in his hand, using a layer of telekinesis.

He threw them one by one toward the distant sea.

With his strength, each piece flew extremely far, reaching an area too distant to be investigated.

After disposing of the bodies, Chen Yun jogged back to where the rocks were.

Looking at his fist marks and the molten traces of the thermal sight left there.

After a moment of contemplation, he decisively hit the rocks over and over with his fists.

The rocks, which had withstood many years of storms.

Under Chen Yun’s rapid demolition mode, they crumbled like fragile foam, easily pounded into rubble.

Particularly, the areas where Chen Yun had left marks were deliberately pulverized.

Looking at it now,

The shattered rocks, although abrupt, completely hid any traces left by Chen Yun. There would not be any issue if they were discovered.

Moreover, when the tide rose, the rubble and powder would also be carried away by the waves, leaving no trace.

Seeing this, Chen Yun nodded in satisfaction.

After confirming again that he had not left fingerprints or footprints, Chen Yun picked up the clothes and shoes he had left nearby and followed the scent of the two individuals.

He was adept at handling the aftermath.

With his powerful Transparent Perception, he could uncover everything about the two individuals, so a motorcycle they had brought couldn’t possibly be concealed from him.

He reached the motorcycle in a few moments.

Chen Yun, enduring the pain in his eyes, emitted another burst of thermal sight, turning the parts of the motorcycle that had a melting point below 1500 degrees into a pile of char, leaving only the metal frame.

Feeling the intense pain and knowing that he definitely couldn’t use thermal sight again shortly, Chen Yun calmly broke the remains of the motorcycle into fragments and scattered them into a secluded wilderness filled with rubble.

Then,

Chen Yun swiftly used telekinesis to erase the motorcycle’s tire tracks, continuing until he felt secure to stop nearly ten kilometers out on the road.

His Transparent World Perception ensured that all evidence was quickly eradicated at a speed comparable to a car.

Even if someone investigated the disappearance of those two individuals, who didn’t seem like good people, they could only find their last traces on the road surveillance footage up to ten kilometers away.

Then, the surrounding area included hundreds of kilometers of coastline, with vast wastelands and some villages and parks, impossible to begin searching.

No one would know they had been chopped up, turned into char, and thrown into the sea.

Looking at the sky, it was almost 4:30 in the morning.

Chen Yun put on his clothes and shoes and rushed toward the hotel at the beach park like a gust of wind across the empty land.

Upon nearing the populated area of the beach park, he expertly avoided the attention of cameras and passersby, and by nearly five o’clock, he was back in his hotel room.

Leisurely and calmly, he showered in his room’s bathroom to wash off the salt from the sea.

His relaxed posture bore no resemblance to someone who had gone to sea and committed murder in the middle of the night.