I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal
Chapter 354 - 241 When Spiritual Power Can Penetrate the Surface of Biological Bodies_2

Chapter 354: Chapter 241 When Spiritual Power Can Penetrate the Surface of Biological Bodies_2

All creatures are extraordinarily fragile within their bodies.

When Chen Yun’s telekinesis could pass through the exteriors of living beings and directly touch their insides,

crushing a heart would merely be the most basic operation.

Controlling the reversal of blood flow, severing muscle fibers, and other such operations would all pose no issue.

On the journey back to Qixi City,

Chen Yun used himself and the many selflessly giving fish in the ocean to conduct a series of experiments related to his current spiritual power.

Firstly,

even after possessing spiritual power that could penetrate the exteriors of living organisms, Chen Yun still couldn’t use that power to internally inspect his own bodily condition.

Secondly,

when his spirit touched these fish, it no longer stopped at the exterior of their bodies as it had done before.

Instead, his consciousness seemed to become a light breeze, effortlessly penetrating the barrier of scales and skin, delving deep into their complex and exquisite inner world.

Chen Yun could feel a labyrinth constructed of intricate textures; they were the fish’s skeletal frameworks, supporting their free swimming in the vast ocean.

Next, his attention was caught by a pulsating blue gemstone.

It was the heart of the fish, each beat pumping the spring of life—blood—through a complex network of blood vessels, nourishing every cell.

He observed the gill filaments gently swaying in the water, like delicate filters, extracting precious oxygen from the current while releasing carbon dioxide.

He was also able to directly observe their muscles tensing in danger and relaxing in peace when they felt safe.

Chen Yun also noticed the staggering diversity in physiological structures exhibited by different species of fish.

Some possessed complex digestive systems, suited for breaking down various types of food; others had evolved unique reproductive mechanisms to ensure the continuation of their species...

While observing, Chen Yun’s spiritual power targeted a fish, slowly infiltrating beneath its skin. The fish’s internal structure unfolded in his mind, like a detailed anatomical chart.

Carefully, he channeled his spiritual power as if it were the finest scalpel, focused on several slender, delicate bones near the fish’s spine.

With a faint tremble from the concentration of spiritual power, those bones silently fractured under the influence of an invisible force.

Yet externally, it seemed as though none detected this subtle change; telekinesis at work within a living organism was that imperceptible.

However, the fish immediately reacted,

like waves suddenly rising on a calm sea.

It shuddered violently, its tail fin thrashing as if plagued by an unseen terror, its swimming path instantly became erratic and disordered.

It seemed to sense an anomaly within its body, an indescribable discomfort that instinctively made it want to flee this sudden disturbance.

Seeing this, Chen Yun nonchalantly put an end to the fish’s life.

His observation and experimentation had achieved their purpose.

A series of observations and experiments had essentially proven one thing: his Spiritual Body passed through living beings smoothly, and the application of telekinesis was as unimpeded as when performed externally.

The silky application of such powerful abilities excited yet also made him cautious.

Although Chen Yun’s telekinesis had not yet reached an astonishing level of strength in macro operations and still could not achieve sufficient precision on a micro level,

this particular breakthrough in the domain opened up entirely new strategic possibilities for him.

He realized that by precisely utilizing this newly acquired ability, he could cause fatal damage within living organisms, something traditional physical attacks could scarcely match.

Such an application of telekinesis transcended the realm of mere power struggles and entered the field of precise internal control of biological bodies.

By finely tuning the release of telekinesis, one could achieve non-invasive intervention in key physiological structures within the target, such as accurately affecting nerve signal transmission, regulating hormone secretion, etc., all these were advanced control over biological functions without relying on large-scale physical destruction.

While continuing to deepen his understanding and mastery of his abilities,

Chen Yun had also returned to the Qixi City coastline.

After dressing in his clothes left in the small woods, he headed toward Zhengjia Village with a somewhat complex mood.

Feeling somewhat conflicted was unavoidable.

As he had previously said, he was becoming less and less like a human.

An extra-dimensional sense of smell had not yet made him feel overly alienated from the human community, but spiritual power capable of penetrating living organisms undeniably manifested this sense of alienation very vividly.

When he returned to Zhengjia Village,

everyone appeared to him in complete detail.

It wasn’t nakedness, but rather living anatomical charts walking around.

He could see more than the unevenness of people’s skin, mites, oil stains, dust...

Now he could see people’s muscle structures, skeletal frameworks, blood flow...

Even the undigested food residue in their stomachs, the unexpelled fecal matter in their intestines, and the fishy, stinky liquid stored in their bladders...

These sights, originally hidden inside the human body, were starkly exposed to Chen Yun’s eyes, forming a series of vivid yet slightly eerie images.

It was like a scene straight out of a Cthulhu mythos.

Chunks of flesh crawled on the ground, and the constantly changing, swelling, and shrinking contours of blood-red muscles chilled one to the bone.

Most organs were covered with a sticky liquid, and occasionally at some special areas, rotting bubbles would burst, accompanied by a pungent stench.

Within these lumps of flesh, one could faintly make out twisted, tangled fibers and regularly beating organs, working to some indescribable rhythm.

The air around seemed to grow heavy, as if time and space were distorted here, and the boundaries of reality became unclear.

This unprecedented perspective ability undoubtedly deepened the divide between him and ordinary people, making him feel an unprecedented loneliness and a sense of being an outsider.

Chen Yun didn’t know how to describe this feeling.

He only knew that standing in the center of the village, he could feel a strong sense of alienation.

Although everyone was close to him,

It felt extraordinarily distant.

However, after a moment of contemplation, Chen Yun quickly returned to normal.

He had been through this too many times.

Honestly, he’d become somewhat accustomed to it.

The shock of the tenth evolution was significant, but he had experienced such transformative changes before.

The current Chen Yun,

His will was like steel.

At noon, the fishing village by the sea was bathed in a quiet and blazing sunlight. The sunlight poured down directly, casting a golden glow over the whole village, every tile, every grain of sand sparkled with dazzling light.

The entire village seemed to be covered by a golden filter, where time seemed to flow more slowly, making one forget the noise of the world and wanting to be immersed in this tranquility and beauty.

In the eyes of others, the scene was extraordinarily beautiful.

But in Chen Yun’s eyes, if seen by others at this moment, the view would be extremely horrific.

Countless skinless flesh-and-blood bodies, fleshless skeletal frames, filled his perceptions amidst the seemingly beautiful surroundings.

But Chen Yun was unfazed.

His will of steel enabled him to ignore it all.

Most importantly, this spiritual power’s perspective on biological bodies was controllable; he could truly turn off this function and ignore these things.

So,

Chen Yun simply disregarded the countless walking anatomical models around him.

He strode back home instead.

Rather than reflecting on it here, it was better to continue figuring out the changes brought about by the latest slumber evolution.

The new abilities from this tenth evolution had yet to be tested.

He also had some ideas he wanted to test further about spiritual power and extra-dimensional sense of smell.

Seeing that tomorrow was the May Day holiday, and he was going to go out with Jiang Anping and others to a forest scenic area in the Southwest of Sichuan.

It was best to understand and clarify all the numerous changes since the tenth evolution by tonight.

Then...

He could safely start his May Day trip and global travel.

He had thought about global travel as soon as his body began to change, but he had suppressed the idea until he was strong enough to travel anywhere with peace of mind.

Chen Yun had been holding back until now.

Now, the opportunity had almost arrived.

With these thoughts,

Chen Yun returned to the small courtyard of Zheng Yuliang’s home.