Super Invincible Battleship
Chapter 766

Chapter 766: Chapter 321: Fate Connection Chapter 766: Chapter 321: Fate Connection Duan Hongye, driven by a quest for answers, located the basement of the Ancestral Home, but he never expected to witness a scene that would defy his belief. This moment had such a profound impact on Duan Hongye that his thoughts went blank for a while.

Upon discovering the intruding Duan Hongye, Brother Huan, who had been holding Big Black Dog at the sidelines to watch, grew indignant, feeling that his dignity had been compromised by a filthy beggar, especially in front of his new underling–this, he could not tolerate.

Brother Huan shouted furiously, “Where did you come from, beggar? How dare you intrude here? Do you know what this place is? This is the Ancestral Home of the Duan Family…”

Gradually, Duan Hongye's mind regained its ability to think. As he looked at his sister's miserable state on the stone bed, his body trembled uncontrollably. Lifting his head, his face transformed with an intense murderous aura. With a simple gesture, Brother Huan felt the air solidify around him like stone, suspending him midair.

With a wave of his hand from Duan Hongye, Brother Huan was hurled through the air towards him. In the terror-filled gaze of Brother Huan, Duan Hongye punched fiercely, sending him flying into the stone wall behind. Brother Huan's body was intact while he was airborne, but the moment he hit the wall, his body exploded, muscles and blood splattering everywhere, like Duan Hongye had splashed a basin of fresh blood against the stone wall.

Little Ren on the stone bed saw Brother Huan's body disintegrate and was stunned into paralysis, scrambling to flee the bed. Duan Hongye chased with a sway of his body, colliding fiercely into Little Ren and plastering him against the stone wall as well–another gruesome mural of flesh and blood.

Big Black Dog, petrified by the overwhelming power emanating from Duan Hongye, attempted to bolt with its tail tucked between its legs, but a kick from Duan Hongye shattered its body midair, turning it into a splatter of blood and entrails on the ceiling. Duan Hongye then sprinted forward, slaughtering every dog and pig in the nearby cages and shattering the racks of torture instruments.

After killing the direct perpetrators who violated his sister, Duan Hongye approached the woman on the stone bed. For some reason, though it had been many years since he last saw his sister, he knew immediately upon seeing her that she was his long-lost sibling, Duan Hongyu.

Duan Hongye looked at his sister's pitiful state, his heart brimming with rage. He reached out to brush away the hair over her face. But Duan Hongyu, terrified of him, kept retreating and making “Huo Huo” sounds, grabbing what was left of the tattered blanket to shield her chest.

Duan Hongye's heart ached unbearably. His sister, once bright and lovely, had endured endless torture here, and none of her childhood beauty and charm could be seen on her now. But something then reminded Duan Hongye of something, and he rapidly vibrated the muscles and diaphragm in his body, flinging all the dirt off himself with the tremors.

A cloud of dust enveloped Duan Hongye for a short while before dissipating. The filth on his clothes and skin vanished without a trace, reinstating the clean and tidy young man he had been.

Duan Hongye tied his long hair back and showed his face to Duan Hongyu, shaking his head from side to side, “Duan Hongyu, I'm your brother, my name is Duan Hongye, do you still remember me?”

Upon seeing the true face of Duan Hongye, Duan Hongyu's vacant eyes started to move. Suddenly, she reached out, her hand tentatively touching Duan Hongye's face, managing with great difficulty to utter, “Brother… brother…” Her voice was obviously damaged, sounding coarse and harsh, very unpleasant to the ear.

However, hearing this word 'brother,' Duan Hongye couldn't help his tears from streaming down. Ever since his sister's disappearance at the age of twelve, he had always imagined what their reunion would be like but never expected it to be such a desolate scene. Fortunately, Duan Hongye hadn't changed much in appearance from his childhood, and his sister recognized him.

Duan Hongye removed the wretched–but forcefully cleaned–clothes from his body and covered his sister, whose body was marred with scars. Duan Hongyu clutched the clothes to hide her body. Suddenly, she cracked a smile, flung herself into Duan Hongye's arms, and burst into inconsolable tears.

At a loss, Duan Hongye could only gently pat his sister's shoulders, murmuring words of comfort. After a long time, Duan Hongyu finally stopped crying. Perhaps due to a prolonged lack of conversation, Duan Hongyu's ability to speak was impaired, and she couldn't articulate a coherent response to Duan Hongye's questions.

Duan Hongye stepped outside the room and dragged the old man he had knocked out inside, throwing him onto the ground. Stomping furiously, he kicked the old man awake. Duan Hongye was so incensed by the vile acts committed against his sister that his kick was merciless, shattering the old man's limbs. If not for needing to interrogate him, Duan Hongye would have killed him without hesitation.

As the old man regained consciousness from the excruciating pain, he instantly realized he had lost all sensation in his limbs. Upon seeing Duan Hongye, he was shocked and blurted out, “Duan Hongye, how did you come here, you shouldn't be here?”