The world has turned into Hell's Game, why should I stay human?
Chapter 204 - 203 Are You Ready to Be Used by Me for Pleasure?

Chapter 204: Chapter 203 Are You Ready to Be Used by Me for Pleasure?

"Squeak squeak squeak~ (Uncle, I’m your cutest niece~)"

Liu Zheng squeaked in a high-pitched voice.

"Stop pretending. She’s too timid, where would such a strong murderous aura come from?"

The spider inside the box sneered.

"It’s fresh, hmm, it’s the scent of those bugs from the office buildings."

It sniffed and said.

"Embarrassing, isn’t it? I just wiped out a company’s management."

Since he could no longer keep up the act, Liu Zheng stopped pretending and ripped off the shedding shell.

"How did you persuade my niece to give you the shedding shell?"

The spider inside the box asked.

"I gave her an All Worm Banquet."

He replied.

"That’s quite generous of you. You’re paying such a high price, what do you want to get out of it?"

"I want to make a new uniform for the Bloody Restaurant’s driver, I need to buy special silk thread from you."

Liu Zheng said honestly.

"I see. Your luck is bad, had you not come when I was awake, I might not have seen through your disguise."

"But your luck is also good, had you not come when I was awake, even if I had mistaken you for my niece, I might not have sold you the silk thread."

The spider inside the box said.

"So you’re willing to sell me the silk thread?"

He caught the main point.

"Of course, I’m running a business, there’s no reason to refuse a deal."

The spider inside the box said.

"How much is it?"

He asked.

"It’s free, but I also want an All Worm Banquet."

"There’s none left, the last one already went into the spider lady’s stomach."

Liu Zheng shrugged and said.

"Then pull it out from her stomach."

The spider inside the box’s red eyes flashed a hint of ferocity.

"But she is your own niece."

Are family relations in the spider clan really that good?

"Hmph, as if human family members never stab each other in the back."

The spider inside the box scoffed.

"I don’t have any relatives, how would I know."

Liu Zheng said assertively.

"..."

The spider inside the box didn’t expect this kind of response and was momentarily thrown off.

"Either give me an All Worm Banquet, or prepare to become my dinner."

Unnoticed, the cave had been sealed again with webs, even thicker than before.

"Knowing that I just killed some bugs from a company, where do you get the courage to think about eating me?"

Liu Zheng calmly pulled out a boning knife, its blade reflecting a dazzling light under the crystal lamp.

"Did you really think that spiders aren’t considered bugs?"

He coldly said.

Although untested, the real damage from the Legendary Armor should also be effective against the webs.

"It seems my foolish niece didn’t give you enough information, don’t equate me with those bugs who work for others."

"Crack!"

The moment the spider inside the box finished speaking, the stick supporting the box toppled over.

The crimson eyes sank into the darkness of the box, and with them, the world outside the box as well.

The cave, which had just been as bright as daytime, instantly turned pitch black.

The dense darkness enveloped Liu Zheng like myriad webs.

"First, play with my toys a bit, and meanwhile, think it over. If you haven’t figured it out by the time my patience runs out, then you will join them."

A somewhat muffled voice came from inside the box.

At the same time, a few barely audible swooshing sounds occurred.

Liu Zheng heard it, but hearing was useless.

Although his hearing was far superior to an ordinary person, he was not blind, and was not accustomed to relying solely on hearing to judge the situation.

Moreover, the speed of the other was alarmingly fast.

"Bang!"

A heavy punch landed on Liu Zheng’s back.

The severe force caused him to stagger forward, and he spat out a mouthful of blood.

Just one punch had severely damaged his internal organs.

Unfortunately, that was all.

"Got you."

Liu Zheng sneered, flipping his hand to wrap a tentacle around the attacker’s arm.

The touch did not feel like flesh and blood, rather similar to when he wore the shedding shell.

However, what the attacker was did not matter, what mattered was that Liu Zheng had fixed their position.

The boning knife traced an arc in the darkness, chopping slightly to the right.

A sound like tearing fabric rang out, and the ambushing enemy was neatly chopped into two pieces.

"Interesting, this must be that Legendary delivery man’s armor, right?"

Though confined to the box, the spider inside the box was still well aware of everything inside the cave.

"I want to see how many of my toys you can damage," it sneered.

The swooshing sounds no longer hid, but continued as relentless as a crossbow firing.

Countless punches and kicks rained down on Liu Zheng, who was as helpless as a small boat in a storm.

Soon, he was beaten into an unrecognizable state by the simple physical attacks.

Although Liu Zheng couldn’t see it, his miserable appearance was fully visible to the spider inside the box, prompting it to emit a satisfied and bizarre laughter.

"It’s been a long time since I met someone like you; it almost made me think that the Metropolis had become genuinely humble and simple."

Despite his trembling voice, Liu Zheng’s enunciation remained clear.

"But this is good, I didn’t get enough of a thrill at the office building. Are you ready to be effortlessly handled by me?"

Despite being beaten into a state where he could not fight back, his tone was arrogantly confident.

And the spider inside the box felt a hint of danger from this.

Just as it was uncertain, Liu Zheng pulled out a succulent multi-headed abalone and stuffed it into his mouthpiece.

The deep sea burst multi-headed abalone, obtained in exchange for a dozen sewer fish, had a plain but effective quality.

However, when combined with another high-quality item he possessed, it could exert unparalleled power.

The abalone melted in his mouth, turning into a salty fresh water ball that dropped into his stomach.

Then, countless vapors emerged from Liu Zheng’s pores, the chilly, moist sensation invigorated his spirit.

"Heart of the Ocean (Enhanced) has taken effect."

The system’s voice chimed in just in time.

"It’s my turn now,"

Liu Zheng’s face twisted fiercely, his wounds healing at a rate visible to the naked eye.

The formerly unbearably heavy punches and kicks landing on him could no longer make him retreat a step.

"Name: Heart of the Ocean (Enhanced)"

"Effect one: Increase movement speed by 50% in water, breathe freely underwater."

"Effect two: Speed of recovery in water increases by 100%, damage taken in water decreases by 50%."

With one stroke, Liu Zheng cut a toy aiming for his belly in half at the waist.

With another stroke, he effortlessly beheaded another toy swinging a punch at him.

The fearless toys kept charging forward, and Liu Zheng tirelessly rendered them obsolete.

The "dead" toys were used as mats by the subsequent toys, which in turn were stepped on as stepping stones by even more toys that followed.

And Liu Zheng stepped on the corpses of these toys, rising higher and higher.

Eventually, he bumped his head against something hard.

Liu Zheng reached out a tentacle and touched it; it turned out to be that crystal chandelier.

He swung his knife again but missed.

Apparently, no more toys were coming to offer their heads.

"That’s it? I still had three minutes of real man time left."

He licked his lips somewhat reluctantly.

"Why don’t you let me chop for another three minutes, and then you can have your turn to kill me,"

Liu Zheng suggested.

"Hmph,"

The Box Weaver Spider snorted coldly.

The next second, the cave was bright again.

The intense light forced him to involuntarily close his eyes, but he opened them immediately.

Even as his eyes ached from the sharp stimulus, Liu Zheng, using his willpower, forced his eyelids not to shut again.

In his slightly blurry vision, countless human and non-human corpses wrapped in spider silk piled up into a mound under his feet.

The parts cut open by the boning knife revealed dry, hollow flesh.

"You do a good job with these mummies; Dr. Nile would probably have a lot to discuss with you."

Liu Zheng said, chuckling.

"These are not mummies; they are my toys,"

The Box Weaver Spider could not help but correct him.

"Same ingredients, doesn’t matter, he won’t charge you royalties anyway,"

He lifted his hoof and launched a powerful shot.

A toy head, with a whistling sound, shot towards a cardboard box.

The Box Weaver Spider made no attempt to dodge, allowing the toy head to strike the box.

"Bang!"

A loud collision echoed as the toy head shattered.

"Pretty tough."

Liu Zheng was somewhat surprised.

He had thought the box was enhanced by some supernatural force, but it turned out the material of the box itself was very tough.

But no matter, real damage is not only genuine to supernatural powers.

He gripped the boning knife, stepping down from the mountain of corpses, like a Grim Reaper approaching his next prey.

"You think you can defeat me by wrecking my toys?"

As Liu Zheng walked up to the box, the Box Weaver Spider said.

"Let’s find out. And if I can’t, there’s someone else."

He said, laughing.

"Who?"

The Box Weaver Spider scanned the cave warily but saw no third party present.

"It,"

Liu Zheng pulled out a chewing stick.

"Tendaros Hound!"

The Box Weaver Spider’s pupils shuddered.

"How dare you take such a thing out, do you think you can escape if it’s summoned?"

It questioned.

"No worries, I’m quite familiar with Tendaros; it won’t bite me. Besides, compared to me within a hemisphere, it might be more interested in you inside a cubic box,"

Liu Zheng glanced at the cave structure as he spoke.

"I must be extremely unlucky to end up with such a ’nice’ niece,"

The Box Weaver Spider gritted its teeth and said.

"It also had the misfortune of having you as such a ’nice’ uncle,"

Was this guy forgetting that he had just encouraged him to cut open the Weaver Spider’s mother for a meal?

"Hmm. Give me a hundred thousand, and the silk is yours,"

The Box Weaver Spider ignored his sarcasm.

"A hundred thousand? That’s too cheap, isn’t it? I don’t even want to buy it if it’s that cheap,"

Liu Zheng feigned surprise.

"Then how much do you think it should cost you?"

The Box Weaver Spider doubted this human had gone mad, but it didn’t mind making a better deal from it.

"I think it should be at least five hundred thousand,"

He said earnestly.

"Alright, give me five hundred thousand, and the silk is yours,"

The Box Weaver Spider said decisively.

"Is five hundred thousand enough?"

"Enough,"

The Box Weaver Spider took the offer while it was favorable.

"Good. Now that we’ve settled the price of the silk, let’s talk about how much my ’Supreme Royal Unrivaled Deep Sea Burst Multi-headed Abalone’ is worth,"

Liu Zheng said, smiling.