Catastrophe Containment Facility
Chapter 295 - 293: Monster Mount

Chapter 295: Chapter 293: Monster Mount

The monster did not respond to Chu Wei’s words because it could not understand human language, but it could sense that the guy in front of it was extremely dangerous, terrifyingly dangerous!

However, the monsters here had never left the Underground Palace since they were born; they had no language or culture of their own and merely lived in ignorance.

So it had no idea how to react when it felt fear; it thought the sensation was urging it to fight desperately!

So it charged towards Chu Wei, who did not resist but instead adopted a welcoming gesture, allowing the monster to bite into his body.

Then, with a look of compassion in his eyes, he gently wrapped his arms around the monster’s body that was biting him, as if comforting the huge beast.

But starting from where they touched, the monster’s skin began to turn grey and white, its Life Force draining away rapidly. When the grey and white spread throughout its body, it died.

It died silently...

Chu Wei let go of the monster and quickly returned to his normal state, his wounds also healing rapidly.

Then, without using a knife, he simply pulled off the meaty tumor with a light tug and placed it into his bag.

"I wonder if this lifeless piece of flesh still counts. Alas, why was I so heavy-handed? In that state, I’m still not good at controlling myself."

Chu Wei shook his head, crushed the blue crystal, and a light blue halo enveloped his body.

He had fought here for too long. Although he did not feel tired at all and was still ready for more battles, his clothes were all torn, which would be somewhat inconvenient if he ran into someone he knew.

...

At this time, Wen Wen also encountered a monster.

This monster looked exactly the same as the one that devoured Chu Wei at the beginning, also a Disaster-Level creature.

Wen Wen stood still, curiously observing it. What kind of power upgrade could this beast-like monster bring him?

The monster, meanwhile, shielded its eyes, warily watching Wen Wen. It was the first time it had seen a glowing two-legged creature.

Ultimately, the monster could not resist. It opened its wide mouth, and a bright red tongue shot out, its tip sharp like the point of a spear.

Wen Wen slightly tilted his head and dodged it, then caught the tongue and tied it into a knot.

The monster, trying to retract its tongue, fumbled in its attempts to untie the most basic knot with its Wild Beast-like dexterity.

"It’s a mentally challenged monster, huh? Its back is quite wide, quite suitable as a mount."

So Wen Wen simply jumped onto the monster’s back, and despite the violent thrashing and struggling of the creature, Wen Wen stood firm as if rooted, and it could not shake him off no matter what.

The monster’s eyes then narrowed, and its tail stabbed towards Wen Wen, the tip slightly deep purple, possibly venomous.

"Since it’s a mount, it’s not so good to have a tail that could easily prick the master on the back."

Wen Wen’s Catastrophe Gloves appeared, and he directly grabbed its tail stinger. After doing so, Wen Wen noticed countless tiny, almost imperceptible barbs on the stinger, which would be troublesome if they penetrated him.

Thus, Wen Wen cut off the tip of the tail and, after ensuring it would not regenerate too quickly, tied a knot with the tail and put it back in place, just as brutally.

At this point, the monster felt like crying without tears, feeling very wronged. It thought this two-legged creature was too bullying. If it wanted to kill or slash, it should just do it quickly, instead of torturing a monster, which is no act of a hero.

After realizing it could not deal with the two-legged creature no matter how much it struggled, the monster stopped its efforts as if it had resigned itself to fate.

Wen Wen raised an eyebrow and released a chain with a sharpened edge toward the monster, binding its neck.

"I don’t care whether you understand or not, but you’re my mount now. Whatever I tell you to do, you must do."

The monster felt a strong command from the chains that cut into its skin, but it valiantly resisted, unwilling to submit.

"Without fully integrating it into the body within the Sanctuary, I can’t exert too much control, huh. I wonder how Wen Li managed to do it..."

However, Wen Wen also had a way. Since it was resisting, then breaking its will to resist would do.

So Wen Wen squatted in front of the monster’s head, extending a finger next to its eye.

The monster was puzzled; what was a single finger going to do? Therefore, it tried to bite the finger, but it was already so strained resisting the pull of the chains that even attempting to move freely was difficult for it.

With his other hand, Wen Wen shielded his eyes, then lit up his finger.

The monster writhed in pain from the bright light until Wen Wen, seeing it was almost at its limit, stopped.

Just when the monster had begun to feel comfortable for a moment, Wen Wen’s finger lit up again!

After a few repetitions, the monster finally bowed its head, signaling its submission to Wen Wen.

Wen Wen flashed a smile, jumped onto the monster’s back, made it run around in search of other monsters by driving it with the chains.

But Wen Wen soon discovered that the other monsters seemed to be avoiding him, the glow from his body making them uncomfortable, so they preferred to deal with other monsters rather than approach him for trouble.

Even this monster had run straight to Wen Wen only because it was Silly, which allowed Wen Wen to catch it.

If he switched to a non-luminous state, there would be monsters coming, but staying in a non-luminous state with the Angel Physique felt very uncomfortable.

"If you all don’t come, how can I complete the mission?"

Wen Wen frowned his lips and started to study the monster he was riding.

He found that the monsters here seemed to have fully adapted to living underground, their vision had degenerated, and they hunted only by relying on hearing and smell.

"Hehehe, you don’t want to come because the temptation isn’t strong enough. Well, I’ll just have to increase the stakes."

Wen Wen chuckled and entered the Sanctuary, then quickly made his way to Tao Qingqing’s cell.

At that moment, Tao Qingqing was lying comfortably on a sofa, holding a wine glass filled with ice cubes and fresh blood, engrossing herself in a TV show and occasionally sipping the blood wine, her life was quite content.

Yes, Wen Wen even provided her with a television...

Wen Wen speculated that the Sanctuary was in an independent isolated space, but somehow it still received signals, the principle of which was a mystery to him.

"You’ve come to bring me more nice stuff," said Tao Qingqing, stretching her body and looking at Wen Wen with hopeful eyes. Wen Wen usually brought her nice things when he visited.

But this time was different. Wen Wen walked up to her expressionlessly, snatched her wine glass, and then vanished from before her eyes.

Tao Qingqing was stunned for two or three seconds before she realized her drink had been taken.

She then jumped to the ceiling, raging like thunder.

"What does he want to do, what?!"

Outside the cell, Wen Wen instructed a prison guard serving in the Disaster Area to fetch a few bags of blood for Tao Qingqing, as it wouldn’t be good for her to get too angry.

As for why he didn’t just take the blood bags directly but chose to snatch them from Tao Qingqing’s hands, this could only be attributed to Wen Wen’s mischievous streak.