Catastrophe Containment Facility
Chapter 691 - 681: Blasphemous Bai Du

Chapter 691: Chapter 681: Blasphemous Bai Du

The Guide sat on a small stool, his face adorned with a very warm smile.

Many ordinary people around him saw him and responded with kind smiles, yet no one thought the Guide was out of the ordinary, even though he had a huge halo on his back.

Divinity is a very magical thing, capable of easily twisting the thoughts of the ordinary people around it, and even those of lower-level superpower users.

For the Guide to use his Divinity to avoid drawing attention was just the most basic application of it.

The Guide was curious to see just how long Wen Wen could hide.

When Wen Wen came out, he really wanted to have a good talk with him.

After all, the Guide had once been a part of the Sanctuary, and although his access to Sanctuary privileges had been stripped, he didn’t want to completely fall out with the Sanctuary.

His memory wasn’t entirely complete, so he wasn’t sure if pushing the Sanctuary too far would lead to new complications.

But if he truly couldn’t come to an agreement with Wen Wen... then he would have to kill him!

If the Sanctuary had chosen to become history, why couldn’t it just keep sinking into oblivion instead of trying to revive?

Suddenly, the Guide frowned and looked around.

He discovered that there were seven True Order Realm superpower users surrounding him!

"How could they appear here? Did Wen Wen contact them? He should still be trapped in the Sanctuary..."

"Oh, I get it now, it’s the phone... That little gadget humanity recently invented, I’ve been a bit careless..."

"But this is also good. If all the True Order has come here, then no one over there will be able to stop Stein."

The Guide stood up and said loudly to the people, "Do you know what I hate the most about the Hunter Association?"

Xun Qing impatiently said, "We don’t want to play riddles with you, who are you exactly?"

Without answering Xun Qing, the Guide emitted a bright white light from his body, engulfing an entire street block with pedestrians, trees, all turning into basic particles under the white light.

The Guide hovered in mid-air with a cold expression, "I hate every single thing about you!"

A great battle erupted in Nim City without any warning.

...

"You gave birth to this?"

Wen Wen held a small stick, curiously prodding at the black flesh ball with a full face of wonder.

The Black Blood Princess’s face turned slightly red, not from shyness but anger; how could Wen Wen not be clearer about how this thing came into existence?

"Tsk tsk, fascinating, I didn’t expect you to give birth so quickly."

"There’s a myth in the Capital District, a woman who gave birth to a flesh ball after three months of pregnancy, and out of that flesh ball a little Immortal popped out. Couldn’t there be a little baby inside this black ball as well?"

Wen Wen casually took out a steel knife, eager to try it on the black flesh ball.

But then he immediately remembered that when he shot the Black Blood Princess with the Bow of Gestation, he was thinking of Monkey Jaw Thunder, and if this thing was like Monkey Jaw Thunder and turned out to be a bomb, stabbing it with a knife could lead to an explosion and really spoil things.

"I’ll take your baby away for research, you just take care of your postpartum, giving birth to such a thing isn’t easy."

"Oh, right, you might still be unfamiliar with this place, it’s a great place here, free rent and utilities, and every day they teach you some useful knowledge, to make you into monsters that are useful to society..."

As Wen Wen muttered, he dragged the black ball away with chains, disappearing into the corridor.

Black Blood Princess looked at the bizarre black orb with not a hint of a mother’s reluctance to let go, but instead felt a sense of relief that the thing was no longer at her side. However, she was skeptical about what Wen Wen had just said, as this place didn’t seem nearly as wonderful as he had described.

Half an hour later, on the third floor of the Sanctuary, Wen Wen finally completed the test of the black flesh orb.

At first glance, this thing looked like a flesh orb, but it was actually more akin to a bouncy ball. Once thrown, as long as it hit something, it would bounce back to its point of origin.

Of course, elasticity was not the main feature of this thing—its main feature was poison!

Wen Wen conducted tests with several monsters, first by slamming the orb against Ais Wakaz, who immediately felt dizzy and nauseous, a feeling that persisted even now.

When it hit a Middle Order Monster, it passed out right away—with no telling how long it would take to wake up.

If it were to hit a monster below the Disaster Level, it’s likely that, like the Black Blood Princess, they would simply never wake up again.

Although the black orb was produced by the current Disaster Level strength of the Black Blood Princess, its toxin originated from that strange apple and was intended by the Black Blood Princess to poison and kill her Upper Sequence mother, the Ice Queen.

So, it was quite natural for it to have such a potent toxin.

After a personal demonstration by the Black Blood Princess, Wen Wen was now certain that the Bow of Gestation could indeed allow a pregnant individual to produce something, and that something might carry a part of the pregnant individual’s supernatural power with it.

In the future, if Wen Wen wanted to eliminate monsters in a more humane way, he could first have them give birth to their supernatural powers and then proceed with a humane destruction.

But this wouldn’t work in combat, as powerful beings capable of fighting with Wen Wen could simply induce a miscarriage to prevent the extraction of superpower traits.

Therefore, Wen Wen was planning to find a way to test a method that would allow something to be born immediately upon impact.

After much effort, Wen Wen, noticing it was getting late, dialed Xun Qing’s phone number—he needed to confirm whether the Guide was still on guard outside.

The call connected, and Wen Wen eagerly asked, "Hello, Old Xun, have you guys caught the True Sequence yet?"

"They haven’t caught me."

A familiar voice came through the phone, but it was not the one Wen Wen was hoping to hear.

It was the Guide’s voice!

Wen Wen felt a chill run through his body. Seven True Sequences had made a move and they hadn’t caught the Guide?

And how did Xun Qing’s phone end up in the Guide’s possession? Could it be that Xun Qing was killed...?

The voice on the other end sounded slightly weary, "Don’t worry, that sword-playing kid is fine. I just took his phone from him."

After the Guide said this, Wen Wen believed him.

He knew that Xun Qing was always lax, constantly wearing the Ranger Terminal on his belt, so Wen Wen wouldn’t be surprised at all if it got stolen.

The Guide cleared his throat and said, "I saw with my own eyes that you entered the Sanctuary; I’ve already figured out your identity, so there’s no need for us to beat around the bush. Let’s be straightforward with each other."

Wen Wen was silent for a moment, then said in a deep voice, "Who exactly are you, and what is your purpose?"

Now he no longer denied his relationship with the Sanctuary.

"You don’t know my purpose?"

The Guide burst into loud laughter; he seemed to breathe a sigh of relief.

"You don’t know me, which means you haven’t opened the fourth floor of the Sanctuary yet."

"I might as well tell you straight, my name is Bai Du, but you might be more familiar with another name of mine—that name is... God Scourge."