Life Game In Other World
Chapter 1102: Gods’ Circle Kick (Big - for Monthly Tickets)

Chapter 1102: Chapter 1102: Gods’ Circle Kick (Big Chapter for Monthly Tickets)

Main World

A huge shadow of the planet loomed over cities and countrysides, obliterating the bright sun and moon.

In every corner of this world, from polar ice caps to deserts, from plateaus to islands.

Every inch of land was buried under that enormous shadow.

In the darkness, indefinable shadows writhed, and the air was filled with a strange radiance.

Announcements in the broadcast echoed, forbidding anyone from looking up, but there were always those who couldn’t resist the urge and lifted their heads.

As the massive planetary Phantom Shadow and the blood-red olive-shaped object filled their pupils, writhing flesh also proliferated under their smooth skin.

Fear spread with the night, and the mottled light twisted the dim writhing.

An invisible tremble echoed under the silent shadow, reverberating deep within everyone’s soul.

Inside the Research Institute, Liu Zhengyun glanced at the ’sky’ on the screen, then quickly averted his gaze.

Transmission through electronic devices could somewhat reduce the pollution, and glass infused with Mithril could also block the pollution to some extent.

Through multiple layers of transmission via a Mithril display, pollution could be effectively reduced, yet even so, they could not look at the screen for more than a second.

"Is this the World Apocalypse?"

Next to him, a voice whispered huskily, "Are we ultimately going to be destroyed?"

A hint of bright red had already spread from the young man’s pupils.

The ready and alert personnel nearby hurriedly dragged him away and installed the prepared restraints.

He had gazed at the screen for no more than a second, yet he was still afflicted by the pollution.

Liu Zhengyun lowered his head and glanced at the unconnected call on his phone.

Li Cheng was taken away by Hao Yi, and Wu Ganglie couldn’t be contacted.

He turned his gaze back to the scene on the display.

The suspected Relic Planet’s reflection, obscuring much of the sky, with a blood-red olive-shaped object hanging high in front of that planet.

Vaguely, he could see a figure as large as a planet, brimming with starlight, floating in front of the olive-shaped object.

Some kind of invisible radiance connected the real world, the blood-red olive-shaped object, and that enormous Relic Planet.

And the moment Liu Zhengyun noticed that Starlight Figure, it seemed to sense his prying as well, turning its gaze towards him.

That gaze traversed endless time, through the layers of Mithril displays, effortlessly reaching right before Liu Zhengyun.

In that instant, as if countless distorted movements exploded in Liu Zhengyun’s mind.

Is this the being that governs all?

Even that ethereal shadow cannot be spied upon?

An intangible force tried to dominate Liu Zhengyun’s body—in that moment, without hesitation, he pulled out the dagger from his waist and slashed towards his own neck.

The moment the cold blade was about to touch the skin, that terrifying music abruptly quieted.

Liu Zhengyun paused slightly, and looked up at the contents on the display.

And in that display, the Starlight Figure that was originally looking at him also looked up, directing its gaze at the sky.

Above that blood-red olive-shaped object, above the sky-filling planet.

Even more enormous and majestic planets emerged from the highest part of the night sky, orbiting at the highest reaches of deep space.

Even the smallest among them was far larger than that Relic Planet.

They revolved around an enormously large planet blocking out the sky, like planets orbiting around their sun.

No, those were indeed planets and their sun.

A terrifying yet bold speculation flashed through Liu Zhengyun’s mind.

That is an Extraordinary Item crafted from an entire star system!

Boom——

The ground began to tremble, and an invisible storm gathered in the sky.

Even if it was just a projected phantom, it still affected this world.

——

"This thing is..."

Ruoke En raised his head, squinting through the transparent ’Firmament’, looking at those huge planets unfolding at the top of the starry sky, as if recalling something.

"This is not something you can control, however,"

Then he lowered his head, looking at He Ao, who was now covered in blood, touching He Ao’s cheek with his finger, his smile becoming more pronounced, "Let me see how many more ’surprises’ you have."

The music surrounding them became more urgent, like the sea in a storm, constantly washing over everything on the ocean.

At the same time, invisible lines deep in the world were being plucked, trying to destroy the Eye of Truth that now hung over He Ao’s head.

He Ao couldn’t see Ruoke En’s specific face, nor Ruoke En’s smile.

His eyes had been filled with blood ever since the Wheel of Stars was summoned, turning into a blood-red expanse.

He didn’t resist the urgent music trying to ’peel open’ his body, merely slightly lowering his ’gaze’ so that he could align his ’vision’ with the young man before him.

The suspended Eye of Truth trembled violently in the storm-like ’music’, as if being squeezed, torn, and twisted by some invisible force.

But its motion had no pause; it swiftly flew up into the sky, toward the endless deep space.

That eye quickly faded and became indistinct, as if merging into something.

The surrounding ’music’ grew more urgent and restless.

He Ao could also feel that an invisible hand was rapidly ’peeling’ his body open, bit by bit touching the deepest part of his soul.

At this time, that eyeball floating in the ’Storm Movement’ finally ascended to the highest point in the sky.

The gradually ethereal eyeball trembled once in the center of the storm, then suddenly solidified.

In the starry sky, the Starlight Figure seemed to realize something, raising its hand, its palm passing through all material gaps, reaching for the solidified eyeball.

However, in the next instant, the eyeball vanished into the void.

At the central point of the stars revolving in the topmost part of the starry sky, the massive central planet began to show dense ’cracks’, spreading and shrinking, like a tightly closed eye.

At the same time, He Ao’s blood-filled ’eyes’ gazed at Ruoke En before him, his blood-filled vision seemingly piercing through this fleshly body, seeing that grey Starlight Phantom floating in the starry sky.

He slowly curled the corners of his mouth, and with difficulty opened his mouth, uttering in a hoarse voice, "Farewell."

Boom——

A crisp sound, like some glass vessel shattering, echoed in the depths of the void.

At the center of the stars, the tense ’star’ eyeball suddenly opened.

The stars hanging in the deep space, at this moment, finally completely solidified.

The stars revolving around the ’eyeball sun’ began to rotate at a visible speed to the naked eye.

Invisible light spread from the Wheel of Stars, covering the deep space, as well as the old city bathed in blood red.

Time, space, fate, deep in the void, at the bottom of the universe, those ephemeral lines constructing everything, seemed to be grasped by a massive force, and then suddenly torn apart.

Boom——

A booming sound, like a great bell, rang in everyone’s ears.

This booming sound tore through the very bottom lines of the world, as well as the fierce ’music’.

The phonograph beside He Ao flickered violently, then exploded into endless light, which immediately thereafter was engulfed by a void world.

At the same time, vast and majestic gazes traversed time and space, cast toward the location of this deep space.

Above this void, among the stars floating in nothingness.

The massive Wheel of Stars flickered once, then along with the blood-colored elliptical object, suddenly disappeared.

The giant Starlight Figure raised its head, looking around at the empty void.

Just in alignment with those gazes cast from the endless space-time beyond.

Immediately after, the Starlight Silhouette flickered briefly, attempting to leave.

But at the same time, a gray-white radiance was born in the infinite pitch-black void, instantly condensing into a huge gray-white eye.

The moment the eye appeared, the enormous Starlight Silhouette flickered again, traversing the vast void, and appeared on the other side of deep space.

But at that moment, another gray-white eye emerged behind him, drooping its gaze, watching him.

Before he could react anew, beams of light emerged from all around, forming dense clusters of gray-white eyes that similarly shifted their gaze onto him.

In the entire void, as if some force was being disturbed, the Starlight Silhouette’s body began to shatter at a visible rate.

At this moment, the Starlight Silhouette, without any hesitation, instantly tore half of its body away.

Under the gaze of the gray-white eyes, the remaining half of the body suddenly exploded.

While the other half of the body instantly flickered and appeared in a distant part of the void.

At this time, in this dark and empty void, behind the Starlight Silhouette, some starlight condensed, forming a large hand that slapped the back of the gray Starlight Silhouette.

The gray Starlight Silhouette’s movement halted abruptly, with dense starlight unknowingly permeating the surrounding deep space.

This starlight was even more brilliant than his own, turning the dark deep space into a land of dazzling stars.

The pervasive radiance shined upon the gray Starlight Silhouette, yet seemed like invisible shackles, restraining its body.

In an extremely short amount of time, numerous gray-white eyes once again opened within this dazzling starlight, watching the gray Starlight Silhouette.

The gray Starlight Silhouette then flickered intensely once again.

A ’music’ that seemed capable of tearing eardrums sounded throughout the endless void.

The starlight spreading throughout deep space and those gray eyes all flickered once under the wave of this ’music.’

And the gray Starlight Silhouette took this opportunity to tear through the starlight, explosively shattering the remaining half of its body, disappearing into the depths of the void.

But immediately after, one of the dense gray eyes glanced at the area where the Starlight Silhouette had just been.

The terrifying music at this moment ’abruptly stopped.’

Immediately after, the ’music’ reversed like rewinding, the originally shattered body of the gray Starlight Silhouette began to reform, piecing together into its original shape, and the part of the ’body’ of the gray Starlight Silhouette that had escaped ’retreated’ back to the original position.

The numerous gray-white eyes watched the Starlight Silhouette in front of them, with gray-white radiance emerging from deep within their pupils.

Immediately after, before the Starlight Silhouette could fully react, it burst apart explosively, shattering into dense specks within the starlight.

Then those gray-white eyes flickered intensely, like phantoms, converging into an eye as huge as a planet.

The specks formed from the shattered Starlight Silhouette were absorbed by this huge gray-white eye.

It raised its ’gaze,’ looking in a certain direction in deep space, seemingly searching for something through some invisible connection that the Starlight Silhouette had carried.

But in that instant, streaks of gray radiance emerged in the darkness, spreading rapidly in the surrounding darkness like unfolding mechanical blocks.

Immediately after, the gray radiance completely vanished, disappearing into deep space.

A certain invisible trace seemed to be erased at that moment, losing any trace.

The gray-white eye withdrew its gaze, looking around.

And next to the gray-white eye, the brilliant starlight that had fixed the gray Starlight Silhouette suddenly exploded, sweeping a formless radiance across the entire starry sky.

But It seemed to have found nothing, just flickered once, and disappeared into the depths of deep space.

In a depth of deep space, a green leaf that had stretched out from the void at an unknown time, gathered the pure white radiance on it, and once again retreated into the void.

The planet-like huge gray-white eyeball also gradually dissipated.

In its final moment of dissipating, Its gaze swept over an area in deep space that seemed to have nothing.

The entire deep space once again returned to a faintly silent stillness.

After an unknown amount of time, a blood-red olive-shaped object emerged at the place where the eye had last swept.

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Standing in the midst of ruined wreckage, He Ao’s barely recovered scarlet eyes were also watching the ’sky’ above.

The Wheel of Stars possesses many abilities, one of which is ’Forgotten Fate’.

This seems to be a new ability that emerged from the forgotten history of the Wheel of Stars.

It can designate an item, letting it be forgotten by ’fate’ in a very short time.

All fates pointing towards it will break apart in this very short period, thus the item, along with the Wheel of Stars, falls into the forgotten history.

It can see everything around it, but everything around cannot see it; if it doesn’t return in time, it will gradually be forgotten by people.

Thus, He Ao can see everything happening in the sky, and can also ’see’ those gray-white eyes ultimately looking in this direction.

He saw those gray-white eyes taking out the Starlight Silhouette, then ’looking’ towards this vast space.

This is precisely where he truly is.

Those eyes seemed to have discovered something, yet also seemed to have discovered nothing, only to slowly vanish.

However, it seems like a good friend has a grudge against that Starlight Silhouette.

In a moment of contemplation, the scattered red-yellow-blue light slowly converged, flowing into He Ao’s forehead.

Some information naturally surfaced in his mind, at the same time, he felt his will spread instantly throughout the City of Rong Guang.

The city seemed to have integrated with him.

An invisible wind brushed his blood-stained fingertips, as if someone had grasped his hand, entrusting the city, all that remains, to him.

A blood-colored oblong object traveled through the vast expanse of space, drifting toward the distance.

And inside the City of Rong Guang, two massive stars that had appeared in the sky also gradually vanished at this moment.

This was because the ’City of Rong Guang,’ as a connection point between the Relic and the Main World, opened the channel leading from the Relic to the Main World, and this fate was completely torn apart.

In this very short time when the fate was torn apart, the Starlight Silhouette that had dominated this ’fate’ disappeared.

This led to the situation where, as the City of Rong Guang recovered from its forgotten state, the original fate lacked a critical element, preventing it from forming.

Besides, all ’fates’ related to the City of Rong Guang presented breaks and reconnections in this very short period.

Whether this is good or bad, He Ao doesn’t know.

But no matter what...

He Ao raised his head, looking towards the crowd at the edge of the city, looking up at the two massive stars gradually dispersing in the sky.

They had survived.

His body swayed slightly, and he turned to look beside him.

’Ruoke En’ was kneeling on the ground, shaking violently.

His soul had become severely unstable, rapidly ’dissipating’.

The entity that had just descended upon him actually derived its power from the Starlight Silhouette beyond the sky.

After the Starlight Silhouette shattered, his body also lost its support.

But also due to the arrival of that being, Ruoke En seemed to have briefly regained some consciousness.

He Ao crouched down, looking at the dissipating soul, as segments of ’memories’ and scenes came to him, some new ’scenes’.

Those seemed to be scenes once buried in the depths of memory, briefly surfacing to the top layer due to the reconnection of fate, also appearing in He Ao’s mind.

He looked at the trembling Ruoke En, hoarsely asking, "Can you see it, that segment of memory?"

After a brief silence, Ruoke En slowly spoke, "Yes."

It was an ordinary and common memory, a child named ’Ruoke En’ growing up in the city of Feklay.

His parents died very early, and from a young age, he lived solely with his grandmother, who also passed away when he was fourteen.

He had to wander the streets; he had no friends, no relatives, growing up alone on the streets.

Then one day, as an adult working in a bar, he suddenly passed through a ’channel’ and arrived in another world.

Appearing before a research facility that had been desolate and abandoned for who knows how many years.