Superhumans of the Dome City
Chapter 321 - 321 53 The Past_3

321: Chapter 53: The Past_3 321: Chapter 53: The Past_3 Perhaps Shiyu Lianyi had always lived in that filthy cell, until one day, a headstrong girl kicked open the door and dragged this fellow out into the warm sunshine, where he gradually opened his eyes.

“He really is a troublesome person,” Gongsun Ce remarked, “but all in all, things have gotten better.

Sometimes, a troublesome person needs to be handled by another troublesome person.”

“It’s still hard to imagine.”

“I guarantee you’ll be surprised when you see him.”

Casual conversation and music were battling the increasingly overwhelming urge to sleep.

The Superpower User bit his tongue, trying to stay alert.

He looked at Shiyu Ling’s sleeping face in the rearview mirror to keep his spirits up.

Shiyu Ling hadn’t woken yet; he told himself he could not close his eyes, absolutely not.

I need to say something else to stay awake.

When I get to the black clinic, I can use meds to stay alert.

It should be soon.

“By the way, senior sister, what is that ‘Class II deviant transformation’ you mentioned before?”

During the battle at the waterfall, Lianyi had used this term when explaining the black flame.

Now that I think about it, it was the first time I realized there were types of deviant transformation.

“You better not delve too deep into this,” Lianyi firmly shook her head.

“There are two types of deviant transformations, one caused internally and one externally.

Knowing that much is enough.”

The second type caused by external factors…Giant dragon worshippers are all evil spellcasters…Yan Qi always said practicing Impermanence Skill could easily drive one mad…

The appearances of the alien and Tierlos…Shiyu Ling had mentioned in a dream, anomalies in Spirit Light could affect the body…

He tried to combine his experiences with what Lianyi had said, guessing, “Does the external factor refer to phenomena like the giant dragon or the power within the paths, and most of the Class II evil spellcasters suffer from bodily changes due to anomalies in Spirit Light?”

Lianyi looked at him in shock, and before she could speak, Gongsun Ce interrupted, “Just guessing.”

The little witch silently looked up and after a long pause said, “Little Ce, you must really be a detective on the side, huh?”

No way, I was always just the assistant who helps with odds and ends, the entourage member, the comic relief, the grunt, the lackey.

“Basically, you’re not wrong…sigh, this deviant transformation is the ultimate consequence for Impermanence Law Enforcers who venture too far astray,” Lianyi said sternly.

“Now do you understand how dangerous that ninja’s methods are?

He directly infuses Spirit Light into his body, such a crazy act could easily trigger a monstrous bodily transformation on the spot!”

Not only does it burn his life, but it can also easily make him go mad.

Truly a guy who recklessly fights to the death.

Black flame…the appearance of that flame, just like the light of Final Sword.

An inconceivable power that can even break through neutronium…

Gongsun Ce tentatively asked, “Senior sister, what exactly is the procedure of infusing Spirit Light into the body…”

The music in the car abruptly stopped.

Qiluo and Lianyi’s gazes were as sharp as knives, making the Superpower User slightly uneasy.

“No, I was just curious,” he hastily added.

Lianyi grabbed his shoulder, her expression reminding the young man with gray hair of a predator before it strikes.

“Don’t even think about it!”

The Superpower User raised his hands in surrender.

“Understood, I won’t ask further, I promise not to consider it.

Senior sister, your look really chills me!

Believe me, do I look like a man who would lie?”

After a while, they finally saw the outline of a town through the unchanging wilderness.

Kuku Jili Town was just ahead, their next destination, and the residence of the noir healer.

An event was destined to occur tomorrow in the west side of this little town, where Shiyu Lianyi had once been imprisoned…

Gongsun Ce muttered as if by accident, “Quite the coincidence.”