When 'God' Decides To Start Over
Chapter 254 - 136: Mysterious Light in the Black Sea

Chapter 254: Chapter 136: Mysterious Light in the Black Sea

Demigod Shana wasn’t very interested in an Ordinary Demon Core, probably because it contained too little Light Energy.

Li Xiu and Chu Jun stepped out of the gate and cleared the Mechanical Skeletons once again. Unexpectedly, the last appearing A-rank Mechanical Skeleton turned out to be a Radiant Demon Spirit.

Fortunately, the Jedi Knight, under the reinforcement of the Gentleman Hat, could barely inflict injuries on it. With the support of several Demon Spirits, the Jedi Knight delivered the final blow, taking down the Radiant Mechanical Skeleton.

Unfortunately, the Radiant Mechanical Skeleton left nothing behind but a Demon Core.

Li Xiu handed the Demon Core to Demigod Shana, who took it without hesitation and swallowed it.

"Why are you randomly feeding Demon Cores to Demigod Shana? If the attributes don’t match, the chances of awakening a Talent Skill are very low. Just having a high level isn’t useful; it’s Demon Spirits with Talent Skills that are powerful. Don’t waste such a good Radiant Demon Spirit..." Chu Jun said, feeling heartbroken. But before he could finish his words, he saw a radiant blue light erupt from Demigod Shana, akin to a volcanic eruption, with blue Light Flame shooting into the sky.

"Finally leveled up!" Li Xiu was slightly pleased.

After the blue Light Flame dissipated, Demigod Shana’s figure emerged. Its blue, shadowy body hadn’t changed much, perhaps looking a bit larger, but the difference wasn’t significant.

However, the gun and greatsword in his hands had some changes; some strange patterns appeared on them, and the glow of those patterns was notably brighter and more vivid than the rest.

Demigod Shana: Radiant Demon Spirit.

Grade: D-level (evolvable).

Talent Skill: Godslayer.

For some reason, Li Xiu couldn’t see the Primordial Embryo Quality of the Demon Spirit. He had asked Chu Jun, but Chu Jun couldn’t see it either.

"Feeding it so recklessly, and it still awakened a Talent Skill—how unfair! Is a Radiant Demon Spirit just that powerful?" Chu Jun lamented, feeling various emotions for Demigod Shana.

"Awakened a Talent Skill, but who knows what it’s for." Li Xiu said as he headed towards the dam-like structure.

Chu Jun tried to sense it again but didn’t sense the final Fanatic inside. As the two pushed the door open, there was indeed nothing inside, no sign of the final Fanatic, only those fourteen doors.

Chu Jun attempted to open a door but couldn’t. It seemed they really couldn’t enter.

"We’ve cleared this area; let’s check out the other city gates." Li Xiu pondered and said.

"Where to? The desert, Black Sea, or that city gate with the ghostly wails?" Chu Jun asked.

"Let’s check out the Black Sea again." Li Xiu thought for a moment and said.

The gate with ghostly wails was too eerie; Chu Jun couldn’t sense it clearly, and going there recklessly was too dangerous.

There was nothing in the desert except fear of losing their way, as it was too far from Black Death City. The seaside was relatively better.

As long as they returned before the terrifying sea Demon Spirit appeared, there’d be no problem. With Li Xiu having the Masked Emperor, escaping was slightly assured.

The two of them opened the city gate and returned to the beach.

Strangely enough, the half-human, half-mechanical Demon Spirit from before was nowhere to be seen, and the Illusory Sea Clam disguised as a reef before was now only the cracked reef.

The beach and sea were eerily silent, without even the slightest sound, enveloped in deathly silence all around.

"Do the Demon Spirits here not reappear after being killed?" Chu Jun asked in confusion.

"It’s normal for them not to appear. Did you really think this was a game where slain monsters could respawn?" Li Xiu replied.

"But the Black Death Demon and those Mechanical Skeletons in Black Death City appear every time we come!" Chu Jun countered stubbornly.

"Maybe those Black Death Demons and Mechanical Skeletons were always present, just not all at once." Li Xiu speculated as he surveyed the black sea, which stretched out in inky darkness.

Suddenly, Li Xiu’s gaze sharpened. On the black sea’s surface, he faintly spotted a glimmer of light.

No, it shouldn’t be starlight; it only looked like stars hanging on the horizon because it was so far away.

In reality, there wasn’t even a single star in the sky above the Black Sea.

That glimmer seemed to be moving along the sea’s surface, shifting left, then right.

"What’s that light over there? Can you see it?" Li Xiu pointed to the light on the sea and asked Chu Jun.

Chu Jun stared for a long time, shaking his head, "It’s too far away; I can only see a light moving. I don’t know what it is; maybe it’s light emitted from a Demon Spirit?"

Neither of them could see clearly, their eyes wide open in scrutiny.

After a while, the light seemed to draw closer and glowed brighter. They vaguely perceived it might not be light from a Demon Spirit.

"Why does it look like a lamp to me?" Chu Jun rubbed his eyes and said.

"It should be a lamp." Li Xiu fixated on the light over the sea.

"It’s not another Copper Lamp like the Longevity Lamp, is it? Wasn’t the Longevity Lamp supposed to stay within Black Death City? How did it end up at sea?" Chu Jun murmured.

Li Xiu noticed the light drawing closer and, after watching for a while, discerned that beneath the light was not the sea but a shadowy outline.

"That’s... a ship..." Chu Jun also saw the hazy silhouette.

The light wasn’t very bright, and the distance was vast. They could merely make out a ship’s shadow, deducing from its outline that it might be a sailing ship.