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The monster thrashed its tail, which was hollow, causing Injisen's body to shrivel at a visible speed. In just over ten seconds, it had turned into an empty husk.
"That's disgusting. What is this guy doing?"
Lu Liang grimaced, his brows furrowed tightly. He couldn't bear such a cruel method of killing. Beside him, Fatty also closed his mouth and stopped chatting aimlessly.
Dream Source stared intently at the monster, her eyes filled with confusion. Even though she was well aware of the secrets of the Three Major Star Domains, she couldn't find any information about this kind of creature in her mind.
Big Cat Senior, sensing a tremendous sense of danger as a beast, instinctively shielded Lin Ta and warned Snow Dance, "Be careful, something's off."
"You all step back; this monster's power is too high for you to handle!"
Bai Quexin waved for Lin Ta to retreat, but Lin narrowed his eyes and said, "It's not just us who can't handle it; I fear you might struggle as well, Teacher."
The way the monster killed Injisen was peculiar, but what caught Lin's attention even more was its speed. That speed was nearly instantaneous—something Bai Quexin couldn't achieve.
In martial arts, speed is paramount. This saying still holds true today; once speed significantly surpasses that of an opponent, it becomes an overwhelming advantage.
Pressing her lips together, Bai Quexin didn't respond. She only urged, "You all need to leave quickly and regroup with other teachers. Cat, Snow, take them away!"
As she spoke, there was another change with the monster. Its throat bulged as if something inside was surging upward. Moments later, it spat out a round ball similar to the one it had when it first appeared!
It was precisely because the monster was busy expelling this large meatball that Lin Ta had time to communicate; otherwise, they wouldn't know how many times they would have died by now.
"Hehehe!"
The monster guarded the meatball it had just expelled, watching everyone warily as if protecting its young.
"Is it reproducing?"
Lin's eyes were filled with terror. If he guessed correctly, that monster had absorbed the energy of Injisen to reproduce. At this rate, it was too frightening.
It was not hard to imagine that such a fast-moving monster, given just a little time, could transform all the creatures of Cloud Star into its kind.
"Teacher Bai, let's go! Quickly contact someone to pick us up!"
Suppressing his fear, Lin immediately reached out to Bai Quexin.
What Lin could see, Bai Quexin could also perceive. He nodded without saying a word, only protecting Lin Ta and slowly retreating.
"Hehehe!"
Just as they took two steps back, the monster immediately roared and closed in. Clearly, it had no intention of letting Lin Ta escape. A meal so close at hand could not be allowed to slip away.
However, considering the large meatball behind it, the monster dared not stray too far.
Taking advantage of this opportunity, Bai Quexin led Lin Ta to slowly exit the open area, with the monster's "Hehehe" roar echoing behind them as they quickly flew toward the base.
...
Half an hour later, in front of the base.
The surviving teachers and students were gathered in the training ground. Originally a group of over a thousand people, now there were barely three hundred left, and everyone's spirits were low.
"Old Shen, how is the preparation over there?"
Bai Quexin's eyes were bloodshot as he stared into the dense forest. Since returning here, he had not relaxed for a moment because he knew that even if they defeated Bloodthirsty Fang, a greater crisis was looming over them.
Old Shen, the Green-Skinned Teacher, sighed and replied, "They have already taken the spaceship. As you said, we can’t wait any longer; we can only leave on that group of pirates' Flagship."
"But teacher, the remnants of Bloodthirsty Fang are still hiding in Cloud Star. If we don’t eliminate them all at once, we may not have another chance in the future."
The justice-driven Lü Liang clearly had not grasped the current situation and was still concerned about those fleeing thugs.
"There’s no time left. Our top priority is to get everyone out of here."
Before Bai Quexin could respond, Lin spoke up.
At this moment, Lin Ye was deep in thought. The mandatory mission was still ongoing, and there had been no prompt indicating he had completed it. Moreover, the System had prompted him several times that he was too far from the mission item.
This mission did not provide specific details or requirements for killing enemies. Lin guessed that he probably needed to obtain something or investigate the reason behind the appearance of these monsters.
The prompt for the mission item had just been in the clearing moments ago; it hadn’t moved and should still be on Injisen's corpse.
As Lin racked his brain for a way to enter the forest and investigate further, he realized he couldn’t just stand by. Once the mission time expired, the System would indeed punish him by unbinding.
"Hey, let’s first get everyone out of here; I can’t let them accompany me to death."
Muttering softly, Lin clenched his fists tightly and looked into the distance. He had a premonition that those monsters were not attacking them because they were brewing a larger conspiracy.
...
Time passed slowly, and in the distance, the roar of an old-fashioned spaceship echoed. A massive ship was approaching the base; it was Kameron’s Flagship from when they arrived.
The enormous Flagship, although an older model, had enough space inside to carry away the remaining students. As for the remnants of Bloodfang, they were already in disarray, with some dead and others fleeing, caring only for their own lives, leaving no one to manage the spaceship.
As the spaceship descended, everyone hurried aboard. The shadows of battle and death loomed over them, creating a chaotic scene where everyone was preoccupied with their own survival.
Taking advantage of the confusion, Lin quietly hid within the base. He needed to complete his mission before he could leave. As for how he would escape later, he could figure that out then; after all, he still had a Single-Person Spaceship in his backpack and a Skill Book for piloting this spaceship, which would allow him to leave.
Staying behind felt like a desperate gamble for Lin, and he had no time to ponder the consequences.
Although no one noticed Lin's absence, the Live Streaming was still active. The viewers were aware of Lin's actions, and the barrage of comments had already exploded with people urging him to leave.
"I'm sorry everyone, but I have to end the stream. There's something very important I need to do."
After much consideration, Lin believed that ending the stream was the best choice; otherwise, it would distract him. However, the System disagreed, and in the end, Lin had no choice but to negotiate with it.
"If I can't shut down Live Streaming next, it will be difficult to complete my mission."
Finally, an Electronic Synthesized Voice responded, "Closing mandatory supervision assistance. Please investigate the situation as soon as possible."
The System's compromise made Lin realize how important this mission was for it and reflected the dangers that lay ahead.
Taking a deep breath and quietly waiting for the spaceship to break through the clouds and soar into the sky, Lin finally stepped out of the base. Watching the distant black dot of the spaceship fade away, he whispered, "Wish me luck!"
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