Malevolent – Chapter 53 – The Bizarre Blood-Colored Eye
Malevolent – Chapter 53 – The Bizarre Blood-Colored Eye
The deep blue light of spiritual power, after piercing through Weiya’s small, fragile body, suddenly flowed back into Hein’s hand.
Along with the spiritual power, a small object that emitted a faint orange-red light, like a gemstone, returned to his hand. It was Weiya’s Primordial Core that had just begun to coalesce and take shape.
“…”
Looking at this core in his hand, coveted by countless people and containing Augury Force, Hein’s expression became peculiar.
Strange,
How did it progress so much faster?
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On the other side, after losing her Primordial Core, Weiya’s body trembled slightly.
Looking down at her chest that was continuously bleeding, the little girl’s expression was first stunned, then gradually became hollow and vacant.
She staggered, then her legs lost strength, and she collapsed helplessly to the ground.
The crimson blood spread quickly on the floor, like an exotic spider lily. The girl’s orange eyes gradually lost their luster, her once vibrant pupils now only possessed a deathly stillness, as if her entire soul had been extracted from her body at that moment.
“Wumu? Wei, Weiya?”
Beside her, Miya stared with innocent big eyes, looking blankly at her twin sister lying on the ground.
The air was filled with the scent of blood, but at three years old, she still couldn’t understand what all this meant. She gently squatted down, using her tender little hands to shake her sister’s shoulder, softly calling out.
“Weiya, get up, don’t sleep, the ground is cold… get up. If you get all muddy, I won’t carry you anymore.”
However,
No matter how she shook, Weiya didn’t respond, still lying there quietly, lifeless. Miya’s movements gradually became urgent, her little hands constantly applying force, the terror on her face increasingly evident. Her voice carried a tremor, growing louder:
“Weiya, don’t, don’t ignore me… I’ll carry you, and next time I’ll give you all the chocolate to eat, don’t ignore me…”
Miya continued shaking Weiya’s body.
Although she was still calling her sister’s name, Miya seemed to have realized something in her heart. The little girl’s tears began to flow like a spring. The childish crying instantly broke the surrounding silence.
The crying was sorrowful and desperate, full of helplessness and fear…
On the other side,
Staring fixedly at her sister lying on the ground, Ailiya’s body trembled continuously. Although she didn’t cry out like Miya, tears had slowly slid down her cheeks.
The girl’s heart felt as if it had been torn apart, with intense pain striking deep into her core.
Mother was dead,
Teacher was dead,
Now Weiya was also…
Why did it have to be this way?
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The girl inwardly whispered in despair.
And while feeling despair and sorrow, an insurmountable hatred and anger spread rapidly in Ailiya’s heart like a wildfire. The next moment, disregarding the terrifying spiritual pressure around her, Ailiya turned her head, fixing her gaze intently on Hein.
A moment later, the girl gritted her teeth and uttered a few words.
“Why?”
“Why? Hmph~” Hein coldly snorted with contempt.
“At this point, you’re still asking this question? If you had honestly told me, I wouldn’t have had to deal with this little brat.”
As he spoke, Hein walked step by step toward Ailiya.
“But you should feel grateful. I directly excavated this girl’s core, giving her a quick end. If it were others, they might not be so kind. To ensure the core’s integrity, they would probably choose to dissect her directly, hahaha.”
“Ensure the core’s integrity? What, what are you talking about?”
“Hmm? Didn’t Lianna tell you about these things?”
Hein tilted his head in confusion, but after a moment’s thought, he smiled with relief:
“Indeed, Lianna might not know so much… Anyway, you don’t need to know. All you need to know now is, if you still don’t tell me your mother’s whereabouts, your other sister will meet the same fate.”
“Doing this, aren’t you afraid grandfather will be angry?”
“Father?”
Hearing this, Hein snorted coldly with disdain:
“Everything I’m doing now is under the orders of your dear grandfather. How could he possibly be angry?”
“How, how could this be…”
Ailiya’s eyes gradually became hollow, unprecedented feelings of loss and despair enveloped the girl.
Grandfather,
Was this really all ordered by grandfather?
Why? Why? Why on earth?
“This can’t be true…”
“Why not? Your grandfather was never a good person. Enmm, no, strictly speaking, he’s not even your grandfather. Heh, whatever, there’s no point discussing this now.”
Speaking, Hein raised his hand, pointing at Miya who was crying beside Weiya’s body.
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Although he disdained killing children, to find Lianna, he didn’t mind killing another one.
Everything else was less important than capturing Lianna!
“I only care about one thing – where is your mother hiding? If you don’t want to lose your other sister too, then honestly tell me where Lianna is hiding!”
“Mother really is gone!”
After repeated blows, the little girl’s emotions almost collapsed at this moment, and she hysterically roared.
However,
Ailiya’s crying appearance didn’t evoke any sympathy from Hein.
It only earned her Hein’s cold face,
“Is that so? Since you’re still stubborn, don’t blame me.”
The next moment,
Deep blue spiritual power, under Hein’s mental control, rapidly condensed at his fingertips.
Seeing this situation,
Recalling the scene of Weiya’s chest being pierced just now, Ailiya broke down and let out a scream.
She absolutely could not allow this scene to play out again.
“Nooooooooo!!!”
The girl screamed with all her might.
At the same time, a powerful force erupted from within Ailiya. It was Augury Force, surging and pure, the cherry blossom-like radiance scattered like an angry tide. The intense aura caused the surrounding air to stagnate, the ground to crack, and debris to fly.
To protect her sister, Ailiya unleashed all her power regardless of consequences.
With the surging of the gale, the cherry-colored Augury Force waves howled toward Hein.
Due to anxiety, anger, and sorrow all reaching their peak, the erupting Ailiya released the most powerful attack in her nine years of life, her own strength seeming to break through in this instant.
However,
Reality was incredibly cruel.
Although Ailiya, under grief and anger, unleashed powerful potential, with only level two or three strength… no matter how much she erupted, she couldn’t match Hein, who possessed a high-ranking Divine Martial Realm power.
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“Tch…”
Glancing at the cherry-colored energy coming toward him, Hein disdainfully raised his hand.
With just such a casual wave, Ailiya’s attack, which had exhausted all her power, was torn apart by Hein’s bare hands into countless points of light, turning into nothingness.
“Boring.”
“How could this be…”
Seeing this, Ailiya, who had exhausted all her energy, desperately, helplessly, and exhaustedly knelt on the ground.
Why did it turn out like this…
She had risked bringing her sisters out of the Veiled Domain, just to bring them home, to let them grow up safely under the protection of their grandfather and uncles.
And now?
Home?
Uncle? Grandfather?
Hah, haha…
Had she known this would be the result, she would rather… not have escaped at all.
The girl’s heart was filled with regret.
…
Meanwhile, after dispersing Ailiya’s attack, Hein merely glanced indifferently at the kneeling Ailiya, then redirected his attention to Miya’s position. A grim killing intent uncontrollably emanated from within him.
Actually,
Even if Ailiya had revealed Lianna’s whereabouts, he hadn’t planned to spare Miya.
The fundamental reason House Anloxi wanted to bring back the twins was for the immature Primordial Cores within them. Although immature, they contained rich Augury Force. Moreover, cores at this stage could still be transplanted through technology, allowing the core to be integrated into another person’s body, thereby enabling the host to also possess the ability to wield Augury Force.
And this was the real reason why many people had their eyes on the twins.
However, with current technology, only cores in the early stages of coalescence could be successfully transplanted. Under normal circumstances, the twins’ cores would enter the middle stage of coalescence around the age of seven or eight.
That is to say, before then, extracting the cores wouldn’t be a problem.
But what surprised Hein was,
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The core just extracted from Weiya’s body actually already showed trends of entering the middle stage? Could it be that Lianna, in order to protect her daughters, used some method to accelerate the core’s coalescence?
Hein couldn’t help but speculate this in his heart.
If Weiya’s core was like this, would Miya’s also be the same? Therefore, to prevent the core from entering the middle stage, which wasn’t good for transplantation, Hein decided to extract it in advance.
With such thoughts, Hein’s fingertips once again gathered spiritual power.
However,
When he redirected his gaze toward Miya, this second young master of House Anloxi suddenly froze.
?!!!
What is that?!
Only to see at this moment,
Hein was shocked to discover that a bizarre plant had somehow appeared beside Miya. It was a huge flower, its petals soft like black silk, yet emanating a cold and eerie aura. The petals bloomed layer by layer, revealing a bizarre pistil at the center—a huge crimson eyeball…
That eyeball stared unblinkingly at Hein, its gaze cold, emotionless, yet making one’s soul tremble.
Hein’s originally cold and composed face instantly stiffened, his pupils slightly contracting, feeling an indescribable pressure enveloping his entire body. The air around the flower seemed to become viscous, suffocating, every streak of red light seeming to pierce his skin, penetrating deep into his bone marrow.
The eyeball made no movement, just hovering silently, yet making Hein feel as if there were thorns in his back, as if claws of an abyssal monster were firmly gripping his heart.
With no time to think, Hein’s spiritual power suddenly erupted.
Under the escort of spiritual power, he instinctively leaped backward rapidly, his figure transforming into a shadow flying a hundred meters away, distancing himself from this bizarre flower.
“What on earth is this thing?! Where did it come from!”
For a moment, countless questions surged in Hein’s mind.
However,
The next instant, Hein no longer had the energy to ponder these questions.
Because when he landed again, quickly adjusted his posture, and redirected his vigilant gaze toward that bizarre flower, Hein was shocked to discover… that the bizarre flower had actually disappeared?
In its place was a blue silhouette that Hein had been thinking about day and night, unable to sleep.
The moment he caught sight of that silhouette, Hein’s mouth suddenly split open, revealing a smile of wild joy.
“Lianna!!!! You finally decided to appear aaaaaah!!!”