Skinwalker Belle – Chapter 418 – Kneel Before Me!

Lin Fan pressed a finger forward.

Bang!

The fleshy monster at the front exploded mid-air instantly.

Bones, skin, and flesh all turned into an extremely fine mist of blood.

The two monsters behind didn’t even have time to change direction before they slammed straight into the protective aura Lin Fan had released outward.

“Pfft.”

Two muffled sounds rang out simultaneously.

Those two monsters followed in their companion’s footsteps, directly turning into a mess of debris on the ground.

Lin Fan withdrew her fair-skinned finger.

The appearance of these modified monsters was extremely similar to the Lickers from a game called Resident Evil that she had played in her previous life.

But their strength and speed were far beyond what those low-tier creatures in the game could compare with.

This was a genuine peak Level 4 combat capability.

More importantly, the appearances of these three monsters were completely identical—even the texture patterns of their muscles were exactly the same.

“Mass-produced biological weapons.” Lin Fan gave her judgment.

Chen Dingjun’s research progress as that old madman was even more terrifying than she had anticipated.

If these peak Level 4 Stitched Abominations could truly be mass-produced without limit.

Then purely based on attrition in the mid-to-low tier combat spectrum, the Blue Star Federation would already have the qualification to go head-to-head with those Pureblood Dragon Clan members of the Dragon Spirit Continent.

When she had instantly killed the monsters just now, Lin Fan hadn’t restrained her own energy fluctuations.

And it was precisely that trace of fluctuation that directly broke through the satellite signal jamming that Chu Chen had set up.

The communicator tucked against her chest emitted a violent vibration.

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“Buzz buzz buzz.”

Lin Fan’s brows furrowed sharply as an indescribable tingling sensation came from her chest.

She was currently wearing that cyan-colored Hanfu long dress, and she had no pockets on her at all.

In order not to hinder her movements, and also afraid she wouldn’t be able to hear Chu Chen’s signal while in the System Space, she could only stuff this half-palm-sized communicator into her bra.

Lin Fan reached into her collar, pulled out the communicator, and pressed the answer button.

Chu Chen’s dead-fish eyes immediately appeared on the holographic screen.

“That burst of energy just now exposed your position.” Chu Chen spoke rapidly, still chewing on something in his mouth. “The capital defense base’s detectors have already locked onto you. There are more things heading your way.”

“How many?” Lin Fan asked casually.

“About a hundred. Energy fluctuations are all around Level 4. They’ll reach your position in three minutes.”

“Got it.” Lin Fan was unconcerned.

These biological weapons, completely devoid of intelligence and driven only by killing instinct, might be a terrifying nightmare in other people’s eyes.

But in front of her, they were purely just delivering themselves as a meal.

With the Nine-Tailed Celestial Fox’s controlling Mental Strength, combined with the irrigation of Holy Water.

A hundred or ten thousand made no difference to her at all.

In fact, she was even starting to look forward to it now.

When those Federation high-ups in the capital base’s control room watched helplessly as their proud mass-produced biological weapons turned around and became the enemy’s enforcers, how wonderful would the expressions on their faces be?

“Anything else?” Lin Fan asked.

“No.” Chu Chen replied. “Just reporting the enemy situation.”

Lin Fan took a deep breath, her tone somewhat tactful.

“Chu Chen, can you turn off the vibration function on this damn thing?”

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Chu Chen paused his chewing on the other end of the screen.

“What’s wrong? Vibration alerts are the most effective physical feedback, ensuring you never miss a message in any noisy environment.”

“I know.” Lin Fan gritted her teeth. “But I’m wearing a dress right now. No pockets.”

There was a brief silence of 0.1 seconds on the other end of the screen.

Chu Chen’s gaze seemed to shift downward half an inch in the shifting light, then quickly returned to Lin Fan’s face.

With his brain’s computational power that surpassed human limits, 0.1 seconds was enough for him to build a complete model of Lin Fan’s current attire structure, communicator placement, and the physiological effects caused by physical vibration—and reach a final conclusion.

Lin Fan looked at Chu Chen’s utterly expressionless face.

She knew this guy had understood everything in an instant.

A girl’s chest was sensitive to begin with, and now that she had merged with Long Xuan’s Skin, her sensitivity was terrifyingly high.

That last vibration had nearly given her a feeling.

“This was a design flaw on my part.” Chu Chen’s face remained blank, his voice completely flat. “I will improve the communicator’s appearance in future iterations.”

“What are you planning to change it into?” Lin Fan raised an eyebrow.

“I’ll make it into an accessory suitable for you to wear—like an earring or a necklace.” Chu Chen offered his solution. “It will use bone conduction technology and eliminate physical vibration.”

“That’s more like it.” Lin Fan nodded with satisfaction.

Chu Chen looked at the screen.

“With your current strength, there shouldn’t be any enemy on this planet that you can’t handle.” Chu Chen spoke. “Unless there are extremely exceptional circumstances, I will no longer proactively contact you from here on.”

“What are you going to do?” Lin Fan asked.

“I need to concentrate all my computational power on analyzing those remaining two suspicious locations.” Chu Chen picked up a newly unwrapped piece of soft candy. “Along with other hidden locations that might have been overlooked. It’s a massive undertaking.”

“Go ahead.” Lin Fan agreed. “Figure out the coordinates. Once I’m done with the capital, I’ll go seize them one by one.”

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Chu Chen was about to cut the connection but paused.

“One more thing.”

“Speak.”

Chu Chen looked at Lin Fan, and for once, his tone carried a hint of consultation.

“If you encounter Federation soldiers who have been coerced at the capital base, or innocent civilians forced to become live experiment subjects, I hope you can spare their lives.”

Lin Fan was silent for two seconds.

“Less than one in a hundred Blue Star people remain now.” Chu Chen gave his reasoning. “They’re just expendable materials to Chen Dingjun, but to us, they’re all precious population base. Save them whenever you can.”

Lin Fan twirled a strand of her falling white hair around her finger.

“You’re getting all compassionate now.”

“This is the optimal solution for maximizing benefits.” Chu Chen corrected her. “Dead people can’t create any value.”

“Fine.” Lin Fan agreed readily. “As long as they have eyes and don’t actively provoke me, I’ll try not to kill them.”

This kind of effortless favor was something she was happy to grant.

Besides, she genuinely needed a large base population at the lower levels to provide faith.

Living people were more useful than dead ones—this aligned perfectly with her own interests.

“Leaving it to you.” Chu Chen cut the connection.

The holographic screen flickered twice in midair before disappearing completely.

Lin Fan casually tucked the communicator into her bra.

She raised her head.

An extremely faint tremor began to emanate from the ground beneath her feet.

The tremor grew denser, more distinct with each passing moment.

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From the shadows at the street corners, dense sounds of air being split came in rapid succession.

Dozens of gray, flesh-colored figures clung to the exterior walls of buildings on both sides of the street.

They gripped the wall surfaces firmly with their four limbs. On their eyeless faces, enormous gaping maws dripped highly corrosive mucus downward.

The mucus landed on the asphalt road, producing sizzling sounds.

At the crossroads ahead, more Stitched Abominations surged forth like a tidal wave.

Over a hundred fourth-tier peak mass-produced biological weapons.

They completely sealed off the ancient-style street.

Lin Fan stood at the center of the street, her cyan hanfu long skirt gently fluttering in the breeze.

A hundred fourth-tier peak monsters.

If this formation had been deployed at the Shanghai defense line a year ago, it would have been enough to tear the entire line to shreds within ten minutes.

Chen Dingjun’s ability to field an army like this meant he was indeed someone to reckon with.

Too bad—he’d picked a fight with the wrong person.

Lin Fan raised her hand.

The nebula in her pupils began to slowly swirl.

A terrifying Mental Strength that defied description radiated outward from her like a mad storm.

It wasn’t mere pressure.

It was the absolute charm and domination born from the deepest core of the Nine-tailed celestial fox bloodline.

She uttered a few words softly:

“Kneel… for me!”