CHAPTER 534: CHAPTER 331: OSAKA BATTLEFIELD, GOTH GIRL’S SOLO ACT

He then created a barrier of air, barely managing to withstand the power of the explosion.

If he had missed a single step, there was absolutely no way he could have escaped unscathed.

As the dust dispersed, the port of Osaka City had already transformed into a desolate wasteland, riddled with a thousand wounds.

Ke Qingzheng lifted his eyes, gazing at the seemingly endless charred blackness, with wisps of scorching white vapor rising, making one feel as though they were amidst volcanic lava.

"Many people died; punishment awaits when I return." Ke Qingzheng glanced at the skeletons on the ruins, speaking expressionlessly.

He slowly turned around, his gaze penetrating the glasses shrouded in a thin mist, looking toward the still brilliant lights of Osaka City.

At this moment, the Gothic Puppet "Esther" was engaged in a chase with the Bee Prince "Cameron" within the city.

And the passersby unwittingly dragged into this childlike game of tag all inevitably faced death.

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Esther, controlled by strings above her, moved like a lifeless marionette, operating in the city with the most precise and efficient behavioral logic.

She passed over an aerial work platform, landed atop a dark green JK express train, then bent her knees, her light body suddenly burst upward. As her skirt fluttered, the glass of high-rise buildings along her path shattered, traffic light casings flickered, and billboard lights dimmed.

"Why can this human see me? So strange..." Cameron pondered in confusion.

She flew at full speed attempting to widen the distance from the Gothic Puppet behind her, but no matter how hard she tried, the distance between them remained within five hundred meters.

This human girl is as fast as a monster, Cameron thought.

Fortunately, Cameron had a plan.

She had silently arrived at the location where she had prearranged traps; it was a street wedged between two skyscrapers.

At this moment, in the offices inside the two skyscrapers, she had arranged "self-destructing Light-Eating Bees" transformed from human corpses—identical to those mutant Light-Eating Bees from the earlier port explosion, even in greater numbers.

This explosion was certainly enough to kill any Catastrophe-level Superpower User, Cameron was certain.

In the offices of the skyscrapers, the staff, fatigued from working overtime, lay motionless in their chairs, their chests ripped open, with strings of sea-blue vessels dancing on the surfaces of their hearts!

Cameron licked the corner of her mouth, deliberately enticing the gray figure chasing like a solitary vengeful spirit into the street. Then, she estimated Esther’s entry time into the street in her mind.

"Three..."

"Two..."

"One."

Cameron silently counted to three, then grinned and snapped her fingers loudly.

The sound of "pop" broke through the friction of her knuckles! At that moment, the world fell silent, devoid of any sound. Subsequently, a girl dressed in a Gothic-style black dress landed precisely in the street.

And then, the skyscrapers beside the street simultaneously erupted with deafening roars.

Under Cameron’s seamless calculations, both events occurred almost simultaneously.

In an instant, hundreds of Light-Eating Bees crashed through the glass curtain walls of the high-rises, their piled-up flesh almost forming a cluster, writhing grotesquely and stinking, as if demons poured from Hell.

They engulfed all the neon, all the moonlight, sweeping over like a massive net made of human flesh—a flood of blood and meat!

In the moment Esther entered the street, the world plunged into darkness.

She lifted her doll-like hollow gaze, reflected in her pupils were countless writhing masses of flesh, the heads and limbs of gigantic Light-Eating Bees piled together, plummeting down to blanket the sky.

At this second, a cord suddenly dropped from the lone gap in the sky, connecting to the small rabbit doll tightly clutched in Esther’s embrace.

In the next moment, the small rabbit doll was pulled by the string overhead, jumping out from her arms, landing on the ground, rapidly expanding into a towering gray-white gigantic rabbit standing three hundred meters tall.

Esther slightly leaned forward, bent her knees, standing on the giant rabbit’s head, her skirt spreading out like a blooming flower.

She lifted her vacant eyes, silently watching the swarm of bees spreading wide.

The giant rabbit doll let out loud cries, raising its right arm quickly at an illogical speed; at that moment, the gust it stirred blew away most of the incoming mutant Light-Eating Bees.

Thanks to this, a sliver of gap finally appeared in the sky, and lifting her gaze, she could see the moonlight.

Next, the rabbit doll grabbed Esther atop it with its velvety left paw, throwing her toward the sky at the end of the street.

Esther’s body was as light as an umbrella, thrown over a thousand meters in an instant, passing through the gap opened by the Bee Race.

And the giant rabbit doll remained in place, lowering its fluffy head, sitting heavily onto the street’s surface.

Simultaneously, several hundred mutant Light-Eating Bees descended, surging uncontrollably like a tide, pushing the three-hundred-meter-high rabbit doll beneath them, forming a mountain and sea of flesh.

Subsequently, their bodies began to glow with a layer of dazzling red; at the moment their external temperatures reached the extreme, the swarm of bees suddenly exploded, transforming into a skyward blaze.

In just a moment, within several hundred meters, no one survived.

All things perished amidst the overwhelming firelight, and that rabbit doll did not escape the fate of being burned to ashes.