Wailonggar violently dismantled Dagon Church in Innsmouth.
Losing his mind, he didn't know why he wanted to do that, he just knew it was what he hated.
He kept venting his inner anger.
Until he saw the light appear.
That light was like a gentle leg, soothing Dong Lai's inner mania and making him stop dismantling the church.
He stared blankly at the direction where the Giant of Light was coming.
Human reason will not come back for a while, so Wailongga can use his wise little brain to think.
That direction...
Does he remember the direction in which he dug the hole to bury the person?
Did giants grow out of pits?
Wailongga scratched his hairless head and subconsciously wanted to look for the delicious blue ball of light, but found that the ball ran away quickly.
That made him a little regretful.
Immediately afterwards, the roar of the alienated Dagon and the changes in Ligadron Hydra spread throughout Innsmouth. Of course Wailonga, who was stuck in the center of the church, saw that scene.
Anger surged up inside him again for no apparent reason.
He pushed aside all the buildings in front of him that were blocking his path, and ran in the direction of those monsters with great speed.
When the giant light particles disappeared, he couldn't help but let out a mournful roar.
Where the giant disappeared, a tiny human came to the east.
Seeing the crying figure, Wailongga suddenly felt very familiar. He didn't think about it anymore and flew towards the figure, resisting the alienated Dagon's attack.
The tentacles of Wailongga were pressed against the horns on the top of the head, and the horns of the heads emitted a crystal light, and a powerful light shot straight towards the alienated Dagon.
The alienated Dagon was caught off guard by the electric current, and the face of the deep diver with scales was involuntarily distorted.
But his body was too small, and even if he tried his best to emit light, it would still cause some trouble to the monster in front of him.
At this moment, the Ligardron Hydra flew up and kicked the smaller Wailonga away from the waist.
As a flesh-and-blood body, the alienated Dagon would be more damaged by electric current, but Gadron is not afraid of Wailongga's electric current. As it is a steel monster in itself, these electric currents are nothing like drizzle.
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"William——"
The moment Hydra kicked him, he suddenly heard the desperate cry of the tiny human to the east.
It turns out that his name is William.
William looked at the alienated monsters he kept moving away from in a daze, and finally remembered his name.
It turns out that he is not a monster, but a human being transformed into a monster by cards.
He was originally an ordinary geologist at Miskatonic University, and then went out for inspection with the expedition team, and then encountered one after another strange changes...
Especially this morning, he saw Ms. Ellis explode into a bloody mist in front of his eyes, and then he was completely possessed by the beast's consciousness, feeling that he was not a real monster.
Precisely because his fusion with the monster has deepened, his body shape will gradually approach the monster's original body shape.
As his consciousness recovered, he could no longer maintain his body of twenty or thirty meters.
His monster body quickly shrank in mid-air.
He no longer cares about those things.
William looked in the direction of the noise and saw "Wilson" with his face covered in blood and his expression desperate and collapsed.
He saw that the originally brilliant golden eyes were filled with regret, reflecting the gradually shrinking monster.
Sure enough, that was the friend he knew.
So that’s it, it turns out that I am not that giant.
Ultraman Tiga...?
In mid-air, William's body quickly shrank until the monster's transformation was dispelled and the card separated from his body.
The monster becomes an ordinary scholar with a small chapter of cards.
William initially gave "Wilson" a bright smile.
He imitated the way the giant swung his legs toward them for the first time and gave "Wilson" a thumbs up.
"Come on, can I light up..."
A hoarse voice came from his throat, and then he crashed into the half-collapsed roof in great embarrassment and lost consciousness.
The card also fell next to him.
"No……"
Nanke shouted hoarsely as he looked at Wailongga, who bravely appeared in front of him to help him resist the blow.
Of course he knew that Wailongga was transformed by William Dale.
Why did William suddenly appear?!
In that situation, what can an incomplete monster do?
As expected, William was kicked away by Ligadron Hydra, and his transformation even disbanded in mid-air, and he fell directly to the roof, unconscious.
Nanke looked at everything in front of him with collapse.
My emotions got out of control in an instant.
He can't do anything, the power he possesses is a joke, and it seems that all his efforts are in vain.
His companions met with misfortune one after another.
William tried his best to protect him, but he couldn't protect him at all.
“Ahhhhh——”
A shrill roar sounded, and tears mixed with blood fell from his eyes. He beat the ground, suffocating despair grabbed his throat, and the haze enveloped him.
Desperate people are crying.
The dark man who had been observing everything from a distance laughed wantonly, his split lips like a dark abyss.
No, that's it.
Only such deep despair is what He desires.
That universe has been completely polluted. How can it be changed and restored by relying on one's own efforts?
No matter how much effort we make, the past is nothing more than an illusion of nothingness, a misty mirage, or a reflection in the water.
How can the insignificant light save all that!
Well, he considers himself a very benevolent existence, so let's take this time as a small lesson.
If light is willing to embrace eternal blindness and foolishness, it would be willing to accept a tiny embryo.
He patiently appreciated the tragedy he had caused.
Tears of despair fell. Nanke no longer knew what he could save. Everything seemed to be sliding into the abyss of nothingness.
He seemed to be swallowed up by boundless despair.
Suddenly, Zhuomu's light screen flickered, and in the system's space that was dotted like stars, a ray of light suddenly emitted a brilliant and dazzling light, shrouding Nanke's body.
Nanke seemed to hear a low but extremely majestic voice ringing in his ears: