Disappeared?!

Why did it disappear? Did she really kill that alien species with a single blow?

Alexei watched in shock as she slammed the crucifix back to the ground with a thud, his mind reeling with astonishment: "Is this why the dean recommended her?"

Wang Li, who was being stared at, was equally astonished, and his usually calm and composed demeanor was completely lost.

Alexei: ...

He didn't waste any time on Wang Li, and quickly turned to look ahead, wanting to know how this was done.

Not wanting to miss a single detail.

Gu Li weighed the cross in his hand; its size and weight were just right for breaking up those things.

As the pollution in front of him dispersed and gathered again, another lower-level species, about to complete its condensation, appeared in the instant between solidification and pollution molecules.

She swung the cross again, and the faint starlight instantly covered the already shimmering surface of the cross, slamming it hard onto the still-unstable body of the lower-level species.

The low-level creature, with its charred black body, insect head, and human body, vanished again the instant it emerged from the factory, letting out a futile roar.

Gu Li looked at the alien species that had been instantly scattered, and an almost pious expression appeared on her face as she hugged her crucifix and murmured something.

As the group of Saide quietly approached, they heard her devout murmur: "Physical salvation is indeed true, Namo Gatling Bodhisattva."

As Said looked at the huge cross in her hand, his eyes twitched uncontrollably as he thought of the alien species that had vanished into thin air.

You're really good at performing rituals for the dead, aren't you?!

How can your gleaming silver cross possibly have any connection to a Bodhisattva?

And what kind of shady Bodhisattva has such a name?!

Saide suddenly felt a little tired, but Alfoseni's words were the last straw that broke the camel's back.

His calm and wise friend put his arm around Gu Li, who was clearly acting strangely, and asked with a serious expression, "Does your sect need more followers?"

Suddenly, Saide crouched down, clutching his head.