Gu Li glanced at the hundreds of corpses hanging overhead, their throats pierced, and his expression turned even colder.

Behind the girl who had just made the sound, countless insects swarmed out from a decapitated corpse.

Her eyesight was excellent; she could see the terrified, trembling eyes of the girl who had spoken up to warn her.

As she ran at full speed, the hat on her head, which was part of her dress, fell into the pool of blood and gradually became stained with filth.

Then her light golden hair, pale skin, and light-colored eyes were fully exposed to everyone.

Those who knew something saw her clearly and were extremely shocked, then sighed inwardly.

She has a weak gene; I wonder what tool she was using to break down the door.

But they had never heard of anyone being able to fight against so many alien species and escape using only props and their own flesh and blood.

What's more, she's a slender, pale, and delicate little girl with long arms and legs.

Therefore, when Gu Li started running towards the girl, most of them turned their gaze away in disappointment and numbness.

The door was open, but with so many alien creatures surrounding them, there was no way they could escape, and they didn't care whether a girl would step into the hall of death before them.

Gu Li didn't care what they were thinking. She looked at the girl with her eyes closed in the distance, her mind racing with thoughts.

What were her feelings when she warned herself?

She reached the girl in less than ten seconds, her leather-shoe-clad foot crushing the insect at the very tip.

The crackling sound kept ringing in my ears.

The white mark with its severed head, its body completely abandoned by these insects, swarms forward, its shiny limbs or carapaces dancing, choosing its next host.

Gu Li looked at their plump, well-nourished bodies, then indifferently raised his foot and crushed another large patch.

The girl may have been filled with hope, despair, fear, or a sense of sacrifice. In short, between Gu Li and herself, she chose to sacrifice herself and desperately give the hint.

The girl, shielded by Gu Li, had slightly dark skin and a few freckles on her cheeks. She had been unfortunately chosen to appear here, and now she awaited her fate with a mixture of fear and calm.

Gu Li looked at her with a strange expression.

Before she broke down the door, she wasn't sure if coming back this time was the right thing to do, but now she was certain.

Her decision to come back was absolutely the right one.

I must treat Irwin well when we get back.

Distracted and expressionless, Gu Li slowly inserted his cane back into his suitcase, then pulled out a long sword from the cross and aimed it at the half-centipede that was still struggling at his feet, having lost half its body.

A terrifying aura emanated from that slender body as those sky-blue eyes gazed upon it.

The insects froze in place for a moment, then began to struggle desperately again.

Gu Li was somewhat surprised that these things were unaffected by her, but of course this did not affect the situation between the two.

To her, these insects were like swarms of ants facing an elephant; no matter how many there were, they were nothing more than a mob.

These insects, which were produced by a certain worm to control the human body, were not even low-level species. Under her sword, they didn't even have a chance to struggle before they completely lost their life.

The other, intact white-marked creature convulsed as it retreated to a corner.

He Shiyi, who had been in a deep sleep since experiencing the polluted tide and defeating the deep-sea creatures, suddenly spoke in her mind.

"That thing is coming out, let's eat it together."

Gu Li pulled the girl back a few steps, facing the horde of spider-like aliens that were gathering.

She almost dropped the longsword in her hand and accidentally injured the young man with the pert buttocks in front of her.

Gu Li, who absolutely didn't want to be seen as having any unusual fetishes, twitched her lips and exclaimed in her mind, "Weren't you supposed to be asleep? Why are you taking a break?!"

He Shiyi's voice still carried a hint of sleepiness, and she chuckled softly in her mind: "Originally, I was supposed to sleep in the city until I recovered."

"Since all my agents have left the city, and I've come across some snacks, it's no problem to have some."

Gu Li secretly rolled her eyes. No wonder she was so attached to the corpse snake before, acting like she had lost her mind.

So it was for nourishing the body.

Gu Li placed the suitcase in the girl's arms, asking her to keep it safe, and also tossed Irwin's gun to her.

Do you know how to use it?

Julie nodded repeatedly, her eyes resolute as she held the gun: "Yes!"

Chestnut:

There's no need for such a devout expression.

While talking to He Shiyi, the spider-like alien seemed to sense an unknown terror and remained motionless in the vicinity.

When Gu Li severed her connection with He Shiyi, the human faces growing on the spider-like aliens immediately bared their sharp teeth and screech at her.

Even though these insects have grown larger, their brains are still only the size of a walnut. They are watching the girl who poses the greatest threat to them with great vigilance.

The group, who had tacitly hidden behind Gu Li, didn't even glance at him.

Hiding behind Gu Li, the others, who were at least half a head taller than her, breathed a sigh of relief with a peaceful expression.

Julie, who was carrying Gu Li's luggage, glanced worriedly at her back before looking towards another corner.

She hadn't forgotten that there was another white sign in the room.

As Julie listened to the continuous sounds of longswords clashing against limbs behind her, she pulled the safety pin and aimed at the white emblem that was trying to get close to Gu Li's back.

She wouldn't let that thing bother her benefactor!

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