"Did you hear that? He said this thing is the only success," Wen Wen said, without a hint of nervousness facing two disaster-level powerhouses. He pointed at the semi-transparent Pioneer Sixty.
"To them, I'm the biggest failure, so that statement is also correct," Pioneer Sixty said, taking off his hood.
Upon seeing Pioneer Sixty, Elian's face changed drastically. The members of the Truth Society in Port Nine City had always been avoiding Pioneer Sixty, and they never expected him to show up here today.
"It seems I was right to look for you in advance. Then I'll leave this guy to you." Wen Wen patted Pioneer Sixty's shoulder, then grinned at Elian. His figure instantly disappeared. He pressed his palm onto Elian's old face, and sent him crashing into the statue of the All-Seeing Eye behind them.
Cracks appeared on the sturdy statue, and a statue of a woman was revealed from within. It was Nivia, the Light of Life. Sultan Novels Network.
"See? I told you this place was mine."
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Pioneer Sixty walked to the doorway and looked at the semi-transparent bald man. He asked with a hint of pity, "What is your codename?"
The bald man looked at Pioneer Sixty doubtfully. "I am... Pioneer One Hundred!"
"You must be in a lot of pain, being like this."
Pioneer Sixty knew what he had paid to become this way. He could not eat or drink, nor feel joy. He couldn't even truly touch another person's skin. He would never have his own love. His eyes were like a high-powered microscope, unable to appreciate beauty in anything he saw. He could no longer be human.
After becoming this way, Pioneer Sixty lost most of his human emotions. What remained was only hatred for the Truth Society and pity for those who suffered the same fate as him. In his eyes, Pioneer One Hundred before him was even more pitiful. At least he still had the will to resist, while Pioneer One Hundred had become their machine.
"Pain..." Pioneer One Hundred's face became more confused, as if he didn't understand what Pioneer Sixty was talking about.
"You are an enemy of the Society. Enemies must be purged. The purging battle officially begins!" Pioneer One Hundred's tone was like a robot's, but tears flowed from the corners of his eyes. Perhaps that liquid wasn't tears, but Pioneer Sixty saw it as tears.
"Don't worry, I will free you!" Pioneer One Hundred's eyes turned red, and two scorching rays were emitted. These rays were very powerful; anything they touched was immediately split in two. However, the main body of the Sanctuary was unaffected.
Wen Wen narrowly avoided being hit by the ray and grumbled to Pioneer Sixty, "Control your opponent, don't let him interfere with me."
Pioneer Sixty ignored Wen Wen's nonsense. The metal in his hand transformed into a shield, and then various weapons were released from his body. These weapons were all powerful anomalous items. Among them were powerful items of the same level as the Bow of Conception. Under Pioneer Sixty's control, these items possessed disaster-level power.
Wen Wen glanced at Pioneer Sixty from the corner of his eye. This guy was rather unfathomable. If all those weapons were unleashed, their power would be astonishing. No wonder the Truth Society had been avoiding being found by Pioneer Sixty. He was a disaster-level combat machine through and through.
Pioneer Sixty was the closest to success in the Truth Society's plan to create an artificial god. Therefore, the materials used were the best. They originally planned to merge the wills of sixty children into one chaotic will, which would be completely under their control. Who knew that an accident occurred that time, and all the power gathered onto Pioneer Sixty, who was one of the sacrifices. Pioneer Sixty had sensed Pioneer One Hundred's presence after arriving here, which was why he so readily agreed to help Wen Wen.
Compared to Pioneer Sixty, Pioneer One Hundred was much more shabby. Although he also possessed disaster-level strength, many of his components were just fillers. These filler parts made him more comprehensive but also reduced his strength as a combat weapon. Thus, his combat ability was completely inferior to Pioneer Sixty's. The most crucial point was that Pioneer Sixty was more familiar with his own power than Pioneer One Hundred.
If Elian were directing from the side, Pioneer One Hundred could naturally fight with ease. However, Elian was firmly suppressed by Wen Wen and was unable to direct him at all. Therefore, the battle here was one-sided. Fortunately, the Truth Society had isolated the nearby space to prevent ordinary people from being disturbed. Otherwise, the fight between these two alone would have resulted in at least half the city's population dying.
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On the other side, Elian was also powerless against Wen Wen. His Black Body power caused virtually no damage to Wen Wen. Wen Wen didn't even need to use the amplification of the Black Moon to firmly suppress Elian. No, this wasn't just suppression; it was a complete domination. However, Wen Wen had not dealt a killing blow because he felt something was wrong with Elian. As for what was wrong, he couldn't quite pinpoint it. Perhaps it was because Elian was too calm. Although he appeared very angry and seemed to be fighting earnestly, Wen Wen always felt that he was distracted. It was as if his attention wasn't here, and he was merely numbly completing the task of fighting Wen Wen. This was not how a person facing death should act, so Wen Wen was extremely vigilant. As they fought, Wen Wen suddenly released chains and surrounded Elian, while he stood behind Nivia's statue and fiddled with it secretly.
Elian easily broke through Wen Wen's chain cage, but what greeted him was a black blade thrusting at his back. This blade had once caused trouble for Yan Zu, and Wen Wen wanted Elian to experience the feeling of an electric drill poison. Elian had not taken this move seriously at first, but when all his energy defenses were pierced by the black blade, he lost his composure. For the first time, Wen Wen saw a glint in his eyes. Then, this glint never receded. Elian seemed to have become someone else; his eyes were filled with confidence.
Elian asked condescendingly, "Are you the inheritor of the Sanctuary?"
"And you are?" Wen Wen retorted.
Elian smiled slightly. "You can call me the Grand Sage. You've really disrupted quite a few of my plans, but I don't really care about them." "I just didn't expect that the successor of that terrifying Sanctuary back then would be such a sleazy guy like you. If that blow had hit, the situation would have been too embarrassing."
"If you hadn't used that move, you wouldn't have come out, would you? I knew there was something wrong with Elian, but I didn't expect it to be you hidden within his body."
"Hidden? No, you're too superficial."