I Can Infinitely Synthesize Transcendent Genes

Chapter 731: [549] Transcendent Being +1! (Seeking Monthly Tickets and Subscriptions)_1

Chapter 731: [549] Transcendent Being +1! (Seeking Monthly Tickets and Subscriptions)_1

That day, he hunted down the members of the Heaven God Association and obtained the little trinket, and then the entire Baijing City went into lockdown. Sensing the danger, he didn’t leave the Eastern Continent but rather lay in wait, harvesting and synthesizing Extraordinary-Human Genes along the way.

“Suddenly, it feels as if I’m in a completely different world,”

Pei Jinye murmured to himself, watching the rain pour down from the sky.

Now, he was a true Extraordinary Sixth Rank, and if he were to use his extraordinary abilities, he could kill those of the Seventh Rank.

If the Mother God Stone’s energy was sufficient, he could kill a Ninth-Rank twice if he had done it once.

However, Pei Jinye had no intention of seeking trouble for himself.

What he wanted to do now was to increase his strength as quickly as possible.

The threshold for attribute points to reach the Extraordinary Seventh Rank was just over ten thousand points away.

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With the cultivation materials he now possessed, he could definitely reach the Extraordinary Seventh Rank, so all he needed was to cultivate peacefully and choose an extraordinary domain.

“It’s also time to go back.”

He glanced at the sky.

He knew that if he were to rush into the sky now, the electronic eyes of the Eastern Continent would lock onto him.

The doors and windows closed.

The figure of Pei Jinye had already disappeared.

…

“Buzz buzz.”

[Brother Pei, Brother Pei, did you know?]

“Buzz buzz.”

[I just got news about Brother Nine! He’s actually the head of a federal direct supervision department, GMS Godseat!!!]

“Buzz buzz.”

[A Ninth Rank Strongman, just like that, killed. So terrifying!!]

“Buzz buzz.”

[Sister is coming back.]

The last message came from Little Red Luo.

The sister she spoke of could only be Silver Art.

“I know.”

Pei Jinye finished replying and shut off his phone to continue cultivation.

Before long, night fell.

Inside an abandoned factory on the border between Baijing City and Huaiyi City.

The sound of a burlap bag scraping across the floor was even more unnerving than the shrill noise of a knife tip against the ground.

“Slara.”

The burlap bag ripped open.

In the dimly lit storeroom, a sliver of ghastly moonlight just so happened to fall.

A girl with disheveled hair and a face stricken with fear was trembling all over from the bag; she wanted to say something, but her mouth was gagged with bandages, leaving her to only make muffled noises.

A finger with thick calluses landed on the bandages over her mouth, gesturing for her to stop making such distressing sounds.

The man leaned in closer, and the moonlight exposed his hideously disfigured face, as if scarred by burns, to the girl.

The girl’s struggle became even more violent.

The man was unmoved, even the corner of his mouth revealing an obsessed and fierce smile, as if admiring a piece of exquisite artwork, never finding it repellent no matter how he indulged in the view.

“Don’t be afraid.”

“Do you know?”

“God bestowed upon us beauty… bestowed upon us eyes to perceive beauty… I, representing God, will grant you rebirth.”

As he spoke, his voice resonating like a prayer, the shadows between his raised hands twisted together.

All of a sudden, whispering sounds, as if ants gnawing at one’s heart, seemed to emanate from the surroundings, filling the girl with an unprecedented sense of terror.

With her eyes wide open, she watched the darkness around her surge toward her.

In that moment,

she felt utterly hopeless.

And she regretted more than ever not listening to her sister’s advice to not meet this never-before-seen online friend… She had never imagined that this humorously conversational chat app buddy could actually be a “demon”!

“Please… let me go…”

The girl’s eyes pleaded, but she couldn’t make any sound.

Her consciousness was fading away.

In her dying moments, she seemed to see something, but then she immediately lost consciousness.

…

Ten minutes later.

The doors were busted open.

The woman leading the charge, sword in hand, was as fierce and decisive as ever.

Quickly,

a young man with a crew cut shouted, “Sister Wenjing, we found the missing person!”

Zhuo Wenjing rushed over at once.

She saw the young girl leaning in the corner.

Approaching to check,

she let out a sigh of relief, then turned and instructed, “She’s still alive. Where’s the medical team? Take her back for treatment; the rest, continue the search with me.”

“Yes,”

…

Thirty minutes later,

the search concluded.

Besides the unconscious young girl, no other signs of people were found in the entire abandoned factory.

The crew-cut young man looked at Zhuo Wenjing several times, wanting to say something, but each time he decided to hold it back.

Zhuo Wenjing, with her eyebrows tightly knit, looked at the instrument in her hand. When she finally looked up and noticed the crew-cut young man, she said bluntly, “If you’ve got something to say, just spit it out.”

Seeing her response, the crew-cut young man quickly said, “Sister Wenjing, could there be a problem with our intelligence again? We spent so long to finally find this follower of the Evil God, and now the suspect has disappeared… Or could it be that our information has been leaked?”

“It’s probably someone who got here ahead of us,” replied Zhuo Wenjing calmly.

The crew-cut young man blinked in surprise.

“Someone beat us to it? Damn it, which department is it, and they couldn’t even send a courtesy message?”

He burst out in anger.

Zhuo Wenjing gave him a look as if he were a simpleton. “Preserve the scene and fall back.”

“Yes.”

The others responded.

The crew-cut young man indignantly followed behind Zhuo Wenjing.

Zhuo Wenjing suddenly stopped, receiving a message from the medical team.

“Team Leader Zhuo, we’ve completed the examination. The girl, other than some contamination to her psyche, did not suffer any physical trauma… It’s estimated to have happened between 10 to 15 minutes ago.”

Zhuo Wenjing raised an eyebrow slightly, “So, the perpetrator was definitely at the scene just before our arrival… but disappeared for some reason…”

“Frankly speaking, the girl’s psyche is already contaminated. From my experience, the sacrificial ritual has already begun, and there’s no reason for him to stop it… and ten minutes were enough to complete the first step.”

Zhuo Wenjing fell silent.

“So there’s a good chance someone got there first and saved the girl.”

“But…”

“Who could it be?”

…

Under the veil of night.

In a hotel room in Baijing City.

Pei Jinye sat cross-legged.

The attribute panel had already updated.

[New Extraordinary-Human Gene: Psychic · Crow]

[Adding Extraordinary Ability: Contamination (Psychic contamination and weakening of a specific target)]

“An Extraordinary Psychic Class… no wonder.”

Pei Jinye wasn’t particularly concerned about the adversary’s Extraordinary Psychic Class ability.

What he truly cared about was a small black bug he had snatched from the other party.

The small bug resembled a centipede, even slightly smaller than the “Heaven God,” like a miniature version of a centipede.

Despite this, when Pei Jinye presented it, the little thing immediately showed extreme aggressiveness, as if extremely wary of anyone.

Pei Jinye took out the “Heaven God” as well.

Unexpectedly.

Faced with the bared fangs and ferocity of the “Little Centipede Creature,” the “Heaven God,” which was twice its size, surprisingly showed fear and clumsily scrambled behind Pei Jinye.

…

“You’ve got to be joking, right?”

Pei Jinye thought letting the “Heaven God” out would result in a confrontation with the “Little Centipede Creature,” but it turned out like this?

He felt somewhat embarrassed.

Pei Jinye activated his spiritual power to suppress it.

The previously baring “Little Centipede Creature” seemed frightened, stiffened up, and collapsed.

The “Heaven God” hiding behind Pei Jinye immediately gazed at him with adoration.

Pei Jinye looked emotionlessly at the “Little Centipede Creature.”

Through the memories of that follower, the role of this “Little Centipede Creature” was roughly equivalent to a walking psychic shield, contaminating the target with psychic power through the followers and then devouring the nightmares produced.

“Little thing, you look quite unique. You know how to Devour but don’t know how to give back, huh?”

Pei Jinye refrained from killing the “Little Centipede Creature” for the time being. If it truly could be used to his advantage, serving as a spiritual power shield, it might prove to be an ace in the hole during future encounters with high-rank combat powers.

…

He glanced up at the sky.

Pei Jinye turned on the television in the room.

[Confirmed by the headquarters, tomorrow at four in the morning, the wartime Sealing will officially be announced, all units prepare…]

Pei Jinye watched in silence.

As night fell.

He turned off the television.

Time elapsed unnoticed in his cultivation.

At four o’clock in the morning.

Cloud Ships awaiting departure were visible at the entirety of the Eastern Continent’s border.

…

On the lookout tower.

Xu Beichen stood outside the door with a respectful expression.

When the door opened, a gentle voice sounded: “Come in.”

Xu Beichen composed himself before entering the room and stood at attention: “Beichen pays his respects to the general.”

An elder with a head full of silver hair, dressed in military attire, had a piercing gaze: “Have you taken control of the situation?”

“Yes, three lines of defense have been established throughout the Eastern Continent,” Xu Beichen solemnly replied.

The old general said nothing.

Xu Beichen felt somewhat uneasy but still ventured to ask, “General, so far, neither the Old Gods Association nor the Holy Alliance has acknowledged this incident…”

“Justice will eventually prevail,” the old general said slowly, with a meaningful tone.

Xu Beichen looked up.

He understood the statement.

It was only that the certainty in the old general’s voice somewhat staggered him.

Had things really become that serious?

…

…

Thousands of Cloud Ships took off from the Eastern Continent.

Even higher in the sky.

Dense, blood-red spheres resembling eyeballs appeared, moving up, down, left, and right, as if discerning something.

Soon after.

The screens on the lookout tower displayed numerous encrypted messages.

“Suspect 78 detected… Suspect 129 detected… Lockdown of information complete, decrypting data.”

“Cloud Ship positioning, notify all destinations, arrest on the spot.”

“Understood.”

…

…

Three Cloud Ships crossed thousands of kilometers from the Eastern Continent and finally arrived at Baidi City in the Northern Continent.

After the Cloud Ships arrived, a large number of travelers disembarked.

All the people passed through the gates, handed in their tickets, and exited.

Suddenly at the entrance, a surge of plain-clothes law enforcers emerged from the crowd, swiftly tackling and arresting their targets.

Startled, several tourists screamed.

“Sir, your ticket,” the young girl handed over the ticket.

“Thank you.”

The man nodded in acknowledgment, glanced around at the chaotic scene, as his shoes made a crisp sound against the ground…

Against the backdrop of the surrounding chaos, everything seemed like a farcical movie.

Walking out of the port,

The man hailed a taxi.

After boarding, he provided the address directly.

Before long.

The taxi stopped in front of a blacksmith shop.

The man got out and walked in.

“Master Nan, can you help me repair this Sealing Object?”